S'pore teachers highest paid in world

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#41
ya buy from popular?
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#42
Think popular also sell.

Think I ever saw a compiled exam questions from the Fujian Hui Guan schools in Popular before too.
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#43
If teachers are teaching less[1], what additional work are they taking up to justify being the highest paid [2]?
Do they have to count votes during GE and PE?



[1] aka "teach less learn more"
[2] Singaporean teachers are the highest paid among the 21 countries surveyed, according to page 13 of the Varkey GEMS Foundation 2013 Global Teacher Status Index report. I have checked that the survey looked at primary and secondary school teachers, ie MOE teachers, not tuition teachers.
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#44
Rainbow 
Teach Less, Learn More is about teaching better, to engage our learners and prepare them for life, rather than teaching more, for tests and examinations.

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(10-10-2013, 11:26 PM)wsreader Wrote: If teachers are teaching less[1], what additional work are they taking up to justify being the highest paid [2]?
Do they have to count votes during GE and PE?



[1] aka "teach less learn more"
[2] Singaporean teachers are the highest paid among the 21 countries surveyed, according to page 13 of the Varkey GEMS Foundation 2013 Global Teacher Status Index report. I have checked that the survey looked at primary and secondary school teachers, ie MOE teachers, not tuition teachers.
Teach less LEARN MORE is not work less

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#46
Rainbow 
We are in the business of building people.
Do we really want to judge our teachers based on their pay?

Does a highly paid teacher means he/she is successful?
and for the matter, a small salary means that she/he is no good?

We all understand that the purpose of education is to stimulate the creativity and passion of our student mind and body.

Imagine for a second that you are a teacher.
Why is it important that "real" learning took place?
How should you design a lesson to ignite the desire for students to learn, grow and better themselves?
What is your approach to instill IDEAs effectively?

Upon reflection.

1. To be able to Teach Less and Learn More (TLLM) is still an experiment for us.
2. It definitely requires a lots of energy on the teacher.
3. TLLM teaching is unorthodox and the method is at best questionable.

It's never too late!

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#47
From the passionate response, I see we have some teachers and tutors here Wink

Anyone who has imparted a skill or knowledge will intuitively know "teach less learn more" takes a lot more out of us.

Teaching more is 1 way street.

Do as I've taught you. Don't question why? Keep quiet! Stop raising your hand! It's not a bloody discussion!!!

What? Why you so stupid? I've explained 10 times already! Go ask your tuition teacher lah!


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#48
Teach the students to learn themselves.

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#49
In Singapore, it is all about being exam smart.
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#50
Totally agreed. Some people are naturally inclined to it. And they end up being the policy makers and high ranking personals etc. There is generally a lack of creativity and innovation ability here, and probably will never change if we continue this path down.

Having said that, its a classic example of the gov policy and where money can be made, tuition centers and education related stuffs. U w never be poor if u know where the right trade is.

(11-10-2013, 10:30 AM)Dividend Warrior Wrote: In Singapore, it is all about being exam smart.
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