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Posted by admin
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Tuesday, 09 December 2008 22:06 |
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A friend of mine told me recently that he was considering home-schooling his two sons. A battle with the private international school where his sons are enrolled and fruitless encounters with Ministry officials who were either incapable of seeing his point of view or could not empathise nor appreciate his lack of options had brought him to that point.
It could be that to many a civil servant, private schooling is an elitist luxury that one purchases at the expense of its ills and pains. If so, this overlooks the reality that for many in this country private schooling is not about snob appeal but rather a necessity in an increasingly competitive world.
Many a parent is caught in a conflict between wanting to avail themselves of public services, be they education, medical or otherwise, on the one hand, and doing the right thing for those they love on the other. They, like many others here in Malaysia, have been forced into these positions of conflict by a public system that has been increasingly undermined by political and vested interests despite the obvious consequences. READ MORE HERE: http://malikimtiaz.blogspot.com/
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If it is as simple as you have mention many would have dropped the Bible and Christianity since Bible is the basis. The atrocities, sex, violence is a record of what happened and what God despises too!
If you want something easy, lovey dovey and cosy, might I suggest writing of Hans Christian Anderson. Or is that too violent too.