Teachers who complain of not having long enough holiday reflects their personality.
My reaction to the complaint is, "Two months of holiday is not long enough for you?"
The teacher then responded that such length of period would not be sufficient to compensate on what she experienced at school.
She described the work at school was too pack that she had had not well-rested/enjoyed the two months break.
I have no intention to humilate her or other teachers.
But, one shall learn to be appreciative of off days, more so on leave approved by organisation he or she is working with,
Not everyone including Prime Minister has the privileged to enjoy an interrupted time-off. Datuk Seri Mohd Najib was recalled to oversee the flood situation while on holiday. I personally would not blame him over his absence during the woes, its Natural Disaster, as he eventually back to the country and travel everyday despite that he might experience jet lag. It is tough for him or anyone on highly paid but no personal lives.
So, stop complaining. Just enjoy everyday of given uninterrupted to the fullest.
On the matter that the workload is too heavy at school. Although I never experience nor someone explain in details about the job, but I do believe that it is solvable if someone work it out in smart and diligent ways.(And, I had enough looking the endless pictures where teachers keep on taking selfies while correcting examination papers, homeworks, or students sitting for exams and etc..oh, please!!!!)
By resenting on so much of the workload, perhaps it could be reversed by doing them in with joy. It might turn things better as the works will be done with passion instead of reluctance.
Once a person receive salary at the end of month, he or she obliged to do their parts at best. Teachers, especially, have significant roles in shaping the future of today's generation- be it bright or some teachers would call them "bad apples" due to frustration.
As I plan to send my child to a government school, I pray hard that she won't get sloppy teachers who only care about month-end salary but lacking of responsibility in their work, TOUCH WOOD
The teacher then responded that such length of period would not be sufficient to compensate on what she experienced at school.
She described the work at school was too pack that she had had not well-rested/enjoyed the two months break.
I have no intention to humilate her or other teachers.
But, one shall learn to be appreciative of off days, more so on leave approved by organisation he or she is working with,
Not everyone including Prime Minister has the privileged to enjoy an interrupted time-off. Datuk Seri Mohd Najib was recalled to oversee the flood situation while on holiday. I personally would not blame him over his absence during the woes, its Natural Disaster, as he eventually back to the country and travel everyday despite that he might experience jet lag. It is tough for him or anyone on highly paid but no personal lives.
So, stop complaining. Just enjoy everyday of given uninterrupted to the fullest.
On the matter that the workload is too heavy at school. Although I never experience nor someone explain in details about the job, but I do believe that it is solvable if someone work it out in smart and diligent ways.(And, I had enough looking the endless pictures where teachers keep on taking selfies while correcting examination papers, homeworks, or students sitting for exams and etc..oh, please!!!!)
By resenting on so much of the workload, perhaps it could be reversed by doing them in with joy. It might turn things better as the works will be done with passion instead of reluctance.
Once a person receive salary at the end of month, he or she obliged to do their parts at best. Teachers, especially, have significant roles in shaping the future of today's generation- be it bright or some teachers would call them "bad apples" due to frustration.
As I plan to send my child to a government school, I pray hard that she won't get sloppy teachers who only care about month-end salary but lacking of responsibility in their work, TOUCH WOOD
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