The More Things Change, the More We Realise God Doesn’t (Part 1 of 2)
The Christian strategy against liberalism, political correctness and every change that is destroying the world
Khen Lim
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“I can’t believe it,” the church member said, “but this is not
the school I thought I knew.”
“I signed up to do my practicum at my old school, thinking
that familiarity will ease things up a little for me. Y’know… I know where
everything is… the classrooms, teachers’ staff room, the school hall, canteen
and even the administration and the headmistress’ office. I’m familiar with the
teachers, some of whom actually taught me.”
She sounded upset but I wasn’t sure I fully understood what
the problem was and so I probed a little more.
“What were you really looking for when you applied to do your
teaching experience back at your school? Favours, maybe?” I asked.
“Favours? Of course not! When you do the practicum, you know
that assessment is going to be tough. So if I could eliminate as much of the unnecessary
uncertainties that surround a strange and unknown school, I could at least
focus more on the teaching instead. I thought if I could do my teaching
experience at my own school, that familiarity would be helpful. What I wasn’t
prepared for was that the school seemed to have changed so much in such a short
time. I wasn’t ready for that!”
