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Re: Private or Public Schools?

Post by Black Orchid » Sat Apr 21, 2018 8:07 pm

Of course but while they are studying.

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Post by mellie » Sat Apr 21, 2018 8:11 pm

Of course.

Lol you wouldn't like to think they're still working at maccas or paddling through animal excrement post grad.

Although, with respects to some of these silly courses they offer these days, no ATAR required are rather questionable.

I dare say a few of these graduates end up at maccas or end up perpetual online students.
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Re: Private or Public Schools?

Post by Gordon » Sat Apr 21, 2018 10:15 pm

I did 2 shifts at McShit when I was about 17.
Couldn't stand the smell of the place and still can't.

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Post by mellie » Sun Apr 22, 2018 7:36 am

That's the trouble with Australian kids... they're overwhelming sense of entitlement and laziness is why their Indian and Chinese peers are snatching spots at selective schools and good private colleges.
Bad luck.

Their parents instilled in them a respect for hard work and study.

Our kids think they're above hard work, be it actual work or study.

Our kids would rather play Football, COD or WOW and as for working at maccas and developing a work ethic....why on earth not? :clap

These are the kids who end up achieving throughout life.
Independently.
If nothing else, maccas gives them a reason to study hard and get good grades

I believe you cant put lipstick on a pig.

If your kids not naturally academically inclined, or isn't willing to work their fingers to the bone,they just won't cut it at uni regardless of private or public education.
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Post by Nicole » Sun Apr 22, 2018 8:38 am

mellie wrote:That's the trouble with Australian kids... they're overwhelming sense of entitlement and laziness is why their Indian and Chinese peers are snatching spots at selective schools and good private colleges.
Bad luck.

Their parents instilled in them a respect for hard work and study.

Our kids think they're above hard work, be it actual work or study.

Our kids would rather play Football, COD or WOW and as for working at maccas and developing a work ethic....why on earth not? :clap

These are the kids who end up achieving throughout life.
Independently.
If nothing else, maccas gives them a reason to study hard and get good grades

I believe you cant put lipstick on a pig.

If your kids not naturally academically inclined, or isn't willing to work their fingers to the bone,they just won't cut it at uni regardless of private or public education.
Fantastic post Mellie well said.

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Re: Private or Public Schools?

Post by Rorschach » Sun Apr 22, 2018 11:03 am

According to NSW figures many Public schools are as good as many Private schools re educational outcomes.

yeah, yeah nicole go look for yourself. :h
Honestly only Aussie is lazier than you.
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Post by mellie » Sun Apr 22, 2018 1:23 pm

Mistress Nicole wrote:
mellie wrote:That's the trouble with Australian kids... they're overwhelming sense of entitlement and laziness is why their Indian and Chinese peers are snatching spots at selective schools and good private colleges.
Bad luck.

Their parents instilled in them a respect for hard work and study.

Our kids think they're above hard work, be it actual work or study.

Our kids would rather play Football, COD or WOW and as for working at maccas and developing a work ethic....why on earth not? :clap

These are the kids who end up achieving throughout life.
Independently.
If nothing else, maccas gives them a reason to study hard and get good grades

I believe you cant put lipstick on a pig.

If your kids not naturally academically inclined, or isn't willing to work their fingers to the bone,they just won't cut it at uni regardless of private or public education.
Fantastic post Mellie well said.

Thanks Nicole.

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Re: Private or Public Schools?

Post by Malcolm_hates_your_kids » Sun Apr 22, 2018 4:17 pm

mellie wrote:
Mistress Nicole wrote:
mellie wrote:That's the trouble with Australian kids... they're overwhelming sense of entitlement and laziness is why their Indian and Chinese peers are snatching spots at selective schools and good private colleges.
Bad luck.

Their parents instilled in them a respect for hard work and study.

Our kids think they're above hard work, be it actual work or study.

Our kids would rather play Football, COD or WOW and as for working at maccas and developing a work ethic....why on earth not? :clap

These are the kids who end up achieving throughout life.
Independently.
If nothing else, maccas gives them a reason to study hard and get good grades

I believe you cant put lipstick on a pig.

If your kids not naturally academically inclined, or isn't willing to work their fingers to the bone,they just won't cut it at uni regardless of private or public education.
Fantastic post Mellie well said.

Thanks Nicole.

:Hi
Um, the flaw in the argument is mass immigration!

No mention of mass immigration anywhere!
Stop making things worse! :pope

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Re: Private or Public Schools?

Post by Gordon » Sun Apr 22, 2018 4:31 pm

Rorschach wrote:According to NSW figures many Public schools are as good as many Private schools re educational outcomes.

yeah, yeah nicole go look for yourself. :h
Honestly only Aussie is lazier than you.
I'm getting reports from the local high school that kids are not getting any feedback or even having their assignments marked properly.

The school is bursting and overcrowded.

One parent told me they don't learn much in class, just presented with the curriculum and they have to self learn.

That's really shit.

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Re: Private or Public Schools?

Post by brian ross » Sun Apr 22, 2018 4:42 pm

Gordon wrote:
Rorschach wrote:According to NSW figures many Public schools are as good as many Private schools re educational outcomes.

yeah, yeah nicole go look for yourself. :h
Honestly only Aussie is lazier than you.
I'm getting reports from the local high school that kids are not getting any feedback or even having their assignments marked properly.

The school is bursting and overcrowded.

One parent told me they don't learn much in class, just presented with the curriculum and they have to self learn.

That's really shit.
And who's fault is that, Gordon? I would suggest it is the fault of the Education Department of NSW. The teachers feel overwhelmed, so they aren't marking work.

I have been often asked to become a school teacher by kids, mine and friend's because I teach them. I ask questions. I point out where they are wrong. I explain things to them clearly and precisely. However, I won't 'cause I know, from discussions with friends and relatives who are teachers, I wouldn't get sufficient support. My kids did well at school with my help. If parents are too lazy or it appears, too stupid to help their own kids, that is IMO their look out.
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