Well, today I received a comment from Pn. Salimah herself. It is as follows...
Pn Salimah
September 9, 2009 01:28 PM PDT
Thank you for your compliment. If I am bad, i.e. as you say; worst than Pn Pon ever was, then, I have achieved something... Many people are popular because they do not do anything, but the unpopular ones... the bad ones (me...) are the ones who get the job done. I do not go for popularity but I want to do a good job. i.e. to inculcate good moral values among the students and teachers; students who want to achieve excellence academically and students who love their school. I remember you, Sheena, and I am surprised that this statement came from you. You have always been a model student to me, and i am sad that you feel this way towards me.
My reply to this is. (I wasn't very sure that you'd receive my reply if I replied you in the comment box itself- blogdrive is balls, I've said it once and I'll say it again.)
I hope to not be mistaken here.
The quote was taken from the blog, not my own words. And yes, I stand by my post-script- meaning I'd like to see how you'd handle such a controversial issue.
I do not agree with the
students scolding the teachers in such a discourteous manner, I think they
should have voiced their problems out in a more mature manner, articulated
themselves better rather than to just call the teachers “FUCKING TEACHERS” or "Pn Rahimah BITCH!" and
that you should have stopped to address the problem, listened to why the students were so unreasonably angry. (Besides the mere immature reasons.)
I do pity you for all the uncouthness shown towards you, and I understand that you can’t win em all. I however do not agree with your statement that the unpopular ones actually achieve something, they're just that, unpopular. I think our school has caused more segregation and divided the students even more than they already were, and I say this with all due respect. Maybe it’s time to do something about it.
xoxo,
