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To: max americana
You know it’s bad when a parent is sending his/her kid to a 3rd world country for better schooling...

When we get Asian and Filipino students, they are uniformly more advanced than the local population. I mean, light years beyond them in attitude, work ethic, organization, attention span, skills, intelligence... (oops, not supposed to say "intelligence" anymore. It's a no-no word. Almost as offensive as the N-word.)

These poor kids always spend the first few months kind of looking around like "We left my country for THIS?" It's really sad.

20 posted on 03/15/2015 6:32:11 PM PDT by A_perfect_lady
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To: A_perfect_lady

“These poor kids always spend the first few months kind of looking around like “We left my country for THIS?” It’s really sad.”

My brother is married to a Filipina so I may be biased here. In the RP, the first thing they do in class is “good morning”, then prayer as the RP is a Christian nation. Since kindergarten, they drill this into your system. 2nd, they always post the top students in every class from 1 to whenever. If you are dead last, not only are you embarrassed but you are forced to catch up as having students repeat a grade is nothing to them unlike L.A. public high school which is a no-no.

Most importantly, almost no parent would ever send their kids to public school as the private Christian schools are the ticket to university.

And would you believe that there is no such thing as “free school meals” in the Philippines? Makes American kids look like pansies, doesn’t it?


22 posted on 03/19/2015 11:46:41 AM PDT by max americana (fired liberals in our company last election, and I laughed while they cried (true story))
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