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    Follow up with child's work after tuition / enrichment class

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    • Lynn2L Offline
      Lynn2
      last edited by

      Thanks , tutor mum.


      I did hire someone that is non nie trained , to save cost but it didnt work out for my child.

      So, no choice , have to go for something else and try out.


      tutormum:
      Lynn2:

      Hey mummies

      Just wonder, do u have the same thought that the more expensive you pay for a tuition, as in one to one basis, do u feel even more streessful?

      I do as am wondering how my child is taking the tuition?

      Do u think all qualify teachers charged a premium?How true?

      The more I charge for tuition, the more stressful I am. πŸ˜‰ Reason: pressurized to ensure the child perform to justify my fee. :nailbite: School teachers charge much more but you can get a good tutor (if not better) even if he/she is not NIE trained or a school teacher. (like me) πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰ :siam:

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        shirley.020816tamzil
        last edited by

        Didn’t send ds1 (in P3) to tuitions, coach him at home since his results are still ok. With his current school homework load and CCA, think it will probably tire him out with tuition classes.


        However, I think might send him to tuition or motivational classes during his P5 or P6 years just to ensure he gets the last push…

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          icygal37
          last edited by

          Yes. I agree too.


          Its really varies among individual.

          Some prefer to study alone while some need one to one guidance but there are also child who learn better in groups.

          As a parent, we have to observe and understand what environment of learning suit your child best.

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            cbreeze
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            hquek:
            Yong HL:



            Enrichment centres do help me to teach her new concepts/things. I must admit that i am pretty impatient and quick tempered. Engaging the help of enrichment centres help me to scream less, my daughter fear me less, and bond more. And of coz, i revise her school and enrichment class homeworks. Revision is so much peaceful than to teach new concepts myself πŸ™‚

            Exactly the same case as me. I used to try teach maths to my son. Simple addition and subtraction leads me to screaming at him and tearing my hair out. I have since left it to the schools and whatever outside help I can get. I don't want my son to be cringing at the sight of me, or at the books.

            Phew.........that's what happened to me recently and it sets me seriously thinking of sending my DS to an enrichment centre too. Maybe we do not have the right skills to impart the knowledge?

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              parentsmiley
              last edited by

              i think we should supervise their progress in studies, and not let the tuition center/tutor do it. πŸ™‚

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                mrswongtuition
                last edited by

                shirley.tamzil:
                Didn't send ds1 (in P3) to tuitions, coach him at home since his results are still ok. With his current school homework load and CCA, think it will probably tire him out with tuition classes.


                However, I think might send him to tuition or motivational classes during his P5 or P6 years just to ensure he gets the last push....
                If you are happy with his results, you can speak to him about it.

                Ask him how he feels about his results. If he's satisfied and you are satisfied, then encourage him to keep it up without a need for tuition.

                Some kids prefer not to have tuition if they can meet your expectations.
                However, there are also kids who want tuition as they themselves do not want to lose out.
                If your kid wants tuition, then tuition will work to his/her benefit. And you will have less 'stress' wondering if your child is enjoying tuition.

                Tuition during P5/6 will be very exam-focused. Some children who never had tuition before may not be able to take the stress from tuition.

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                  shirley.020816tamzil
                  last edited by

                  yah, will definitely talk to him about it when there's a need for him to get extra help. πŸ˜‰

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                    ctee
                    last edited by

                    Hi,

                    Anyone know of any proven scient tutor or enrichment class?

                    Enriching mum

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                      angelz88
                      last edited by

                      tutormum:
                      Lynn2:

                      Hey mummies


                      Just wonder, do u have the same thought that the more expensive you pay for a tuition, as in one to one basis, do u feel even more streessful?

                      I do as am wondering how my child is taking the tuition?

                      Do u think all qualify teachers charged a premium?How true?

                      The more I charge for tuition, the more stressful I am. πŸ˜‰ Reason: pressurized to ensure the child perform to justify my fee. :nailbite: School teachers charge much more but you can get a good tutor (if not better) even if he/she is not NIE trained or a school teacher. (like me) πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰ :siam:

                      My gal did not do well for her P2 Maths this year. She has been attending Just Education. I am thinking whether 1-1 is better for her. Any advice?

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                        AuntieKiasi
                        last edited by

                        Hi angel,


                        My ds also has the same problem. He is in P2 now. I spoke with his form teacher. She recommended on top of 1 to 1 tution, I need to buy extra sets of Maths workbooks. She said what kids do in school, get them to do it at home with the tutor. I spoke to ds's tutor. She agreed with what the form teacher said. I also made a terrible mistake of not following up on ds tuition or school work. *outsourcing* everything to his ex-tutor :oops: . His new tutor (being a friend of mine and the owner of a tution agency) reminded me to follow up on ds's work & not depend on her to follow up :oops: . I guess it is partly my fault that ds did badly for this year.. 😒

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