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    Busy Bee Learning Centre - Discussion

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      cherrygal
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      My boy attended a few sessions of their lower pri creative writing classes and their teaching materials are very cheem. My boy seems to be writing based on their model compositions and memorising the difficult phrases but when we asked him what they meant, he drew a blank (and I don’t blame him).


      So I am concerned about the benefits he can get from such a class. He is OK about going so far and classes there are all full-house so I wonder, am I just being a worrier?

      My boy’s other Chinese enrichment teacher took a look at the Busy Bees materials and commented that they seem like upper primary or lower secondary standard.

      Any comments from parents?

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        24hr-mum
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        my p2 boy went yang laishi at kovan. material

        also v cheem n he also seem
        to jus copy. my p5 gal went too but seem
        to cope well. i guess cheem
        stuff r more suited for upp
        pri n highr ability kids

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          delifairy
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          Seems like copying model compo is the trend. Is it really effective?

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            VeryKSMum
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            My DD is with Jiang now. Thinking of switching to the busybees 3 hours class. She is P5. Any feedback?

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              snoopy
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              My boy has been attending compo classes at bb for past 3 years. The materials are pitched at a higher level. I.e if your child is in p4, the materials are about p5 higher mt standard. However, the weekly spellings and compos seem to work for my boy. He can remember the various good phrases taught in the class.

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                dimsum
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                snoopy, what is the class size like?

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                  snoopy
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                  About 15 kids per class… Heard it can even go up to 20 in some popular classes

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                    dimsum
                    last edited by

                    Wow, quite big classes.

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                      dimsum
                      last edited by

                      Wow, quite big classes.

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                        Thetrees123
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                        delifairy:
                        Seems like copying model compo is the trend. Is it really effective?

                        It is really NOT effective, it will only make the kids hate chinese.
                        A good compo is a compo consist of feeling from kids bottom of their heart, not a compo keep telling reader 风和日丽、凉风习习、倾盆大雨、天空瓦蓝瓦蓝this type of essay.
                        Too sad, most of our kids lose the ability of writing, only good in 死背。 😢

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