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      Anna Ng
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      Dear Anniekiasung:

      Before your posting, another mother had told me about the P4 boy already. On the same day i received the news about my son’s exam result. These 2 incidents made me stress and scare. No matter how life must go on, I will slower down myself & expectation to my son and believe that things will get better.

      Thanks & May God Bless You.

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        anniekiasung
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        Dear Anna,


        I have just PM you my number. Maybe next time we get our children together so that they can have a small study group themselves when they are in their upper pri level. Lets work together to help our children build their characters,confidents,self esteems and academics through their primary years. Cheers! :celebrate:

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          Anna Ng
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          Dear anniekiasung: i received your PM already. Thanks

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            baby2momma
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            Anna Ng:
            Dear anniekiasung: i received your PM already. Thanks

            Hi anna,

            Don't worry about yr ds results.....and remember u r preggie now,
            so do take it easy....
            You are not alone coz my ds did badly for Maths too..... :roll:
            I asked teacher & she said this round Maths was set more difficult
            but as we have yet to see the paper, we are not too sure.
            for me, i'll take things easy coz this is their 1st major exam & most
            pri schools do not hv P1 & 2 exams. But of coz, this is not an excuse
            for the kids to do badly juz becoz the paper was difficult but more of
            the child's character & learning attitude; so.... give ourselves more time.
            If I were to tell u my ds's Maths results, u would not feel so bad.... 😉

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              baby2momma
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              mvelle09:
              Hi Anna,


              Understand your feeling as my dd didn't do well in MT and Shocked me as well. But nvm it is only thru the exams I got to understand her level & weakness. I will put in more efforts in building up her basic foundation for MT. Actually maths can practise, MT dun know how to practise leh?? No choice, just have to do it !!!!

              Just to share, when my dd works on her maths worksheets or h/w. i normally leave it to her 100%. When she hits problem, she will approachs me then we will work together to make her understand the concepts. After she has understand the concept of that problem, I will create another 3-5 questions with the similiar concept to confirm her undestanding. I feel that they may not be able to think properly if we are there to distract them and you can't really gauge whether they truely understand the concepts if you are helping them. So far, it works quite well for me. :!: :!:

              Hi mvelle09,
              that was how i taught my ds too, but looking at his maths results....
              sigh....i fainted. :!:

              so, i told anna, if she needs someone to comfort, i'm the best person.
              becoz i really cld not believe it when my ds told me his maths marks. 😢

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                Anna Ng
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                Ai yo, baby2momma: I waiting for you the whole morning and seem like you are so busy.


                In fact, I appreciated the SA1. At least now I know my son weakness and can start to do the pro-active correction. After this “shocked” incident, I also received lots of advices and learn lots of teaching skills from Buds, mavlle, anniekiasung etc. I believe that things will get better.

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                  buds
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                  It will Anna.. :hugs:


                  Hols time can zoom in the areas more intensely.
                  I also share your style of doing the papers esp
                  when the girls in P1. They need us parents to
                  first show them how the papers are to be
                  carried out effectively. After a few tries, they
                  will attempt the paper on their own without
                  much emphasis on time frame.. and finally when
                  they could manage effeciently without much help
                  i let them do the papers but with me around or
                  next to them, mebbe reading papers/mags.. and
                  the likes.. and will keep reminding them how much
                  time they have left. The final work is to ask them
                  to check their work. Checking work is really like
                  doing the papers all over again but only in your
                  mind.. must do one by one and make sure it sounds
                  right (for English), and (for Maths)... check again if
                  that is what the questions asked for.. plus check all
                  workings individually.. i mean u noe oredi lar, my gals
                  can write upside down working wan.. 3 + 5 can be
                  8 + 5.. :roll:.. aniwaes, all that guide is supposed to
                  help them slowly manage school exams efficiently &
                  independently, hence early preparations are very
                  important.. so can go gradual instead of pump in
                  all one shot..

                  You sound good today Anna. I'm glad. 😄

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                    baby2momma
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                    Anna Ng:
                    Ai yo, baby2momma: I waiting for you the whole morning and seem like you are so busy.


                    In fact, I appreciated the SA1. At least now I know my son weakness and can start to do the pro-active correction. After this “shocked” incident, I also received lots of advices and learn lots of teaching skills from Buds, mavlle, anniekiasung etc. I believe that things will get better.
                    hehhee.....i was not busy today but was extremely busy in the morning.
                    anyway, happy to see u cracking jokes again.
                    i know all parents want their kids to do well, but every child is different.
                    pushing them a little is good; but if too much, it will become negative.
                    together we learn with our kids.....and shld u feel terrible again, remember we are here for u.

                    i was also pissed when my ds told me his maths results; but then as we hv yet to see the paper; we cannot assess their weakness. Since both our DS did not do well in their Maths, we can help each other like last year this time when we were busy trying to analyse the balloting statistics.
                    Both of us are A/ctants; how can our kids Maths be so lousy?? No no,
                    we must work harder!! hahhahha..... 😉

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                      anniekiasung
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                      baby2momma:
                      mvelle09:

                      Hi Anna,


                      Understand your feeling as my dd didn't do well in MT and Shocked me as well. But nvm it is only thru the exams I got to understand her level & weakness. I will put in more efforts in building up her basic foundation for MT. Actually maths can practise, MT dun know how to practise leh?? No choice, just have to do it !!!!

                      Just to share, when my dd works on her maths worksheets or h/w. i normally leave it to her 100%. When she hits problem, she will approachs me then we will work together to make her understand the concepts. After she has understand the concept of that problem, I will create another 3-5 questions with the similiar concept to confirm her undestanding. I feel that they may not be able to think properly if we are there to distract them and you can't really gauge whether they truely understand the concepts if you are helping them. So far, it works quite well for me. :!: :!:


                      Hi mvelle09,
                      that was how i taught my ds too, but looking at his maths results....
                      sigh....i fainted. :!:

                      so, i told anna, if she needs someone to comfort, i'm the best person.
                      becoz i really cld not believe it when my ds told me his maths marks. 😢

                      Hi baby2momma,

                      This was how i taught my girl too.
                      But she still got the question on the tens and ones wrong. I went thru this with her many times because I anticipated that this question will come out and during my revision with her she can tell me 1 tens 11ones equal 21 or 1 tens 20 ones equal 3 tens and many more with correct answers. But when I ask her 1 more than 19 equal how many tens. she told me she wrote the answer as 10 tens. I just burst into laughter and told she was so easily being tricked by the question.She laughed,felt a little bit shy and quickly told me the correct answer is 2 tens. And she also quickly told me that at least she did not her waste time doing colouring during her maths paper.I did not want to pressure her any more and told her that she had done well.

                      I guess there could be various reasons why she could not get this question right.
                      1) she might be feeling tired (she complained to her piano teacher she could'nt sleep well because of her younger brother keep disturbing her at night).

                      2) She might not be feeling well during her papers.

                      3) The duration of the papers might be too taxing for her.

                      4) Upset with her daddy for bringing her younger brother to watch Iron Man 2 without her because she had to study for her exams at home.

                      5) She might be feeling a bit nervous since this was her first exams

                      6) Or, she could have been bullied by her brother just before her exams.

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                        baby2momma
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                        well, well.....the paper is over & the best we can do is encourage the child to do better the next time.

                        anniekaisung, thanks for yr detailed analysis on why a child cld not do well for his/her paper....i think the kids will get the paper back today according to my sms with 1E's form teacher....we can then slowly sit down with our ds/dd to check on the qns/ans..... sigh.... :?:

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