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Canyon
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I liked Dark Night's suggestion to hang out at the Siam Paragon food court to meet students. Does anyone els have any other ideas on how to meet students?
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Thai Girls : Meet Sexy Thai Girls
Posted on: 6:35 pm on Oct. 27, 2012
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LocalYokul
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There are a lot of night clubs where the Tooragit Bundit students hang out over in the Nahm Wonge Wahn district, but it's quite far from Sukhumvit Road.
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Bangkok Women : Meet Sensual Bangkok Women
Posted on: 8:44 pm on Oct. 27, 2012
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dirty guru
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Bowling ally and MBK...in Coffee shops...
Appear lost at sky trains....
Find one waiting on her own.
Have reasons and a card with a Thai number...
"" which way is MBK ?""......then after instructions....explain your new.
Never suggest sex....
But hint at guide need.
"" well I could sure do with help in finding all these wonderful places "
If they seem carnal hand a card...
Most in groups will deny individually to each other wanting to call it.
But there is always one.
Uni girls sometimes freelance....some pick up on your intent and will call.
Massage places advertise students most are not, but some actually are.
In Chiang Mai there was a few places frequented by them....
I haven't been to LY suggested haunts but recommend you try his ideas as he is a pretty good P4p monger also.
The bottom line is proceed with caution and make make sure they are both legal and willing first.
I have nabbed a few from Facebook after careful grooming.
But aim in the 20 age group and be very generous and sober.
But yes it's possible and relatively easy.
An alternative is to dress an 18 year old pale skinned escort in a little school uniform and make porn..
But the real thing is a bigger challenge ( for newbies) and needs experience, unless you stumble onto goods at a disco.
Always appear to be capable of rewards..
Ie decent hotel and clothes
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Thai Girls : Meet Sexy Thai Girls
Posted on: 9:33 pm on Oct. 27, 2012
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PussyLover 69
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Report from Bangkok Post dated 28 November 2012 :-
Thailand scores badly in education assessment ranking
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Thailand's education system is ranked 37th out of 40 countries assessed in latest global index ranking published by British education and publishing group Pearson Plc.
Finland took first place with a score of 1.26 points, followed by South Korea and Hong-Kong. Following them are two other Asian countries: Japan and Singapore.
Thailand scored badly, with 1.46, and had only three countries below it in the ranking.
The index ranking is based on cognitive skills – test scores in reading, writing, and mathematics – and educational attainment – literacy and graduation rate – accumulated from 40 developed countries.
Sir Michael Barber, Pearson's chief education adviser, said successful countries gave their educators a high status and have a culture that is supportive of education.
Thai netizens posted messages on various webboards on Wednesday, mostly criticising the Thai education system.
"It's because of the educators," said a postor in posttoday.com.
"I feel that education does not account to how successful you are in the real world," said a comment in pantip.com. "These highly educated people have the knowledge but can't perform."
Another netizen suggested that Thailand should improve the social belief in education, spend more money to improve the quality of teachers and school autonomy to climb up the ranking.
"The quality of some private universities is really worrying. The quality of graduates with a bachelor's degree here is lower than high school graduates in other countries," one netizen said. "If you pay all the tuition fees here, you'll definitely graduate."
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Sexy Bangkok Girls
Posted on: 8:57 pm on Nov. 28, 2012
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PussyLover 69
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Report from Bangkok Post dated 12 December 2012 :-
Thai students rank low in world table
Performance continues to fall in maths, science
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Thai students have again received "poor" scores in maths and science in an international ranking released yesterday.
The International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement has released the results of its latest assessment for the Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS).
It measures the maths and science academic achievement of fourth-grade students (Prathom 4) in 52 countries and seven states, and eighth graders (Mathayom 2) in 45 countries and 14 states worldwide.
TIMSS assessments are conducted every four years. This round began last year, while the previous assessment was in 2007.
Thai students' scores have fallen in each successive ranking.
This time, eighth-grade Thai students ranked 28th, scoring 427 points in maths, compared with 441 points last time. They ranked 25th, scoring 451 points in science, compared to 471 points in the last assessment.
The top three countries at this level for maths were South Korea (613 points), Singapore (611) and Taiwan (609), and the top three countries for science were Singapore (590), Taiwan (564 points), and South Korea (560) respectively.
At fourth-grade level, Thai students ranked 34th scoring 458 points in maths and were 29th with 472 points in science.
The top three countries in maths for fourth graders were Singapore (606 points), followed by South Korea (605) and Hong Kong (602), and the top three countries in science were South Korea (587), Singapore (583) and Finland (570) respectively.
It was the first time Thai Prathom 4 students' achievements have been measured.
Thailand first participated in the TIMSS assessments in 1995 and since then Thai children's scores have fallen continuously.
Precharn Dechsri, deputy director of the Institute for the Promotion of Teaching Science and Technology, said only Thai students from university demonstration schools achieved higher scores than the world average, which stands at around 500 points.
Schools under other agencies, including the Office of Basic Education Commission and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration achieved below par scores of under 500.
Overall, Thai students were assessed as "poor" in the TIMSS assessment.
"Our curriculum [in maths and science] covers 100% of the content used in the assessment, but our teaching and learning process covers only 30% of the content," Mr Precharn said.
"Meanwhile, Singapore's curriculum covers only 70% of the assessed content but it achieves 100% in learning and teaching."
The assessment revealed many Thai teachers held bachelor and master's degrees, higher than in many countries including Singapore.
Unfortunately, many of them taught subjects in which they did not major, resulting in a lack of confidence and preparedness for teaching.
Mr Precharn said the results would be forwarded to state authorities so measures can be discussed to improve the country's education system.
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Thai Women : Meet Matured Thai Women
Posted on: 9:42 pm on Dec. 11, 2012
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arthur348
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If the fantasm is to find a 100% student and be the first farang to f*** her, I don't know what the answer is which has not een said before.
But there are many girls in the MPs or bars which are students; they need money to pay university and/or family, and do work in the sex places.
I just met two of them last thursday, and they are interesting and cute.
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Bangkok Women : Meet Beautiful Thai Girls
Posted on: 12:10 pm on Dec. 17, 2012
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thailife
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Victory Monument after school ends....... the place is loaded with them.......
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Bangkok Girls : Meet Attractive Thai Girls
Posted on: 5:23 pm on Dec. 17, 2012
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SHEIKH14
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dear arthur348
can you tell some details in which mp you met students
did you get any mobile number?
regards
s a sheikh
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Thai Girls : Meet Active Thai Girls
Posted on: 2:31 am on Dec. 18, 2012
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arthur348
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"students" met in Tilac bar one week ago; in Nyan Nyan (MP soi 33) ; in EZ Massage
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Thai Women : Meet Matured Thai Women
Posted on: 8:46 am on Dec. 21, 2012
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