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Today one of my colleagues complained with me about her disappointment at work. She got upset these days for having to teach Information Technology instead of Maths. The problem is that she majored Maths in Uni and now the management board arrange her SEVEN classes of IT while only ONE class of Math (among 24 in all). She’s really resented being treated unfairly. The reason is also unreasonable, that is, her rate of quality on Students’ points the previous year didn’t meet the requirement (more than 50%). The fact is, from years to years, students who are adapted to my school have low entrance grades. How can a student with O.5 mark in Maths (half of a point) pass all of the test s and exams with the result of 5?

You guys can simply think of a school with nearly half of the ethnic poor students, some of whom live more than 40km away. Apart from, most of the students failed the exam in other better high schools in the district then are sent to mine. We all are under pressure :-(

At some time in life, you feel life too rough with full of unfairness and you put down your arm, crying in pain hopelessly. Then, it is not until you get over the tough time that you realize what you suffered is so small and you needn’t have moaned.

I said, to my colleague, “Yes, life is unfair, coz I see you smile after the stuff while not many can do as you, so never be sad and wonder why LIFE IS NOT FAIR ALWAYS. In fact, it’s fair, somehow at this or that point of time in your life”