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    Handling/ Motivating a P3

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      newuser
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      My DS is in p3. One to one doesn’t work for him. He is restless and refuse to stay attentive. Lately, I enroll him to home tutor who is coaching small group of 3 to 5 students in a class. So far after 2 lessons, it seems to work better cause the boys competes with each other and it motivates him to stay attentive. One lesson is 3 hrs with tea break. Another alternative.

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        newuser:
        My DS is in p3. One to one doesn't work for him. He is restless and refuse to stay attentive. Lately, I enroll him to home tutor who is coaching small group of 3 to 5 students in a class. So far after 2 lessons, it seems to work better cause the boys competes with each other and it motivates him to stay attentive. One lesson is 3 hrs with tea break. Another alternative.

        yeah, you are right,we also thinking to send him a tution.His nature also competitiveness.My DH prefer to send I also agree.But :moneyflies:

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          shandee
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          newuser:
          My DS is in p3. One to one doesn't work for him. He is restless and refuse to stay attentive. Lately, I enroll him to home tutor who is coaching small group of 3 to 5 students in a class. So far after 2 lessons, it seems to work better cause the boys competes with each other and it motivates him to stay attentive. One lesson is 3 hrs with tea break. Another alternative.


          I have heard of such arrg and am interested to explore this option. Where is this tuition plc and how much are the fees?

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            It works out to be 375 for 8 lessons and each lesson is 3 hour including tea break snacks. Around hougang area.

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              newuser
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              Pros is small group. Currently my DS class is 3 students. The tutor promise not to hv more than 5. Managable class size.

              Cons tutor need to have structural lesson plan. So tutor plays an important part.

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                shandee
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                hougang is too far for me…if anyone noes of such tuition arrg in the vicinity of central area (tiong bahru, redhill, chinatown) pls let me noe…thanks

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