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Unlike late bloomers, who are afraid to publicise their degrees and need to boast about their students' alma mater, Mr. Phang publicises his degree and alma mater.

"I need to listen well so that I hear what is not said."
Law Prof. Dr. Madonsela

First Class Honours

Electrical Engineering

National University of Singapore

Second Position

Innovation Award for Honours Thesis

Faculty of Engineering (NUS)

Third Position

Technology Prize

Singapore Science Centre

Raffles Institution

Student Record

Admitted from Catholic High Primary School

Raffles Institution (1980) - Click on Photo to Enlarge

Back Row (5th from Left) MP of Bishan Chong Kee Hiong; Mid Row (6th from Left) Physics Tutor of Bishan Phang Yu Hon

Mr. Phang is greatly honoured to have studied with the who's whos in Singapore

Raffles Institution (1982) - Click on Photo to Enlarge

Although Mr. Phang's father Prof. Phang was RI's top math student, Mr. Phang himself did not win any prize at RI. The consolation is that Mr. Phang appeared in the same class photo above with RI's top math student (Professor); top physics student (Research Scientist); top chemistry student (Professor); top biology student (Doctor); top English student (Lawyer) & top Chinese Language student (ironically from Malaysia!)

Are your other tutors’ classmates as bright as Mr. Phang’s classmates? They are Googleable.

Mr. Phang's Classmates Were Top O-Level Students
The Straits Times 9 March, 1983

From right: Dr. Wong Weng Hoa, Adrian Sim, Dr. Teo Kien Boon (see class photo above)
The others: Kho Chuan Thye, Wong Toon King, Dr. Joseph Chun, Dr. Kenneth Liew and Gerard Teo were from different classes.

Unlike late bloomers, whose only achievement is boasting about their students' alma mater, Mr. Phang has intelligent classmates.

Mr. Phang's Classmates Were Top A-Level Students
The Straits Times 15 March, 1985

Ng Sek Chow (left) was Mr. Phang's RI Secondary classmate, Hoo Cher Mou (right) was Mr. Phang's Catholic High Primary classmate.

Mr. Phang is probably the only physics tutor whose students appear in the News as frequently as his former classmates.