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      Trapwithin
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      JRLam:
      Hi Trapwithin, this is an extremely well-written summary for most parents! Not bad (in fact very impressive!) from a DAD πŸ˜‰ Just curious, what's your sources other than KSP? I am always the one to provide my DH these info, how I wish he can reciprocate a bit!


      On the part of double-checking - let me share the method I use. Instead of asking (or nagging!) my kids to double-check their work, I 'challenge' my kids to count how many careless mistakes they manage to find for themselves after each paper. So they will always come back, after every exam paper, 'bragging' how many careless mistakes they spotted, in a 'see, I managed to find them!' manner .. HA! Deep in my heart, I am happy coz that every careless mistake spotted means at least 1 more mark added to the results (provided it is corrected with the right answers lah!). So far, it works, and it is more fun for the kids!

      Hope it helps other kids too!
      Hi JRLam,

      Learn a lot from KSP here, the rest (good & bad) are personal experience.
      After the HYPY episode, I kan cheong .. that's why more involved. After that, I discovered being involved can somethings be very fulfilling as well. I actually enjoy being involved. πŸ˜„

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        notabox
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        E3:
        dyh:

        My son's tuition teacher is doing the reverse, she uses correction tapes to erase all the hanyu pinyin from the Chinese text :roll: She claims this way is better to force the child to read the characters instead of the hanyu pinyin


        Sad to say, it is true. There'll be no hanyupinyin for compre passages during exams. Although all my dd's CL storybooks have HYPY, I will let her practice with other schools' compre passages, or from assessment books frequently, just to make sure she doesn't rely too much on HYPY.

        I always thought learning a word by its Chinese character is more important too and HYPY is really just a tool to help one read an unfamiliar word, similar to the function of a dictionary.

        However, when ds went for a CL assessment recently, the centre made him read a whole passage solely with HYPY and he can't read it well. He has learnt HYPY but never have to read a whole passage of it before.

        Will this be required in Primary education?

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          lizhi
          last edited by

          Trapwithin:
          JRLam:

          Hi Trapwithin, this is an extremely well-written summary for most parents! Not bad (in fact very impressive!) from a DAD πŸ˜‰ Just curious, what's your sources other than KSP? I am always the one to provide my DH these info, how I wish he can reciprocate a bit!


          On the part of double-checking - let me share the method I use. Instead of asking (or nagging!) my kids to double-check their work, I 'challenge' my kids to count how many careless mistakes they manage to find for themselves after each paper. So they will always come back, after every exam paper, 'bragging' how many careless mistakes they spotted, in a 'see, I managed to find them!' manner .. HA! Deep in my heart, I am happy coz that every careless mistake spotted means at least 1 more mark added to the results (provided it is corrected with the right answers lah!). So far, it works, and it is more fun for the kids!

          Hope it helps other kids too!

          Hi JRLam,

          Learn a lot from KSP here, the rest (good & bad) are personal experience.
          After the HYPY episode, I kan cheong .. that's why more involved. After that, I discovered being involved can somethings be very fulfilling as well. I actually enjoy being involved. πŸ˜„

          good summary, KSP must to read even not P1 parents. πŸ˜„
          and for careless mistake, this is my dd' problems, let me headache. except double-checking, JRLam's way is very idea! πŸ˜„

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            Funx3
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            Happy Mama:
            Funx3:

            [quote=\"Happy Mama\"]
            Ok thanks.. By the way, you mean book fair from school or Popular book fair? Does Popular have a book fair?

            Yes Popular Year End Bookfair.
            Last year held in Suntec in Dec Hols.

            We went there to Buy the \"Problem Solving\" Series ....
            And End up ....
            Spending $300 plus on Many Other Books, and Misc Staff .... 😒 😒

            Ok will look out for it end of this year. Only thing is, is it very crowded and chaotic during such fairs?[/quote]Being a Last Minute Fan - Normally Got Special Offer on Last Day ....
            We Went there on the Last Day in the Evening ....

            Not crowded at ALL ....
            And Get Some Last Minute Kind of Offer ....

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              Funx3
              last edited by

              lizhi:
              Happy Mama:

              [quote=\"Funx3\"]
              Ok will look out for it end of this year. Only thing is, is it very crowded and chaotic during such fairs?

              can children read finishi these $300 books? :roll:

              [/quote]Aiyah, Remember Told U we Bought Misc Staff?
              Things Like Roll-fix, White Board Markers, Multi-Pocket Files, and ....

              Books R for my Son - Japanese Dictionary, How-to-Read-&Write-Japanese, etc.
              He wants to Learn Japanese to Better Understand the Latest Animae Series Downloaded ....

              And for My Hubby - All the Self Improvement Books ....

              And For This Mummy - The Cookery Books .... Yummy ....

              Sad to Say, My Gal only Get \"ONE\" CL Story Book ....
              πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰

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                lizhi
                last edited by

                notabox:
                E3:

                [quote=\"dyh\"]My son's tuition teacher is doing the reverse, she uses correction tapes to erase all the hanyu pinyin from the Chinese text :roll: She claims this way is better to force the child to read the characters instead of the hanyu pinyin


                Sad to say, it is true. There'll be no hanyupinyin for compre passages during exams. Although all my dd's CL storybooks have HYPY, I will let her practice with other schools' compre passages, or from assessment books frequently, just to make sure she doesn't rely too much on HYPY.

                I always thought learning a word by its Chinese character is more important too and HYPY is really just a tool to help one read an unfamiliar word, similar to the function of a dictionary.

                However, when ds went for a CL assessment recently, the centre made him read a whole passage solely with HYPY and he can't read it well. He has learnt HYPY but never have to read a whole passage of it before.

                Will this be required in Primary education?[/quote]let children to learn HYPY in DVD before they go to primary school, because P1 HYPY's teaching, too rough and too fast.. once can use it skillful, then give up it, like E3 is to say, dont rely it on reading.

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                  notabox
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                  php:
                  E3:

                  I am a faithful fan of Fabian Ng's Problem Solving Process. It is a \"compulsory\" Math assessment book. Too bad not available for P1. I used to use the older version many years ago, the new editions are still just as good. Although I don't let my dd attempt all the questions (no time), she must do questions involving all the modelling skills.


                  yes, agreed... Problem Solving Process is a good book....

                  Is this an assessment book? Does it teaches the concept or learning is by going through the questions and answers?

                  Like Funx3, I have teached ds applied model incorrectly several times and I guess I have made it more confusing for him. It will be good if I can grasp the concept from this book fully before I guide ds along.

                  In my time, there is no such thing as model method!

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                    lizhi
                    last edited by

                    Funx3:
                    Aiyah, Remember Told U we Bought Misc Staff?

                    Things Like Roll-fix, White Board Markers, Multi-Pocket Files, and ....

                    Books R for my Son - Japanese Dictionary, How-to-Read-&Write-Japanese, etc.
                    He wants to Learn Japanese to Better Understand the Latest Animae Series Downloaded ....

                    And for My Hubby - All the Self Improvement Books ....

                    And For This Mummy - The Cookery Books .... Yummy ....

                    Sad to Say, My Gal only Get \"ONE\" CL Story Book ....
                    πŸ˜‰ πŸ˜‰
                    :lol: :lol: so richful Misc Staff! 😎 your Son? how many years old?

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                      verykiasu2010
                      last edited by

                      notabox:
                      php:

                      [quote=\"E3\"]I am a faithful fan of Fabian Ng's Problem Solving Process. It is a \"compulsory\" Math assessment book. Too bad not available for P1. I used to use the older version many years ago, the new editions are still just as good. Although I don't let my dd attempt all the questions (no time), she must do questions involving all the modelling skills.


                      yes, agreed... Problem Solving Process is a good book....

                      Is this an assessment book? Does it teaches the concept or learning is by going through the question and answer?

                      Like Funx3, I have teached ds applied the model incorrectly several times and I guess I have made it more confusing for him. It will be good if I can grasp the concept from this book fully before I guide ds along.

                      In my time, there is no such thing as model method![/quote]there is also a book on the PSLE Math model method in Popular, published by none other than SEAB

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                        Trapwithin
                        last edited by

                        Funx3:
                        And For This Mummy - The Cookery Books .... Yummy ....

                        This Mummy can cook πŸ˜‰

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