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Monday, August 31, 2026

Teachers with special needs: ‘Sir, are you deaf?’

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SINGAPORE – Science teacher Syed Ali Mohamed Alhabshee, 44, uses hearing aids that his secondary school students have occasionally mistaken for wireless earbuds. 

He was upfront with them, instantly dispelling any incredulous thoughts that he might be listening to music at work.

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