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Re: 小 學 咪 催 谷
To be frank, I'm from both traditional schools in HK and "new style" schools in Canada. I like both! In fact, I really want to defend traditional schools sometimes!
I don't find dictation a completely bad thing, as long as the parents dont' stress for 100%. When I was young, my parents helped me with my dictation every week. I always managed to get 100% (as what 95% of my classmates did). Once, I only got 85%. Instead of yelling me for this, my parents simply asked me what went wrong. To us, dictation is just a regular check-up. Nothing more.
Routinely, I had about 9 assignments per day at traditional schools. However, if everyone else is doing the same thing, nobody would find it "wrong" or "strange". In fact, you will even find ways to finish your HW more quickly so that you'll have more playing time.
I respect good traditional schools. I love their values and their morals. If you look up to the international standard, the best mathematicians are always from traditional schools in China, Russia or Korea. The same thing hold true for other subjects (piano, gymastics, physics, etc). Japan is known for its "spoon-feed" style of education, yet it nurtures so many creative engineers and cartoonists! The best professors I've seen are mostly from traditional/independent schools. Does it mean that all these people's childhood, including mine, are ruined?
Certainly, not everyone at traditional schools find their schools a nice place to go to. Why? Go ask their parents.
When I was in form one, a classmate of mine came up to me very depressed. She told me that her mom physically throw away the girl's report card into the garbage can........If it weren't the mother, my classmate could still be one of the most active girls in class. If it weren't the mother, my friend could still have confidence in learning.......
Is it really problems with traditional schools or with dogmatic parents? Sometimes, I even think that the children of these parents still won't be happy even when they are sent to international schools. I've seen examples where the parents feel that the international schools give their children "NOT ENOUGH HW" and basically overwhelm their children with extra math problems and writing exercises......
As I've always said, the worst education does not come from a bad school, but from the parent's misjudgement...
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