Summary;
This week
after a group of students and their parents were photographed setting their
worksheets ablaze post the PSLE exams was almost as bad as an angry bystander
dialing 999.
Disposing
of textbooks that could be given away was wasteful. Some then changed their
tone to say even completed worksheets could be passed down, if not to students
here, then surely to those in Africa, the world’s hypothetical dumping ground
for all rubbish. Given the sheer volume of stuff that people insist on sending
to Africa, it’s a surprise the continent hasn’t buckled under its own weight
yet.
Opinion:
I feel that
the parents should not burn the psle paper but recycle it or sent it to
undeveloped country. Burning the papers will cause air pollution and those people
with respiratory problems will be affected. Parents can also give these used
papers to primary 5 pupils so they would be able to see different types of
question. I believe this will benefit them greatly.
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