The Alternative Story (TAS) - Discussion

[Laurenwkids]

My kid used to be at the higher ability P5/6 class at AMK. I liked the teaching and teacher but my girl could not cope as the pace was too fast for her. So we switched

to a more average ability P5/6 class also at the East. It is taught by teacher Martin. My girl likes the class and her composition improved from getting 22-25 marks to 31-32 marks now.

I have no issue with questions not being completed. Sometimes there are a few questions not done but the teacher will tell them to cross them out as they do quite a bit in class and would not have time to complete. I see how detailedly they cover each theme or comprehension, comprehension cloze, synthesis and besides getting the children to do the questions on the paper, they also give them questions to do on their own white board to make sure they understand first. I rather they cover fewer questions but explain thoroughly than do all the questions but my kid is still confused.

[Monster Mummy]

Yes, i think that their teaching really go into very detailed whether I think is good for kid. Of course, it is quite subjective to individual parents and how they view whether it is suitable for kids.

[littlewoman]

Ya agree with Monster Mummy. Diff centres appeal to diff parents. TAS is good for me. Detailed teaching and the teacher is willing to stay back to give extra help when needed.

[mum2010]

Hi parents,


Has anyone send their kids to the EL class at AMK branch? Any comments on the teaching method? Does the teacher provide answers for the comprehension questions or does the teacher teach skills to the kids?

Apprepciate your help.

[Gooby]

Hi Parents,


I need a referral for my P2 son at AMK branch for English.

Thanks!

[Kia2011]

Gooby:

Hi Parents,


I need a referral for my P2 son at AMK branch for English.

Thanks!

Hi Gooby,
I just PM you.

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mum2010:

Hi parents,


Has anyone send their kids to the EL class at AMK branch? Any comments on the teaching method? Does the teacher provide answers for the comprehension questions or does the teacher teach skills to the kids?

Apprepciate your help.

The teacher does not provide the answers, normally they would ask the children to read the questions first to get an idea of what to look out for. Then they would guide them as they read. They would teach them how to infer and how to be specific so that the answer is not all over the place. As the class progresses, I notice that now they also get the students to sometimes do the whole compre on their own to see if they can tackle the questions on their own. The questions set by them tend to be more inferential type, they take the passage from a good school paper but they 'up' and change the level of questions asked. Good teaching methods

[Gooby]

Kia2011:

Gooby:

Hi Parents,


I need a referral for my P2 son at AMK branch for English.

Thanks!

Hi Gooby,
I just PM you.

Hi Kia2011 and other parents,

Thanks for the referral. That was fast

[Gooby]

Kia2011:

Gooby:

Hi Parents,


I need a referral for my P2 son at AMK branch for English.

Thanks!

Hi Gooby,
I just PM you.

Hi Kia2011 and other parents,

Thanks for the referral. That was fast

[Gooby]

Kia2011:

Gooby:

Hi Parents,


I need a referral for my P2 son at AMK branch for English.

Thanks!

Hi Gooby,
I just PM you.

Hi Kia2011 and other parents,

Thanks for the referral. That was fast