Changes In Children

[2ppaamm]

Blobbi, PM you her name already. In my about 10 years of dealing with this generation of school teachers and principals from a parent’s point of view. Never met a more understanding and proactive teacher.

[daisyt]

Heard from the news on radio this morning, a country (cannot hear clearly which country) is introducing and selling small size condoms for age 12 to 14. I hope this would not be introduced here.

[Blobbi]

daisyt:

Heard from the news on radio this morning, a country (cannot hear clearly which country) is introducing and selling small size condoms for age 12 to 14. I hope this would not be introduced here.

:faint: I hope there's no NEED.

[hquek]

Switzerland...I also think this is way crap.... :shock:

[Andaiz]

Yep, fodder for another thread but won't a parent teach abstinence :?

[Bear.014745w.014745me]

You are right. abstinence is no longer exercise greatly in family values today.


Everyone is talking about ‘Just do it!’

Maybe apart from athletes or musicians less and less people exercise abstinence anymore…

[daisyt]

Bear.w.me, hows your girl doing so far? Any improvement?

[corneyAmber]

daisyt:

Heard from the news on radio this morning, a country (cannot hear clearly which country) is introducing and selling small size condoms for age 12 to 14. I hope this would not be introduced here.

How can this be legal? I thought having sex under 14 is illegal? :?

[Bear.014745w.014745me]

daisyt:

Bear.w.me, hows your girl doing so far? Any improvement?

Thanks Daisyt for the concern. I deliberately slacken down my part and allowed her more space on her own. She is less nervous towards PSLE because she starts seeing school counsellor for some advice and that helps a bit.

We met the teacher for the CA1 results review recently...the teacher found that she has phobia towards higher order questions...wow that really caught us in a fix.

Anyway, i think no choice but to step up the accelerator and hope that the pedal won't get jam and causing un-desirable results. I can only cross my fingers and get the best results out of what time there is left for my child to prepare herself.

[daisyt]

Bear.w.me:

daisyt:

Bear.w.me, hows your girl doing so far? Any improvement?

Thanks Daisyt for the concern. I deliberately slacken down my part and allowed her more space on her own. She is less nervous towards PSLE because she starts seeing school counsellor for some advice and that helps a bit.

We met the teacher for the CA1 results review recently...the teacher found that she has phobia towards higher order questions...wow that really caught us in a fix.

Anyway, i think no choice but to step up the accelerator and hope that the pedal won't get jam and causing un-desirable results. I can only cross my fingers and get the best results out of what time there is left for my child to prepare herself.

So, what is the teacher's suggestion on this phobia towards higher order questions?

Glad, to know the school counsellor is of help to her.