1. All schools (Govt/Sub/DSS/Private) to go through interview process and choose the good student (base on ability and performance) - But people will just say time-consuming and unrealistic to implement
2. All schools go through lucky draw as you also mentioned. Everthing determines from luck - But people will just say like gambling and unrealistic to implement
The pointing system is most unfair (fake address, fake religion certificate happened many many times over years) and people just use all kinds of dirty means to achieve the objective. Is this something contrary to education principle?- But people just use many reasons to protect only because they have those marks and relations. And any change will just make them lose those benefit.
Remember those Govt/Sub money also came from taxpayer like you and me. Should we have the right to mention out those unfair things and let edb officials be aware(who receive high wages) to solve it and improve it. By the way, I don't think we are just complaint machine.
I do not have the 5 marks but I support the existence of this 5 marks.
If something is not significant, I doubt if anyone would bother giving reasons to support it. In fact, if there are thousands of reasons to support its continuation, shouldn't this majority opinion be respected?
In this thread, many people have given arguments for and against keeping the 5 marks. Some of them are not entitled to the 5 marks. Some even explained the background of its existence. I hope you will be open-minded enough to read through everything, and will understand that this may be the least evil of currently available solutions.
原帖由 Ving 於 10-10-3 22:22 發表
Hi fongyuen,
I think that if you don't have the 5 marks and then you complain that the religion 5 mark is not fair, then people will only pointing the finger say that you are "Complain Machine" and n ...
The core issue is how to prevent such behaviour, rather than 因噎廢食. Do you stop believing people altogether just because there are liars out there? Do you stop walking on the street just because there is risk of falling objects?
You may say there are flaws when the allocation system is implemented. I believe these flaws can be rectified with suitable preventive controls (e.g. a deterrent punishment for using fake means or documents) and detective controls (e.g. thorough checking of documents submitted).
We can have an allocation system suitable to the most people but I don't think any allocation system will be regarded as acceptable by all.
原帖由 Ving 於 10-10-3 23:50 發表
The pointing system is most unfair (fake address, fake religion certificate happened many many times over years) and people just use all kinds of dirty means to achieve the objective. Is this something contrary to education principle?- But people just use many reasons to protect only because they have those marks and relations. And any change will just make them lose those benefit.
Let's see how she reacts to my invitation to have an open mind to read through all the posts and the information provided. If she still shows the tendency of wanting approval of her opinions rather than an open-minded discussion, I don't really see the point of spending any more time on providing information and ideas to her.
BTW, I saw "Sunday file" tonight as you recommended. Very informative and quite true.
原帖由 DaddyX 於 10-10-4 00:21 發表
Pls stay and continue to contribute, for 2 reasons
(1) If the information provided would reduce her hatred to the system due to initial misunderstanding, this will reduce her anger - which is a good ...
Yes, just like this topic is 強烈要求教會學校查証領洗紙來源, meaning that we are suggesting ways of rectifying a current flaw in the implementation of the allocation system. When the system has rectifiable flaws and is not rotten to the innermost part, should the government abolish the system altogether or change it fundamentally, or should they focus on how to rectify the flaws?
原帖由 hophopbunny 於 10-10-4 00:27 發表
Agree. pointless to participate in this "non discussion" when some obviously just want to use this forum to complain and blame in a non-constructive manner