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    Former I Can Read teacher AMA

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    • GlobalcodeG Offline
      Globalcode @ICRInsider
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      @ICRInsider

      Hi my kid is now k1. As she has joined ICR since 2.5 yo, she has already cleared all 3 prereading levels and going to be promoted to reading class next month which I heard is a 1 year course.
      After that I heard that there is ICR academy which is for pri 1 onwards.

      Would like to check with you if she finishes the reading class and turns k2 next year, there will be a year gap until icr academy would commence? Is she on the right track, or should I suspend her until she is k2 for reading course so that she can transit smoothly to ICR academy in the following year.

      Thank you for your kind advice!

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      • ICRInsiderI Offline
        ICRInsider @Globalcode
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        @Globalcode

        Hi, ICR has something called a pre-reading course which is actually pretty good - it’s not a very popular course and availability is pretty scant as a result but I actually think it is one of the times that ICR really hits a home run in taking a fun and creative approach to learning. However - if you’re focused on more intensive academic stuff it probably isn’t for you and you should likely suspend. Honestly - every teacher I met there loved teaching it though.

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          ICRInsider @Globalcode
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          @Globalcode apologies, I meant to say pre-primary* not pre-reading

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          • baobao88B Offline
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            @ICRInsider
            hihi, sorry to trouble you again, not sure if you can share any insights to Oodles Learning (as i randomly found out that they are under I can read) - aka even share same office. (eg West Coast plaza)

            are you aware of their teacher standard, course syllabus, any comments? feedback?

            or should I find other specialize Math enrichment school instead.

            Thanks

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              ICRInsider @baobao88
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              @baobao88 hi, I’m not able to offer much insight into Oodles - they merged during the last few months of my time at ICR and the Oodles staff seemed nice enough, but I know that at least originally they offer a very different service. Oodles teachers are much younger, and much more commonly Singaporean - it’s almost more like tuition than a tuition centre id say.

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              • baobao88B Offline
                baobao88 @ICRInsider
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                @ICRInsider
                thank you, much appreciated

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