2013 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1!
I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! -
happyheart:
:congrats::rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! -
TheAnswer:
Thank you
:congrats:happyheart:
:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! 
! I feel that..really important that the child need to taste success to spur them on. It has been a long journey for DS. Although it is not an A* and the BIG picture is still PSLE, he has proven that it is a mission that is difficult but not impossible. Imagine he failed MT last year! I hope that with this, he will have motivation to do likewise for Maths.
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happyheart:
Thank you
:congrats:TheAnswer:
[quote=\"happyheart\"]:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! ! I feel that..really important that the child need to taste success to spur them on. It has been a long journey for DS. Although it is not an A* and the BIG picture is still PSLE, he has proven that it is a mission that is difficult but not impossible. Imagine he failed MT last year! I hope that with this, he will have motivation to do likewise for Maths.[/quote] :congrats:
Indeed, what children need is encouragement and positive reinforcement. Can feel your joy! -
happyheart:
:congrats: that should boost his confidence! a small step for ds and big leap for mummy. hiphiphooray.:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! 
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happyheart:
:congrats: I am happy for you. It is easier to score well if children have confidence:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid!
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happyheart:
Thank you
:congrats:TheAnswer:
[quote=\"happyheart\"]:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! ! I feel that..really important that the child need to taste success to spur them on. It has been a long journey for DS. Although it is not an A* and the BIG picture is still PSLE, he has proven that it is a mission that is difficult but not impossible. Imagine he failed MT last year! I hope that with this, he will have motivation to do likewise for Maths.[/quote] :congrats:
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Hi happy heart,
That wonderful grade will do wonders for your child's confidence as PSLE approaches.
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janet_lee88:
:goodpost: :salute:Hi happy heart,
That wonderful grade will do wonders for your child's confidence as PSLE approaches.
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happyheart:
:rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah::rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid!
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