I've just returned from school, where we had a short course on health management. But I am not going to talk about the things we did in the school gym, which were many and so festive, it seemed like a small fun fair, complete with blaring pop music (Yes, we teachers do know how to have fun in the absence of students).
It all started when a fellow teacher noticed some scratch marks on the side door of her friend's new car. In big scrawny letters, somebody scratched 'babi' on both doors on the left side of the blue Suzuki Swift. ('Babi' means pig) The female teacher who owns the car didn't realized this, until she was notified by the friend who saw the scratches as she parked next to her this morning at school.
Vandalism... I never vandalize anything when I was in school (though I've stolen great many items from the library, laboratory, and even from the lockers). Vandalism is the lowest form of debauchery for me, destroying public and personal belongings who never did you harm. A cowardly act.
The victimized teacher wasn't a bad lady, she is among those who really cares about students in school. Maybe she caned a few students these couple of weeks, but with valid reasons, unlike me who ENJOYS inflicting pain without much excuse. As friends, we teachers feel sorry for her and if we ever got the culprit... he has much to pay.
Why must we hurt those who try to improve our lives? If you go to school without books EVERYDAY, was it wrong for the teacher to scold you? If you behave unbelievably naughty in class, did you think the teacher enjoy screaming at you? If you dressed shabbily in school uniform, was it proper for the teacher just to let you be? Clueless, impolite and arrogant, I sum these up about the youths today.
I BLAME the parents. Most never care much, as long as their children arrived safe and back school. They were blinded by work and rarely ask their children about school, totally trusting the evil midgets.
I believe some of my blog readers are parents, and from your own blogs, your children are behaving well and successful. I congratulate you on a hard job done well. Education begins at home, I read this and believe it so. Please don't leave everything up to the teachers in school. We are humans too (or in my case draconian :D)
The moral of this story; ALWAYS park your car INSIDE the house compound, especially at night.
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8 comments:
I have a great respect for teachers. And by teachers I don't just limit to those who teach as a profession.
I will forever remember those who have taught me patiently and earnestly. They will always have a special place in my heart.
And for that I cannot imagine people who would want to vandalize a teacher's property.
What a dastardly deed that is.
Vandalism is worldwide. Like you, I just do not understand the mentality of people who choose to destroy or damage another person's property.
I just hate irresponsible people. And those who vandalize things owned by others are the worst kind of irresponsible people. Like technobabe said, i just don't understand them..
that is everyday happening in my school last time...
that why my teacher drive old proton saga to work only...
but this boy who done this is very bad...lack of moral or religious teaching? failure of parenthood? failure of the nation education policy?
that poor teacher will get pain in her bank account, the paint job will easy cost her 2-3k
Aizan; Yes, even evil people like us have respect for our elders and betters. That makes us classy :)
TechnoBabe; Destroying personal stuff to spite people.... people like this should be shot in the head, preferably in the act of doing vandalism.
et; I do think I understand why they did it. And knowing the reasons, I hate vandals even more. Again, they should be shot.
Tenchi; Failure of the national education policy? Ha ha ha. It's part parents' and the student's fault. You know that sometimes the parents never care and the student got big headed. The sin will be gargantuan here.
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