Yup, I agree too.
It seems that while students are generally financially well
supported, they lacked guidance and emotional support from parents.
Easy to go stray, don't know what's right, what's wrong and they
are more likely to look for friends for comfort.
Parents on the other hand agrue that they don't have time for their
kids as they have to mantain the finance stability (their favourite
agrument). I think as a result (which is the main prob), many
parents pushed the responsibility of moral education and teaching
their kids to the schools. I also heard some parents see schools as
child care centres, irrespective whether is is primary, secondary
or even jcs.
