P1 Chinese - General Discussion
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Hi Brenda,
She has short memory. Brought home some worksheets from home on ting xie, saw her colour the characters. There will be a reshuffle of class for chinese in may, so hopefully she will improve in small group setting. In the meantime, just have to be extra patient. Finishing with hanyu pinyin section soon. -
janet_lee88:
Normally my girl will struggle when she simply try to remember the words for ting xie by heart and I'll get her to copy each word 3x ~ 5x despite her protest (coz she 1 lazy bugger!!). I'll break the whole lot into smaller blocks, ie if she struggle more, 3 words each time....and normally 5 words to tst her. It'll give her some confidence and then I'll give all 10 words 1 final time. This kinda works for us!Hi Brenda,
She has short memory. Brought home some worksheets from home on ting xie, saw her colour the characters. There will be a reshuffle of class for chinese in may, so hopefully she will improve in small group setting. In the meantime, just have to be extra patient. Finishing with hanyu pinyin section soon. -
janet_lee88:
Dear Janet,Hi mummies,
My daughter has memory retention prob...she just can't remember what has been taught, can't internalize too. Wonder if she has learning disability. Teaching her CL spelling is worst torture every week
Should I bring her to see a psychologist?
Pls don't!! I hope you are just joking ya? I realized from my own experience that kids tend to learn when it is fun. Her Maths enrichment centre teacher taught them how to draw models in very fun ways and she remember all the steps and rules so well... before that I did teach her but she didn't really understand so kept doing it wrong. So try to make the learning process more fun? -
Didn't visit this thread for a while.
Last week, teacher started teaching actual Chinese chapters...think she is quite slow, so rushing to finish 1A...that means 听写 quite 'on' until May.
Honestly, I've neglected daughter again bcos of SA1 preparation...really dread to think of next year when she is in P2 and son in P6 :?: :?: -
janet_lee88:
Janet,Didn't visit this thread for a while.
Last week, teacher started teaching actual Chinese chapters...think she is quite slow, so rushing to finish 1A...that means 听写 quite 'on' until May.
Honestly, I've neglected daughter again bcos of SA1 preparation...really dread to think of next year when she is in P2 and son in P6 :?: :?:
Don't feel guilty - we are here to cheer you :celebrate:..Understand it is not easy to manage 2 kids in the primary session esp one in the crucial P5 and one in P1! Take heart - we KSP are here to 加油 for you!
Me at times also feel neglects my DD2 who in K2 compares with DD1 in P3 but tell myself - I will do my best for both to balance! :rahrah: -
Champion:
Thanks for your encouragement.
Janet,janet_lee88:
Didn't visit this thread for a while.
Last week, teacher started teaching actual Chinese chapters...think she is quite slow, so rushing to finish 1A...that means 听写 quite 'on' until May.
Honestly, I've neglected daughter again bcos of SA1 preparation...really dread to think of next year when she is in P2 and son in P6 :?: :?:
Don't feel guilty - we are here to cheer you :celebrate:..Understand it is not easy to manage 2 kids in the primary session esp one in the crucial P5 and one in P1! Take heart - we KSP are here to 加油 for you!
Me at times also feel neglects my DD2 who in K2 compares with DD1 in P3 but tell myself - I will do my best for both to balance! :rahrah:
Dare not imagine next year when son is in P6. -
Brenda10:
I think the $0.40 is meant for handling and postage charges for those home subscription.
Thanks, Brenda. :lol: -
hi everyone,
i am new to this forum and glad to find this link as a support. my girl is in P1. we were in houston before so my girl’s english is way better than her chinese. usually she speaks english at home and we replied in english or cantonese. she never formally received hua yu education as we are from hk.
luckily she has a very good chinese teacher who knows that she is weak on chinese foundation and gave my girl more chance to practise in class. my girl likes her teacher so much and she also likes to learn chinese. but still not enough, teacher called me and said my girl shows good progress in writing chinese and scored full marks everytime in chinese hypy spelling or dictation, but her listening and oral is very poor. the teacher is worrying about if my girl will have problems when the chinese lesson is getting more and more advance and difficult. i am worrying as well.
i need some advice from all of you pls. is there a way to help my girl except sending her to those chinese enrichment classes? cos i don’t want to send her to those classes… any at home resources that i can use to improve my girls oral and listening to chinese? thanks in advance. -
Hi tamama,
I learnt diction and pronounciation from watching Channel 8 shows in the past - but the shows (esp the prime time ones) nowadays are pretty rubbish.
I would suggest that you get some of those chinese cartoons and let her watch. You may like to consider cartoons like 喜羊羊 and doraemon were discussed in another thread. -
How about trying to find someone who can just come & speak Chinese to her a few days a week. Not tuition as such but just a good Chinese speaker. You might need to hire a tutor or maybe you can find someone who wants to exchange English for Chinese - a mainland Chinese student who wants to practise their English?
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