dark side in life

When back to school today to help out with the school's student's symposium... Hmmm, guess it's pretty boring to help the lecturers set up the panels and stuff...

Managed to extort a TEH-C bing from my lecturer, MT. And he also shared with us about the dark side of life... NS, good students.

For NS, don't do you best when it comes to training. So that at the end of the day, you can "progressively improve" to your best. This create a sense of impression that you are able to perform and improve in BMT which at the end of the day gives your Sgts and Sirs a false sense of "you strive to improve"

Haha, MT also shared the dark side of officers in NS at this time... Hmmm, so what if you become an officer? What are the lessons or skills that you can apply back when you turned civilian? Becoming a clerk is more practical. You get to learn spreadsheet, excel, database, etc, computer skills, etc, when you are back to civillian... As an officer what can you learn? Shoot rifle? Chiong mountain? Haha

For good students, GOD~!!! I didn't know it's so dark inside the staff room... During year 1, the students are already picked to be in the top band and the CM will be at a look out for the students who are in the top band... If the students doesn't perform, the lecturers head will on the chopping board... At the same time, the good students are given lotsa opportunities in school. Also, no matter how terrible the results that the good students performed, the students will always be the pet of the CMs......

How fair could life be...