Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary

[periwinklejoy]

E3:

Have fun parenting. It's a privilege not everyone is entitled to.

(1) Focus on quality learning. It's getting them to complete the assigned tasks on time that is tricky. -> Will keep this valuable advice in mind. And encourage dd to complete assigned task, even if its 10%, I will commend her for her efforts and slowly I think she may be more efficient and self driven to complete more each time, hopefully 10% to 20% to 30%... 100%.

(2) For EL compositions, I used to let her do one every alternate days (on weekdays only) one month before SA1 and SA2. The other alternate days will be for CL compo. She reads a lot of upper primary model compositions and has taken a liking to certain styles. -> Very gd advice. But my dd's stamina is not that good. Last year, I tried to get her to write at least 1 compo (either CL or Eng) a week and if she did it, I was over the moon already!
But I will strive to do it interactively with her so that she can learn more interesting approaches to writing. So I will aim to entice her to write 1 CL and 1 EN compo each week if poss and place her compo on my noticeboard (currently my notice board is filled with her sis and her cards and loving notes to me)

E3, THANKS for your sharing! I always benefit fr yr advices! :lol:

[janet88]

lizhi:

E3:

Thanks Janet, so nice of you to consider my welfare. Yup, I am now busy compiling theory notes for each individual question for my dd's theory exam. ..

I am impressed, you are a great mom! :celebrate:
I cannot stand staying with children whole day, i eagerly go to work in order to run away from them. my sat & sunday are the most troublesome times.

I try to 'escape' from my kids at night...by taking a longer than usual time to hang the wet laundry on bamboo. Need a break from them bcos the noise can be rather stressful after school all the way till nights...yes, weekends are no better.

[Happy Mama]

E3:

Trapwithin:

[quote=\"Funx3\"]Haven't U Experience Instances When U Teach Him Something, He Goes, \"But My Teacher Says It's Not Like This, ....\" :roll: :roll:

How true .. happens all the time

You know what I tell her. \"LISTEN TO ME!\" :lol: :lol: :lol:[/quote]Hahaha! I tell her the same thing too... and I also told her, \"If your teacher asks you, tell her my MUMMY said so\"

[periwinklejoy]

janet_lee88:

lizhi:

[quote=\"E3\"]Thanks Janet, so nice of you to consider my welfare. Yup, I am now busy compiling theory notes for each individual question for my dd's theory exam. ..

I am impressed, you are a great mom! :celebrate:
I cannot stand staying with children whole day, i eagerly go to work in order to run away from them. my sat & sunday are the most troublesome times.

I try to 'escape' from my kids at night...by taking a longer than usual time to hang the wet laundry on bamboo. Need a break from them bcos the noise can be rather stressful after school all the way till nights...yes, weekends are no better.[/quote]Ha ha, same here, I escape into my world of Jodi Picoult!

[Funx3]

janet_lee88:

E3:

[quote=\"Trapwithin\"]
How true .. happens all the time

You know what I tell her. \"LISTEN TO ME!\" :lol: :lol: :lol:

Hubby & I tell kids the same thing, LISTEN, DO NOT INTERRUPT !!![/quote]IF I Go Talking Anything Like U Two, My Gal Will Sulk and Both Of US Not HAPPY AnyMore ....

Normally, I'll Just Ask Her To Check if the Answer Mummy Try is Correct the Next Day Vs Answers the Teacher Provide ....
Oredi Acknowledge LOoooooooooog Ago that Teacher \"Bigger than the Hill\" (Pls Translate that into Mandarin) ....

So, For the Sake of Better PArent-Child Relationship ....
Surrender to Their AUTHORITY -la!
Anyway, Both of US R Much Happier This Way, And Remain :snuggles: :snuggles: ....
So Now My Gal has Learnt to Factor in \"Mummy's Wisdom\" Vs Teacher's Model Answers ....

[Trapwithin]

E3:

Trapwithin:

[quote=\"Funx3\"]Haven't U Experience Instances When U Teach Him Something, He Goes, \"But My Teacher Says It's Not Like This, ....\" :roll: :roll:

How true .. happens all the time

You know what I tell her. \"LISTEN TO ME!\" :lol: :lol: :lol:[/quote] My dw said the same thing

[Happy Mama]

Thanks for sharing, E3... Wow, what I can say... I'm just so impressed at the way you coach your children, especially DD1!! KUDOS!! :celebrate: :celebrate:


No wonder, one of the Mummies in Charity 2 last year told me her child's excellent results doesn't come easy. It's all due to very hard work and discipline!! Now I understand...

[Trapwithin]

janet_lee88:

IJJ:

This, I fully agree. I often tell my hubby, \"Since you work hard because of the family, so, please don't sacrifice the family just because of your work.\"

Work is work...but family is the reason why you work.

Well Said

[Trapwithin]

E3:

Have fun parenting. It's a privilege not everyone is entitled to.

Salute to all you mummy and daddy with more than 1 kid.
I am struggling coping with just 1 dd.

[lizhi]

Happy Mama:

Thanks for sharing, E3... Wow, what I can say... I'm just so impressed at the way you coach your children, especially DD1!! KUDOS!! :celebrate: :celebrate:


No wonder, one of the Mummies in Charity 2 last year told me her child's excellent results doesn't come easy. It's all due to very hard work and discipline!! Now I understand...

Yes, very excellent! that was why only she, can fully answered my qn, \"what do each of the trophies represent?\" :lol: