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本帖最後由 iantsang 於 12-1-21 18:49 編輯
回復 GandL 的帖子
Hi GandL,
Let me begin by sharing my deepest appreciation for your apology. I also respect your consistency to try to discuss your concern on my previous posts and I am open to discuss with you in an appropriate thread. Thanks andrewchiu for providing such an opportunity for us to share openly.
For the first case that you stated, it was really not my intention to be mean to that member. I just thought naturally it is an enjoyable chance to be around my children all the time...... on second thought as you brought it up, I do agree that it can be viewed that way. If I made you and other members feel that, I am very sorry but it really wasn't what I meant. What I was wondering is why it is a must to play to warmup, a question that I am sincere on finding out, as I do want to understand the parents better to help more.
On the second case, I think this is a subjective difference here. Of course, I should be more careful but sometimes I really feel there are still a lot of things that I don't understand. For me personally, kindergarten interview is like romantic love (I think I mentioned this some day some time long ago ). So, it is almost like love at first sight. Of course not everyone believe in that so the reason why I said so is if the feeling is not right, then it may not be a good idea to choose this school. Somehow you should trust your feeling and consider the other schools which provide better arrangement. It is because at the end, it is not just a feeling and there is a rationale in behind. If a kindergarten cannot provide a satisfying arrangement from the get go, then it is likely the parents had established negative feelings about this kindergarten already. So, the trust between them cannot be established well and it would be difficult for the parents and the children to study in this kindergarten happily. 'coz there will still be many opportunities that some of the future arrangement are coming from a certain perspective, if the parents cannot agree, then they will have a really bad time if they insist simply based on fame or other reasons. So, it was really a truthful suggestion. But true, I could have said more in detail but I still can't understand why someone would take it as asking her to shut up. I am really sorry but I don't look at people this way.
For the one about raising suggestion, this one I am standing by my comments firmly. If you still remember, the first sentence of that member's post was something like, "To those who are related to the kindergarten". If this wasn't being said, then I agree with you fully that I was wrong. However, such leading sentence would make me wonder why asked someone else to do the job for you? It would be so indirect and quite frankly, I don't think anyone related to the kindergarten would do that for that member. Then why the hassle to suggest something that will never go to the management? Isn't it better to share with them directly? Don't you think so?
For the last one, it was just a general sharing. I just feel as we are all parents, both the parents coming to the interview and parents helping the interview (in any kindergartens), any of you would be in either role in turn. I was just hoping that when people begin to complain, they would begin by considering they could be those helpers too. It's to remind them to step into other shoes and it is not the kindergarten I am protecting, but I do feel I have the rights to stand by anyone who volunteered for good purpose. Of course things can always be look at from either side but I really don't feel there are any problems with my comments there. May be the way that I put this in too general view turned out making parents feel they are being pointed at. I was really hoping to remind people but seems what happened is it created a bigger mis-understanding incurring from the previous confusions.
Throughout the whole process, I do feel it was an unfortunate sequence of mis-understanding. One of the key issue which I admit, is due to my multiple identities which certainly complicated the issue. To be exact, I believe some members would feel I have a predefined standpoint which I really don't have. I am almost like a person with split personality which I can manage to think in parallel with the various identities. So again, I admit that I could have done better by citing which side I am from for each post, so members could understand better I am saying such things as a regular member, the administrator or a parent helper. At the end, I wanna be clear with one thing: I never would stop members to say negative things. Sometimes all I am trying to do is to try to help parents to think differently and hope they can have a broader picture only. It is not a happy thing to keep on thinking about negative things. So why not make it a better would together? I just have a very simple mission, and by being a parent of a certain kindergarten, it doesn't mean I have to protect it. I accept openly that it is not perfect and everyone should choose the one which fit them. I think I have said so over thousand times and this is still what I think and agree upon. And I hope members can trust that I am able to do so. Thank you!
For one more time, thanks for your time and efforts to try to state out your concern and I hope I had addressed them. Sometimes it is hard to exchange ideas with a full perspective in a forum as we all come from a different background. So everyone may have different interpretation and if I said something wrong, I also hope people like you can remind me too. This is what we stand by so no need to always say you are making suicidal attempts...... (sorry I guess this is a bad joke)
Again, happy Chinese New Year and really hope from the bottom of my heart that you got closure with my reply.
Sincerely,
Ian
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