Parents were upset and students cried.
Just because the PSLE maths paper is more difficult than they've expected.
WTH.
If exams can be preempted and questions expected, will that still be an examination?
And i guess this article is another reflection of a loophole in our seemingly perfect education.
What parents (and perhaps teachers?) are preaching, is not how to comprehend and tackle a question, but to memorize and regurgitate them. It was so, very long ago, when I was still a wide-eyed student part of this entire system. And it is definitely more, more so right now.
And when all things go wrong, they all cry and blame the government for putting fourth things that are slightly different from what they have practiced.
This is so ridiculous.
I don't deny I get upset when my exam questions were tough. I will at most use the excuse of tough examination questions to make myself feel better for flopping whatever I shouldn't flop. (hehehe)
But at the very least, I know I should be upset with myself for deeming those questions as tough instead of running around wondering why the school decides to set such tough questions or worse, blaming the government for making students upset over the oh so difficult exam questions.
Sighs. These are the very kids that will support us when we become part of the aging population.
i am: 
thoughtful