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Studens should not ask if they really "do not know" how to answer the questions. HOWEVER, in some cases, the pictures on the exam paper are really vague. For example, in General Studies, you can see a picture a kid is opening the fridge. But the other kids may have a perception that the kid is closing the fridge. Under this situation, I guess the teacher "have to" clarify. Another case is you see a picture of a bowl of congee on the paper, however, other kids may think it's a bowl of soup. How do you identify? Even like adults like me, feel this is not fair if teacher said my kid is wrong because of vague pictures.
Back to your question, even the kid really do not know how to answer, in fact, I do see a lot of cases that the questions indeed are not clear, how could a kid at age 6 (or maybe older boys or girls) to understand? Not sure the system on how the school proof read all exam paper before releasing to kids to answer...
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發表於 13-1-12 13:27
