Most people say that teachers in the past were full of passion and dedication and that they genuinely cared for their students but that today’s teachers are a different lot altogether.
Change the teachers to improve the education system By - February 26, 2019 7:00 AM I was having tea with my old schoolmate Lim Kah Huat on Sunday when he informed me that the grandson of a famous principal of our alma mater had visited the school a day earlier. Anthony Thyndale had come to Malaysia – his first visit since he left Malaya aged six – and made it a point to visit Kind Edward VII School of Taiping where his grandfather R P S Walker had served as principal from 1931 to 1939.
Many of us who were educated between the 1950s and 1970s will surely recall the wonderfully dedicated teachers we had. KE7 Old Boys Association president Mohaideen Mohd Ishack entertaining Anthony Thyndale and his wife in Taiping. Mohaideen, at the risk of offending some teachers today, told me the attitude of teachers today was different. “Teachers in the 1950s and 1960s were known for their passion and dedication.
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