The teachers are supposed to ensure that every student is given three attempts to pass the tests. If they fail in the first test, the teachers must give them easier questions in their second test so that they could pass. If they fail again, then the teachers must make the questions even simpler for them in their third attempt. Is this what they are doing in the universities?

I was thinking to do a temporary teaching role after I complete my masters..

look at the other hand, Singapore student cant even read Chinese Newspaper after attending mandarin subject for so many years. These has something similar to our situation right?

This post has been edited by Sky.Live: Jan 14 2013, 02:40 AM

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