First time in a long time

Yeah. Percubaan results are out. I'm satisfied with my grades.

5A+ 4A 1A- (BC grrr...) 4th position in class.

I don't wanna get overconfident though. So it's the usual - good, not great, could do better.

And something odd happened during moral class. Well my friends and I attended a moral talk a while ago. We found some major contradictions in the answering techniques that were taught by our schools' teachers and the teacher who gave the talk.

That is for essay, do we just start with Nilai xxx. Or do we have to write a full sentence, xxx perlu mengamalkan nilai xxx. So I asked Pn Lim well which do we follow.

It's a very simple question.

Then. A teacher came in. She asked us if we wanted to follow the words of some teacher whom we don't know well or that of the teachers who taught us these two years. She said she feels sad bla bla bla bla.

Huh? This is now a trust issue? Come on teacher, we're students, it's only right that we ask when we're confused. And I'm not the only one, the whole class is. So if you wanna talk about trust, honestly I trust facts, data. Our school produces more or less 5 A+ for moral per year I guess? And that teacher whom we met for the first time claimed that all her students (probably first class only) got A+ except two. (They got A)

Hm... what do you think? What does your common sense or any other senses tell you? Just putting it out there.

And based on language what the other teacher said was perfectly logical. I believe there's nothing wrong with writing a full sentence. And it could possibly be considered wrong to write an incomplete sentence. So what's the big fuss about following her methods anyway?

All I can say is, none of us were trying to challenge you la teacher. We have better things to do, such as making sure the right way to follow so that we could score well in spm so that you wouldn't have to face the pengetua with a sour face.

Get real. Be more professional.