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    Radin Mas Primary

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      monmon31
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      [quote]Sigh.. ever since that incident where the teacher took feedback negatively, i'm kind of relectuant to engage her again. But yes, you are right, i should \"feedback\" to her.[/quote]
      I support that you should feedback to her.
      [quote]Oh and yesterday, she was also scolded for not bringing the 1B Math Textbook and Workbook. How does your child's teacher communicates with you? Do they use the school diary or notebook?[/quote]our child is suppose to write it down in the notebook or dairy, otherwise we will not know. We dont have ESP power.... The teachers dont communicate with us unless you meet them often in school though when picking up your kids

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        qms
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        famangelina31:
        The teachers dont communicate with us unless you meet them often in school though when picking up your kids

        Even if you pick your child up, the teachers will not take the initiative to talk to you, unless something serious happened.

        As for parents, we don't go to the teachers and ask when our kids need to bring this or that. Hence, at the end of the day, it all depends on the child to remember. In a way, this trains the child to be responsible? Something which the child needs to learn in the career attachment, too? πŸ˜‰ However, I feel that the teachers shouldn't chide the pupils if they forget. They are, afterall, 7-year old kids.

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          preggie
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          jenchiow:


          they started using 1B textbook already? my son's diary has been very empty for the past few weeks.
          According to DD, they will be starting 1B this week. The teacher wanted the book yesterday.

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            preggie
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            qms:
            famangelina31:

            The teachers dont communicate with us unless you meet them often in school though when picking up your kids


            Even if you pick your child up, the teachers will not take the initiative to talk to you, unless something serious happened.

            As for parents, we don't go to the teachers and ask when our kids need to bring this or that. Hence, at the end of the day, it all depends on the child to remember. In a way, this trains the child to be responsible? Something which the child needs to learn in the career attachment, too? πŸ˜‰ However, I feel that the teachers shouldn't chide the pupils if they forget. They are, afterall, 7-year old kids.

            I noticed that the teachers will try to avoid any eye contact with parents... haha

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              monmon31
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              preggie:
              jenchiow:



              they started using 1B textbook already? my son's diary has been very empty for the past few weeks.

              According to DD, they will be starting 1B this week. The teacher wanted the book yesterday.

              Wow.. so soon...better check w my DS and make sure he brings them ..otherwise he might be scolded as well.

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                ruyu
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                the classes i went to


                1B 2E 3A2(Actually should go 3M but no space 😒 ) 4M 5M 6M(current)

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                  qms
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                  preggie:
                  According to DD, they will be starting 1B this week. The teacher wanted the book yesterday.

                  I checked with my son. His form teacher didn't mention anything about bringing 1B textbooks. :scratchhead:

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                    monmon31
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                    My god...they are having another unit review next week... :roll:

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                      preggie
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                      qms:


                      I checked with my son. His form teacher didn't mention anything about bringing 1B textbooks. :scratchhead:
                      Hmm... are the classes moving at different speed? I checked DD's bag and the teacher took her 1B maths textbook.

                      Has your son finished all the pages in the the Math workbook?

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                        qms
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                        preggie:
                        Has your son finished all the pages in the the Math workbook?

                        According to him, no.

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