I WRITE in response to Ray Cheng's 'No best remedy' (Young Post , August 27), regarding students who take remedial classes after school.
Ray Cheng thinks it is unnecessary for students to take remedial classes after school simply because their teachers are not good enough. I have a different point of view.
Indeed, it is understandable for students to take tutorial classes for certain reasons. To begin with, I would like to draw your attention to the fact that not all students can keep up with their teachers.
The result is that students fail to grasp the teachers' main ideas or the contents of the textbooks.
Unless the student is intelligent, or brilliant, he cannot easily cope with the contents of a textbook on his own.
Under such circumstances, taking tutorial classes is a solution. What is more, the majority of teachers fail to equip students with exam skills and techniques. But the students' needs can be fulfilled by taking tuition.