This is a serious behavioral issue that should not be allowed to persist. I would be very concerned with the statement " He can bite kids where he goes now" as that implies a reluctance on the part of the school to address the biting issue. They may be reluctant to work with the parents to find a way to stop this behavior which begs the question, why would they be reluctant to work with the parents?
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i know , we are addressing the issue .
i took him out of one “ creative talents “ program because we got over the biting issue
but he started kissing kids , i told the teacher she was lousy ,
i blamed her for causing it by making such a federal case about it and got out of there with only 1/2 my money for refund

hes doing good and gets threatened with soap but hasnt tasted any yet

pissontheroof wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 12:34 pm There are currently 17 Cambridge accredited schools in Phnom Penh according to https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/ ... ge-school/

They have a nice chap, from Singapore I believe, who makes regular checkups to ensure that schools maintain quality.

Now, I have just re-read your post before hitting the "Submit" button and I notice you say "He can bite kids where he goes now and they don’t kick him out , so they adopted him as part of thier family"

This is a serious behavioral issue that should not be allowed to persist. I would be very concerned with the statement " He can bite kids where he goes now" as that implies a reluctance on the part of the school to address the biting issue. They may be reluctant to work with the parents to find a way to stop this behavior which begs the question, why would they be reluctant to work with the parents?

i wouldnt live in phomnom pig pen if it was free and they passed out free dope
[ free ho-ho’s , friholes , maybe ]
and cambridge mean nothing to me , im an american ,
or was until that fucktard biden came alomg ..
im going to hawaii , but i like it here and will be back i hope ,
taking the little one to usa to get some business done .
if he is stupid as the locals hers at age 10 i will consider taking him to school in hawaii
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Cambridge accredited means accredited to teach English language to speakers of other languages, not accredited as an international school and award internationally accredited exams. If your kid isn't working towards the IB, IGCSE or SATS, they award they are given will not be recognised outside of Cambodia.

pissontheroof wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 12:34 pm There are currently 17 Cambridge accredited schools in Phnom Penh according to https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/ ... ge-school/

They have a nice chap, from Singapore I believe, who makes regular checkups to ensure that schools maintain quality.

Now, I have just re-read your post before hitting the "Submit" button and I notice you say "He can bite kids where he goes now and they don’t kick him out , so they adopted him as part of thier family"

This is a serious behavioral issue that should not be allowed to persist. I would be very concerned with the statement " He can bite kids where he goes now" as that implies a reluctance on the part of the school to address the biting issue. They may be reluctant to work with the parents to find a way to stop this behavior which begs the question, why would they be reluctant to work with the parents?

i wouldnt live in phomnom pig pen if it was free and they passed out free dope
[ free ho-ho’s , friholes , maybe ]
and cambridge mean nothing to me , im an american ,
or was until that fucktard biden came alomg ..
im going to hawaii , but i like it here and will be back i hope ,
taking the little one to usa to get some business done .
if he is stupid as the locals hers at age 10 i will consider taking him to school in hawaii
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Good idea, put the little fella in a real school, you wouldn't want him growing up semi-literate and barely able to string a sentence together.

BklynBoy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 14, 2023 10:13 pm anyone have thoughts on if the mixed kids who speak/write khmer and fluent English-- Can they move up in a position at whichever Western Embassy the other parent is from?

I was assuming if person is fluent in khmer and can write khmer AND also fluent in English-- They would be valuable. Or am i mistaken?

I think it's not that special. Some mixed kids can do Khmer, English, and a second mother tongue. Then there are more or less bi-lingual locals

Yeah, don't go to America, go to Hawaii. I hope the locals aren't too stupid for you there.
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. Peace is where it’s at when you’re 70 and not used to wearing any more clothes than I can get away with
Shirtless if I don’t care who sees my belly .
Which I don’t care , I let them in the door and let them see I’m not one of them thare tattooed freaks. ,
then casually put my pajama top on , to save any staring .
Yea , I am unsociable so can handle stupid well enuf , as long as they ain’t shooting at us .
,

Random Dude wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 2:41 pm

pissontheroof wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 12:34 pm There are currently 17 Cambridge accredited schools in Phnom Penh according to https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/ ... ge-school/

They have a nice chap, from Singapore I believe, who makes regular checkups to ensure that schools maintain quality.

Chap ? As in chapstick ? I’m not one of you …

Now, I have just re-read your post before hitting the "Submit" button and I notice you say "He can bite kids where he goes now and they don’t kick him out , so they adopted him as part of thier family"

It’s a job ,



This is a serious behavioral issue that should not be allowed to persist. I would be very concerned with the statement " He can bite kids where he goes now" as that implies a reluctance on the part of the school to address the biting issue. They may be reluctant to work with the parents to find a way to stop this behavior which begs the question, why would they be reluctant to work with the parents?

im going to hawaii , but i like it here and will be back i
if he is stupid as the locals here at age 10 i will consider taking him to school in hawaii

Good idea, put the little fella in a real school, you wouldn't want him growing up semi-literate and barely able to string a sentence together.
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I guess ..
That don’t deserve a reply , I guess you never heard you get what you paid for ( hopefully )
Anybody living here for any length of time should know , the locals ain’t up to par in the educational department
I won’t be around but I hope he learns above the average numbscull ,
and hawaii can be be good with minimum money at a decent pubic school

pissontheroof wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 4:11 pm

Random Dude wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 2:41 pm

pissontheroof wrote: ↑Sun Apr 16, 2023 12:34 pm There are currently 17 Cambridge accredited schools in Phnom Penh according to https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/ ... ge-school/

They have a nice chap, from Singapore I believe, who makes regular checkups to ensure that schools maintain quality.

Chap ? As in chapstick ? I’m not one of you …

Now, I have just re-read your post before hitting the "Submit" button and I notice you say "He can bite kids where he goes now and they don’t kick him out , so they adopted him as part of thier family"

It’s a job ,



This is a serious behavioral issue that should not be allowed to persist. I would be very concerned with the statement " He can bite kids where he goes now" as that implies a reluctance on the part of the school to address the biting issue. They may be reluctant to work with the parents to find a way to stop this behavior which begs the question, why would they be reluctant to work with the parents?

im going to hawaii , but i like it here and will be back i
if he is stupid as the locals here at age 10 i will consider taking him to school in hawaii

Good idea, put the little fella in a real school, you wouldn't want him growing up semi-literate and barely able to string a sentence together.

I guess ..
That don’t deserve a reply , I guess you never heard you get what you paid for ( hopefully )
Anybody living here for any length of time should know , the locals ain’t up to par in the educational department
I won’t be around but I hope he learns above the average numbscull ,
and hawaii can be be good with minimum money at a decent pubic school
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I wish him all the best.

They have a nice chap, from Singapore I believe, who makes regular checkups to ensure that schools maintain quality.

Chap ? Checks their pulses ? Sounds flakey to me

It’s a job ,





I wish him all the best.
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Too bad you’re not a young sweet looking impressionable catholic girl, you sound like surrogate mother material ,
But I know you’re just some dum young random dude