2012-09-07, 10:02 AM
Curtiss Wrote:Rather, I think it is completely not cool to bar students from taking national exams for such a rule being broken because he can always get his hair cut afterwards while I seriously doubt that they would let him take the exam later.
That makes about as much sense as "give me a passing grade now, and I promise I'll learn the material later."
What guarantee does anyone have that the child would get his hair cut, after the stiffest sanction ("you won't be able to sit the exam") has been removed?
And if the school goes and forcibly has his hair cut after the exam, you and everyone else will say, "They didn't have to do that, there was no time pressure"...
It's a requirement for the exam.
It's not new. Probably been that way since the British held the area.
How hard is it to just follow the rules?