As I was dead tired of having a busy week with my nagging manager, and to top it all off a cold I came upon this story, to summarize it; this is a "small world". Be careful of what you say, especially on Facebook or Tweeter. Or this story might be you...
It’s January, which only means one thing to
Japanese high school students: University entrance exams. These tests
can be a source of extreme stress of Japaneses students, and many of
them spend hours upon hours every day studying in class, at home, or at
cram schools. Substandard test scores means they’re denied entrance–and
spending the next year or two studying to take the tests again.
One of the hardest tests is the Center Test,
which is used by both public and some private schools to make
admittance decisions. Like the SATs or ACTs on steroids, it covers a
range of topics and is, by anyone’s standards, really freaking hard. So what does the picture above have to do with the Center Test?
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We finally said goodbye to 2013 and hello 2014.
