Kids will always be kids…nomatter where you are at in the world.
When I was in the US, my favorite group to teach was middle school students.
In Korea, middle school students are hard to handle.
I wonder how they are in Cambodia.
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[Message last modified 01-28-2012 02:24am by Kadin]
^ well i guess youll find out when venture into srok yirng. From what i hear mostly male teacher get more crap from the students.
that’s just sad.
that girls is by herself.
no one was trying to help her.
but they didn’t really hurt though.
i’m glad that the fight ended up that way.
When I was in Cambodia, it’s rare to see people fight on the street. One incident in Psa Tuol Tompoung, a man had an argument with somebody-don’t know who, he hits and kicked a big wooden cart while everyone else was watching. I walk closer to see what’s going on, the man was arguing with himself, I didn’t see the person who’s he having an argument with—weird!
Overall, I think Khmer in SROK KHMER are peaceful people. Traffics are crazy and people are cutting each other off on their motorcycle or Lexus left and right, you don’t see people get angry! Also, in a big gathering–I don’t see people’s fight.
This is weird to me. In the states, some Khmer people will shoot you if you look at them the wrong way. People will flip you off then get into road rage if someone cuts you off in traffic.
The police in srok Khmer don’t know what the hell to do if there was a fight.
[i]Originally posted by brach[/i]
When I was in Cambodia, it’s rare to see people fight on the street. One incident in Psa Tuol Tompoung, a man had an argument with somebody-don’t know who, he hits and kicked a big wooden cart while everyone else was watching. I walk closer to see what’s going on, the man was arguing with himself, I didn’t see the person who’s he having an argument with—weird!Overall, I think Khmer in SROK KHMER are peaceful people. Traffics are crazy and people are cutting each other off on their motorcycle or Lexus left and right, you don’t see people get angry! Also, in a big gathering–I don’t see people’s fight.
This is weird to me. In the states, some Khmer people will shoot you if you look at them the wrong way. People will flip you off then get into road rage if someone cuts you off in traffic.
The police in srok Khmer don’t know what the hell to do if there was a fight.
Really? Wow, I’ve seen a lot of fights. I was at a gathering and it was a rom vong, There were knives, pipes and sticks, it was like a scene from the Warriors, lol. I just stood and watch hoping not to get killed since the only way out was blocked by a mob of kids angry at each other. I think most of the older khmers are pretty cool headed, but some of these youngins are out of control.
