Study tips I am writing in response to the letter headlined, 'Teacher woes' which appeared in Young Post recently. Cathy said she could not understand what her teacher was teaching.
I think she should discuss her problem with her teacher. No one can read her mind. If the teacher is aware of the problem, she might improve.
Besides, she can also form a small study group. Two or three students could get together twice a week for a few hours to discuss problems and do exercises.
GENEVIVE Pathetic pretence Courtesy is a very important virtue, especially in Chinese societies. It makes the world a more pleasant place, but we have to remember the meaning behind it.
Some people pretend to be polite and put too much emphasis on courtesy, which is pitiful. We should distinguish courtesy from hypocrisy and be sincere to each other.
KATHERINA Ying Wa Girls' School Wonderful teacher I have studied in my school for eight years and my integrated science and PE teacher, Miss Kong, is the most hardworking and friendly teacher I've ever had.
Miss Kong has taught me since Form One. She checks our homework carefully and explains our mistakes to us so we will not make them in tests and exams.
