RyanPCMR
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So this is what makes us proudly South African. Who would've thought this is our true identity. :crylaugh:
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Uhm yes. Lack of propper education and guidance from either parents or other grownups make them dummies. Very few people have the will power to educate themselves especially when the resources to do that is harder to get.
It seems you are the one with a racist problem. All black people have the same capacity to succeed than white people, but the thing that fails most children from poorer backgrounds (of any race) is bad parenting.
Why should I only pick one? It's first and foremost bat parenting. A lack of resources only makes things more difficult, but if you have to you can practice maths with a stick in the sand.So what is it bad parenting or lack of resources?
That is by the far the most stupidest thing I've read. But hey, let's do maths equations in the sand after our praise and worship session at school cos Jesus will make a way.Why should I only pick one? It's first and foremost bat parenting. A lack of resources only makes things more difficult, but if you have to you can practice maths with a stick in the sand.
That is by the far the most stupidest thing I've read. But hey, let's do maths equations in the sand after our praise and worship session at school cos Jesus will make a way.
WHO
Are these really clever dudes in Kazakhstan ?
Does anyone even know where it is ?
Perhaps a country study is needed ?
Would it really be so bad, if as South Africans we can be classified as being dumber by the standards of more developed countries? :erm:
Sounds racist to me.
Really strange how education was better under apartheid. ANC's better life for all. Epic fail.
I blame the culture of entitlement bred by the ANC and EFF. Why study when apparently everything was stolen from you and when it is given back you will be stupidly rich and never have to work for anything ever in your life again?
Uhm yes. Lack of propper education and guidance from either parents or other grownups make them dummies. Very few people have the will power to educate themselves especially when the resources to do that is harder to get.
Yeah shame. Some people will remain forever victims.You obviously have never been exposed to living conditions the "dumb masses" are living under. Mother working long hours and father working 500km+ away. This was the case during apartheid and is still the case for many.
rietrot said:Lack of propper education and guidance from either parents or other grownups make them dummies.
You obviously have never been exposed to living conditions the "dumb masses" are living under. Mother working long hours and father working 500km+ away. This was the case during apartheid and is still the case for many.Yeah shame. Some people will remain forever victims.
Yeah shame. Some people will remain forever victims.
So what is it bad parenting or lack of resources?
If this tread - and myBB in general - is anything to go by, then it is difficult to argue otherwise.South Africans are dummies
Even with the edit, I still have no idea what you're trying to say.
What a pathetic Eurocentric view. How about measuring our students in Afrocentric subjects like Statue Face Painting, Policemen Stone Pelting and Decolonisationology!
You obviously have never been exposed to living conditions the "dumb masses" are living under. Mother working long hours and father working 500km+ away. This was the case during apartheid and is still the case for many.
http://www.sabreakingnews.co.za/2015/09/03/most-sa-households-run-by-single-moms/The numbers revealed that 31% of mothers were recorded as being married, meaning it’s possible the father might be absent in the household or the child’s life. Over 1.1 million births were registered, but 64% had no information on fathers.
According to statistician general, Pali Lehohla, who presented the report in parliament, 886 202 babies were born last year. More than 50% of the women who gave birth were single.