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The Beacon
► Hey Millenials! What Do You Want?
► Elitism, Meritocracy And Teachers’ Parking
► Would I Die For Singapore? No Thanks!
► Culture Of Blame Gone Too Far – The Benjamin Lim Case
Vulcan Post
► 80% S'pore Teens Are Uninterested With Current Affairs. 4 NTU Undergraduates Want To Change That.
The Ridge Magazine
► New Year Resolutions Every NUS Student Has Made
► A Rundown of Must-Read Student-Run Publications In NUS
► Surviving the ‘No Shuttle Bus Challenge’
The Middle Ground
► It’s hard to teach the love of learning
► Memo from MOE: Meet the cut-off, or risk getting kicked out
► Tuesday at Cheongster Cafe: A Clean Sweep
► TOC fights back, Minister’s speech throws up more questions about Benjamin Lim
► Death of a boy: Court of Public Opinion
► Death of a boy: Dealing with officialdom is a big deal for kids
► Death of a boy: In silence, misinformation is king
The Eye
► No More MisZOgny: Zoe Adamopoulos’s work at UN Women
► Spotlight on Gabriella Zhao: how to become a 16 year old community activist
► Home alone: independent living in Singapore
► Semester at Stanford: transformative experience for SAS senior
Transient Workers Count Too
► TWC2 hosts nearly 200 students in a single week in March
The Independent
► Sound Bytes – Sonny Liew, art and Mulan Gallery exhibition
► Youth-led Campaign to Raise Awareness of Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
► OTTOBIOGRAPHY: Letters from Students, and a Parent, 2007
► Music Instructor applicant had NUS degree in music but MOE asks if he had ABRSM
► Was TODAY’s report on Benjamin Lim in contempt of the Sub Judice principle?
Another Dot In The Blogosphere?
► Needed: More critical thinking
► How to “lecture” without lecturing
► So what if introverted teachers leave?
► Disconnects with “connected” learning
Lil Blue Bottle
► National Gallery Singapore with kids
► The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye
► 3 great children’s books from Shalom Christian Media
► Really beautiful picture books
The Nanyang Chronicle
► Frankly, My Dear: It’s not interesting to be a woman