Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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Jennifer:
Not conducted yet.
My dd told me sometime ago that her friend is taking Malay in P3. Is it a second language conducted during curriculum time? Do all classes need to take Malay?E3:
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Btw, my boy was told to bring $2.50 for Basic Malay Book.
The FT is on leave again. Can expect more to come becos she is ... U guess
[/quote]Can expect more to come becos she is ... expecting? I guess you will need to monitor even more closely on your ds schoolwork.
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dyh:
This is of course. HCL is not compulsory, just a good-to-have subject. Not point putting kid thru if he/she is not interested. Quite stressful for teacher and parent too.
no..just that i see no point in putting extra pressure on him if he is not interested in the subject. -
E3:
Can expect more to come becos she is ... expecting? I guess you will need to monitor even more closely on your ds schoolwork.
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dyh:
my thinking is: if the kid can get perfect score, why bother to continue study in that level? must be very boring for the kid. might as well get him/her to jump level so tt it will be more challenging and interesting.
Hmm....if a child gets perfect score effortless, meaning no extra/reasonable amt of classes outside, yes, I agree with you, he/she should jump level. But how abt those who go classes after classes, study after study? No doubt they are also smart & bright to be able to learn and apply, but they are putting in extra effort & time to be able to achieve tat score. Being in their age level is definitely not boring for this group. On the contrary, moving them up a level may end up depriving them more of their childhood.
I believe the latter group is more common. I personally know 1. Her son practically hermits for an entire month (or 2) to prepare for exam. This started as early as P1. :roll:
Personally, if getting any score tat need to sacrifice a 'normal' lifestyle, I would say its not worth lah.
Btw, in Singapore system, kids cannot jump grade right? -
Jennifer:
Oh dear...plus 4 months of maternity leave...can school appoint someone more permanent as RT for this case? Or is there such person as co-FT?E3:
Can expect more to come becos she is ... expecting? I guess you will need to monitor even more closely on your ds schoolwork.
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Mummies,
For compo, be it CL or EL, itโs not possible to score full marks because it is subjective. Besides, there are 2 teachers marking a compo.
A mummy mentioned something about writing a weekly compo with phrasal verbs and idioms. Itโs a very good way to improve.
My sonโs form teacher is expecting her baby and will leave in June. I heard from a friend she is a very understanding and caring person. I can only hope that her replacement will be as good because the 2nd half of the year is very crucial. -
IJJ:
Oh dear...plus 4 months of maternity leave...can school appoint someone more permanent as RT for this case? Or is there such person as co-FT?
I agree. If not, the FT should schedule her checkups on non-school hours. P3 is also a critical year not a year for scapegoats. I think a responsible, committed teacher should think of her students first, pregnant or not. In fact, could be good for baby too: ่ๆ
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E3:
My boy says her tummy not showing, maybe in early stage. That's what worries me most - early stage with morning sickness.IJJ:
Oh dear...plus 4 months of maternity leave...can school appoint someone more permanent as RT for this case? Or is there such person as co-FT?
I agree. If not, the FT should schedule her checkups on non-school hours. P3 is also a critical year not a year for scapegoats. I think a responsible, committed teacher should think of her students first, pregnant or not. In fact, could be good for baby too: ่ๆ -
Jennifer:
My boy says her tummy not showing, maybe in early stage. That's what worries me most - early stage with morning sickness.
Her due date could be near to SA2. :!: -
Hi
My gal is P1 in Pei Hwa this year. Is it the norm for them not to have any homework other than english spelling or is this still the honeymoon period?
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