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    How to improve Chinese Composition?

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      SLeng
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      Hi Parents,


      Any idea how to improve Chinese Compo writing? My child is in P3.

      Thanks

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        Hi

        I gg to place my boy P4 for creative writing- compostion. I heard HAN langauge not bad.

        He is currently in Beijing langague but since the teacher left to go home to china, Ihave to look for a good tutor and a tution centre for his compostion:(

        P5 - compostion is 40 marks!

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          lovejoypeacce
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          I am also thinking of Hans. Anyone has feedback about the Loyang branch?


          How about Skylace? any comments?

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            jemlth
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            SLeng:
            Hi Parents,


            Any idea how to improve Chinese Compo writing? My child is in P3.

            Thanks
            Hi there,

            I put up some guidelines for Chinese compo a few weeks ago. Hope you will find them helpful.

            http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2298&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=100

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              janet88
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              SLeng:
              Hi Parents,


              Any idea how to improve Chinese Compo writing? My child is in P3.
              Thanks
              好词好句, 开头,结尾,成语...these are the components to spice up the 作文...oh yes, add in a little conversation, so that it won't be so stale.

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                SLeng
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                Hi Parents,


                Thank you very much for your tips.

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                  24hr-mum
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                  janet_lee88:
                  SLeng:

                  Hi Parents,


                  Any idea how to improve Chinese Compo writing? My child is in P3.
                  Thanks

                  好词好句, 开头,结尾,成语...these are the components to spice up the 作文...oh yes, add in a little conversation, so that it won't be so stale.

                  where do u send ur child to chinese compo class, if any?

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                    tamarind
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                    SLeng:
                    Hi Parents,


                    Any idea how to improve Chinese Compo writing? My child is in P3.

                    Thanks

                    The only way to improve is by reading as many story books as possible. In order to write good composition by P3, kids must be reading Chinese novels like the 笑猫日记 series, and other books of similar length.

                    Target to let your child read one Chinese novel of at least 70000 words every week. This is definitely possible because many kids can read English books at a much faster rate than that.

                    It is only when a child has read enough, then he can write very well. If a child does not read well, sending to creative writing classes, or memorizing model Chinese compositions, are all going to be useless.

                    If your child does not like to read Chinese books, sit with him everyday, ask him to read every word out loud, and help him when he does not know any word. This is the best way to motivate him. If you can do this every day, you will see improvement within a year.

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                      SLeng
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                      Thank you for all the tips.


                      Best wishes for A Happy Lunar New Year :celebrate:

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                        24hr-mum
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                        tamarind:
                        SLeng:

                        Hi Parents,


                        Any idea how to improve Chinese Compo writing? My child is in P3.

                        Thanks


                        The only way to improve is by reading as many story books as possible. In order to write good composition by P3, kids must be reading Chinese novels like the 笑猫日记 series, and other books of similar length.

                        Target to let your child read one Chinese novel of at least 70000 words every week. This is definitely possible because many kids can read English books at a much faster rate than that.

                        It is only when a child has read enough, then he can write very well. If a child does not read well, sending to creative writing classes, or memorizing model Chinese compositions, are all going to be useless.

                        If your child does not like to read Chinese books, sit with him everyday, ask him to read every word out loud, and help him when he does not know any word. This is the best way to motivate him. If you can do this every day, you will see improvement within a year.

                        hi tamarind

                        i agree wif u. reading is how my presch pick up chinese. just that wf 3 kids i m getting less disciplined nowadays. got to buck up again.

                        where do u usu get ch novels? if i buy, no space to keep cos got lots of bks already. library ones usu from china, small font and very wordy.

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