sharing tutition service for child with learning problem
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Hi Sushigal
My son is 4 years old.
The 1 to 1 tutor you hired is it the normal tutor or those tutor who is trained in teaching special needs child in academic subject ?
My son ADHD is walking around,lying down on the floor in.group class.I am thinking of changing him to 1 to 1 tutor as I don’t think his behaviours is acceptable in group class.
Is that consider not serious ADHD?
Do you know what your fren did to help his/ her son to improve his classroom behaviour to function in the school? -
4 years old, what kind of tuition are you giving him?
I’m glad you recognise his behaviour is not acceptable. I come across many parents are in denial and by then their children grow older, it’s going to train the child.
I believe in early intervention. -
Hi mummies,
I m keen in getting private tutor 1-1 for my GDD boy too. Appreciate if you could share any contact.
Thanks in advance -
Hi snow24
Did u ever consider letting yr child learn a musical instrument. This is to instill self discipline and maybe it can help tame him ?
Just my humble suggestion
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When a child is ADHD, do you think playing an instrument helps?
Try not to do the opposite reason being you will only waste your time and money.
Since only 4 years old, I would suggest you send him/her for enrichment instead of tuition. Enrich the child. I did that for my gal. I send her for Speech & Drama. Not only it helps her in her language it also helps her in her confidence level. The teacher said to them: a child learns better when he/she relax. Which is so true!
I tried piano for gal too! After 9 months, she herself give up. I did not force after that.
Give your child time to develop himself. He only came to this world 4 years ago. Don’t put too pressure on yourself and the child. Enjoy the time first. -
sushigal:
It didn't helped your girl doesn't mean it won't helped others.When a child is ADHD, do you think playing an instrument helps?
Try not to do the opposite reason being you will only waste your time and money.
Since only 4 years old, I would suggest you send him/her for enrichment instead of tuition. Enrich the child. I did that for my gal. I send her for Speech & Drama. Not only it helps her in her language it also helps her in her confidence level. The teacher said to them: a child learns better when he/she relax. Which is so true!
I tried piano for gal too! After 9 months, she herself give up. I did not force after that.
Give your child time to develop himself. He only came to this world 4 years ago. Don't put too pressure on yourself and the child. Enjoy the time first.
I came across a mother who told me that his boy improved on his behavior after he learned violin and she was the one who took over my son's preloved violin. -
Hi
Thanks for sharing everyone.
Does anyone know of any enrichment centre / class that has small ratio and parents are allow to enter to support the child?
I did try group music class with my son he enjoy the lesson but he cannot sit still and would tend to get out of his seat.
Sushigal:your girl took individual piano lesson or group class? -
1-1 piano in my house.
You can try growing up gifted in United Sq. Either parent can join in with the children.
Used to send my gals there when they are 2 years old. -
Snow24:
Hi @Snow24,Hi
Did you place your child in group tutition or 1 to 1 home tutition for child with learning problem eg ADHD or mild autism in mainstream school?
Which tutition/enrichment centres or 1 to 1 teacher you are engaging to support the child.
Thank you.
I know you posted this quite some time ago, but just wanted to share with you about our services. I'm with Alpha to Omega and we work with children with learning challenges, helping them overcome their challenges and learn better.
Visit our website at http://alphatoomega.org to find out more.
Get in touch with us via email if you're keen. -
little doggie:
Hi little doggie,Hi mummies,
I m keen in getting private tutor 1-1 for my GDD boy too. Appreciate if you could share any contact.
Thanks in advance
Just wanted to share with you about our services. At Alpha to Omega, we provide specialised learning to children with learning challenges.
Find out more through our website: http://alphatoomega.org
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