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    Section B (open ended questions) for science

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    • realtalkR Offline
      realtalk
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      Hello! Section B is really tough. I am considering maths heuristic section B class or CCE for the holiday break. I am seriously considering either one but if someone could give me feedback on how the classes helped their kids, I’d appreciate it. Thanks.

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        faithj
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        I just got to know about CCE. It looks interesting, but it’s only 3 days. Does the CCE teach textbook concepts only? How are the activities like? experiments? Any parent whose child has been through can share more? When is the best time to attend it? my thinking is end of the year is better as it will revise the whole year’s work? Most importantly, can it help push grades to A*? I saw most of the improvements were within an A grade.

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          faithj:
          I just got to know about CCE. It looks interesting, but it's only 3 days. Does the CCE teach textbook concepts only? How are the activities like? experiments? Any parent whose child has been through can share more? When is the best time to attend it? my thinking is end of the year is better as it will revise the whole year's work? Most importantly, can it help push grades to A*? I saw most of the improvements were within an A grade.

          A is quite manageable.. those last few marks in search for A* is quite a pain...

          i think the classes teach general concepts to cover as many points in an answer to score as many marks .. those work only if the kids really stick to it and understand how to apply the topics properly. some topics are interlinked or can be confused easily. i think heat or energy is 1 of it..

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            faithj:
            I just got to know about CCE. It looks interesting, but it's only 3 days. Does the CCE teach textbook concepts only? How are the activities like? experiments? Any parent whose child has been through can share more? When is the best time to attend it? my thinking is end of the year is better as it will revise the whole year's work? Most importantly, can it help push grades to A*? I saw most of the improvements were within an A grade.

            Based on what I heard, I don't think it points to a general revision. I think it's more of teaching students the proper skills and mindset.

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              happy mandy
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              I came across a forum with not so good reviews about attending tuition and enrichment classes. But I’ve also heard stories of how tuition helped their kids, so I decided to give it a try. At first, my son was hesitant because it’ll mean more work. But seeing how he’s improved in school, I’ll say sending your kid to tuition is worth trying.

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                Andrea D
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                I think you should definitely at least give it a try for some time, especially if you are doubting if you should do it or not. From my personal experience, tuition really helped my kid with mathematics significantly and I know some other parents in class were satisfied how tuition helped their kids with some other fields of studies.


                Of course this can depend on a lot of factor, but sometimes some kids just can’t connect with particular teacher, or the teacher himself doesn’t reflect the knowledge well or evenly to every kid.

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                  happy mandy:
                  I came across a forum with not so good reviews about attending tuition and enrichment classes. But I’ve also heard stories of how tuition helped their kids, so I decided to give it a try. At first, my son was hesitant because it’ll mean more work. But seeing how he’s improved in school, I’ll say sending your kid to tuition is worth trying.

                  Yes, should send for tuition if the kids cannot cope well with school's teaching pace, unless the school teachers and/or parents can help. The kids will be demoralised if not on track.

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                    SuperAnjali
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                    Hi everyone!

                    Can I ask all of you a favour? Me and my sister have developed an app to solve all your science tution problems! This is an app that gives your child science tution for free. It tests your child on open-ended science questions and then marks them automatically! We would be really gratefull if you visited http://sciencer.pythonanywhere.com/ an tried one of the tests. (Hint; try the shorter tests. You spend less time answering questions) Plese help us test out this app as we are entering a competition and need some users fast.

                    Regards,
                    Anjali & Sophia

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                      wella88
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                      realtalk:
                      Hello! Section B is really tough. I am considering maths heuristic section B class or CCE for the holiday break. I am seriously considering either one but if someone could give me feedback on how the classes helped their kids, I’d appreciate it. Thanks.

                      I feel you, realtalk. My P4 daughter had the same problem last year. Math was kind of traumatizing for her. She somehow had the idea that if you’re smart, you can do math and, if you’re not smart, you cannot. Her confidence was greatly affected as she was getting failing marks on exams.

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                        mumcindychu
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                        I think students take the toll on how schools teach rote memorization. Students only learn what they need to score well in exams. I believe tuition helps as long as you choose the right one.

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