My Chinese "School" is amazing.

In my Chinese "School" you are punished for being stupid. In other words, you get more than 3 words incorrect and the teacher will hit your hand with a wooden ruler. It's a test we take every week which is basically just memorizing a sentence and write it down. It's 3 hours long from 9 AM to 12 AM and it costs $70 a month, which means 9 hours = $70. At the end of the class, you take ANOTHER test which is basically writing down words you've learned before. I would quit at the 1st moment possible if my mom wasn't such an asshole about it.

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[quote name='Terminator02' post='3427321' date='Jan 29 2011, 07:28 PM']so what do you learn? that just sounds like they make u memorize random sentences[/quote]

We're supposed to learn words, but because of the way they run the place, we just end up memorizing sentences instead.

[quote name='_Chaz_' post='3427330' date='Jan 29 2011, 07:31 PM']Awesome. Sounds like a school I'd like to teach in.[/quote]

All the students will love you.
 
Things I might do if I was in your position:


1. slap myself with a wooden ruler before the teacher could have the pleasure

2. moan sensually when the teacher slaps me

3. slap the teacher with my own wooden ruler

4. refuse to be slapped / dodge slaps
 
[quote name='pyrmon24' post='3427392' date='Jan 30 2011, 12:06 AM']It's legal for teachers to hit students in the US? What the fuck[/quote]
Not in an ordinary school.
 
[quote name='pyrmon24' post='3427400' date='Jan 29 2011, 11:10 PM']And what schools aren't ordinary?[/quote]
Apparently OP's Chinese school.
 
[quote name='pyrmon24' post='3427400' date='Jan 30 2011, 12:10 AM']And what schools aren't ordinary?[/quote]

The ones that let the teachers hit the students.

(Nun schools I believe allow this, but they need the parents consent in writing.)
 
Off topic:

RoxasIsSora "The closer you get to the light, the greater your shadow becomes."
 
[quote name='pyrmon24' post='3427392' date='Jan 29 2011, 11:06 PM']It's legal for teachers to hit students in the US? What the fuck[/quote]

It's quite legal here in Canada as well. As that section of the Charter apparently does not apply outside of government corporations/facilities.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but that is what my Civics teacher told our class :P.
 
[quote name='Sephi' post='3427406' date='Jan 30 2011, 12:14 AM']Off topic:

RoxasIsSora "The closer you get to the light, the greater your shadow becomes."[/quote]

Shhhh...... Thanks. xD
 
Lol...I wouldn't do well in a school like that, i'd probably get kicked out the first time the teacher even dared to try hit me. I'd take the ruler and hit back.
 
Technically it's a private school, since you pay for it. As for corporal punishment, they can do whatever they want as long as the parents consent.

As a related note, speaking with experience, nothing is more harmful to a child than a "stereotypical Asian-American" upbringing. It may work back in your home country, but the culture is so different in Western countries that your children just end up socially repressed.
 
I wouldn't call it a school, per se. It's just some person's house and they teach from there.

Off Topic: I thought you left, coolbho3000.
 
[quote name='BloodyFlame' post='3427468' date='Jan 30 2011, 12:12 AM']I wouldn't call it a school, per se. It's just some person's house and they teach from there.

Off Topic: I thought you left, coolbho3000.[/quote]
I still come back sometimes, just not quite as often. :yayps3:
 
private or not you aren't allowed to hit a child in the US. parents don't have the right to hit their own children even less to give permission to someone else to hit their children.
 
does that help you remember? might be annoying but if it helps teach you... the end justifies the means :evil:
kidding, your mom shouldnt be doing this, but see the bright side of things- hopefully your chinese will get better
 
Hey that's fairly normal o.o Hit your hand with a ruler only. Big deal? I always got hit up to 40+ times on my hand for not doing homework. With a cane or plastic ruler :)
 
[quote name='coolbho3000' post='3427447' date='Jan 30 2011, 03:52 PM']As a related note, speaking with experience, nothing is more harmful to a child than a "stereotypical Asian-American" upbringing. It may work back in your home country, but the culture is so different in Western countries that your children just end up socially repressed.[/quote]
Of course it's a generalization, but it does happen quite a bit. It's hard for Asian parents to understand that tertiary education is not nearly as competitive as Asian countries. It's not something you can explain to them because they just won't get it. It's not necessarily a bad thing in most cases, but it can be.
 

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