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Thursday, September 14, 2006
  Ugh

Same like Bel, I'm soon gonna hate teaching.

Stupid parents, everything want quick n fast, take exam take take exam.

Pls, if your son/daughter can't even count properly with ZERO rhythm sense and cannot sight read properly, take what exam? Being able to play well for pieces doesn't mean anything. No rhythm sense, no aural skills, no sight reading skill. Seriously I don't know what kind of player is that.

If not because of the $, I don't even want to continue teaching. Fine, you shall get the wish that your son takes his grade 2 nx yr, only to fail his sightreading badly if he doesn't learn how to count properly.

UGH, stupid

3:37 PM |