Just for you guys, I've picked up the guts of writing about the inner truth and revealing onto everyone, what the boards are indeed all about!
Corruption, it's a serious thing, that's not almost, but has brought out nation on the verge of losing everything that once gave it dignity. And this starts in the institutes that ought to teach us things for a corruption and ill-manners- free tomorrow. But, things aren't always as easily done than said.
We all, experiences a share of internal corruption, when the 'external' visited. For the first time in years did children pick up their books, turn the pages and studied, and for the first time in any examination, did the teachers allow the students to share a part of their knowledge.
As one of my friends said, "If not for the corruption, you wouldn't be happy today, since you would have got a zero when it came to the salt." He was indeed right! If not for the corruption, we would all have flunked big time! But, the problem comes up when everything is taken to be for granted.
As long as I titrated and got the wrong readings, I was cool with it. The moment I got to know the right reading, there I left aside the burette and pippit. The teachers taught us how to take a chill pill even when you know nothing in an examination. Pretty saddening.
The same friend also said, "Where have we learnt cheating from, it's from them!"
Corruption needs to be combated, and when you know that it extends to such deep roots, where even the fear of one 'external examiner' sets all the highly educated and disciplined minds in fear, action is required.
I know, I know! The future of the children. But, you've done what harm you needed to to their minds already. Rather, practice could be made more specific than cheating oneself.
Overall, it was an eye-opening and pitiful experience that fetches us all, all the damn marks!
So, take glee in that!
Corruption, it's a serious thing, that's not almost, but has brought out nation on the verge of losing everything that once gave it dignity. And this starts in the institutes that ought to teach us things for a corruption and ill-manners- free tomorrow. But, things aren't always as easily done than said.
We all, experiences a share of internal corruption, when the 'external' visited. For the first time in years did children pick up their books, turn the pages and studied, and for the first time in any examination, did the teachers allow the students to share a part of their knowledge.
As one of my friends said, "If not for the corruption, you wouldn't be happy today, since you would have got a zero when it came to the salt." He was indeed right! If not for the corruption, we would all have flunked big time! But, the problem comes up when everything is taken to be for granted.
As long as I titrated and got the wrong readings, I was cool with it. The moment I got to know the right reading, there I left aside the burette and pippit. The teachers taught us how to take a chill pill even when you know nothing in an examination. Pretty saddening.
The same friend also said, "Where have we learnt cheating from, it's from them!"
Corruption needs to be combated, and when you know that it extends to such deep roots, where even the fear of one 'external examiner' sets all the highly educated and disciplined minds in fear, action is required.
I know, I know! The future of the children. But, you've done what harm you needed to to their minds already. Rather, practice could be made more specific than cheating oneself.
Overall, it was an eye-opening and pitiful experience that fetches us all, all the damn marks!
So, take glee in that!
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