Comparing Pre-school English Reading and Phonics Enrichment
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WCW:
regina woo:
i would like to send my boy here? anyone been there before?
u r referring to where :?
I think she meant icreativelearner bah based on the subject. -
Hi all
Anyone has feedback on Victoria Carlton’s prog?
TIA! -
Giggler1:
Are you refering to the phonics workshop? If so, it is VERY expensive. You can simply buy the Jolly Phonics handbook and learn on your own. It is quite easy.Hi all
Anyone has feedback on Victoria Carlton's prog?
TIA! -
They have regular, weekly class too.
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No. Victoria does not conduct regular weekly class in SGP as she is an Australian. From what I know, she only comes down to SGP to conduct workshops only as she has classes in Australia. For Phonics workshop in SGP, it is a 2 days affair and it is very expensive.
If you talking about the Genius learning Hub, they are using Jolly Phonics and they borrow the name of Victoria Carlton and the trainees are only getting the certificate of Phonics Trained.
I personally have one teacher that provide a private lesson for me at my home. She provides the teaching materials, share the types of materials needed and also assessed my child’s readiness. After that I own time own target. Equally good and both my DS can read well before they turned 4 years old.
That really helps me to ease in the guidance and ease my child learning ladder as well.Give me loads of materials and sharing of different resources. We had a 1-to-1 and kena drill by her. -
Does anyone have feedback on the ICR centre at West Coast Plaza? Thanks.
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ChiefKiasu:
I appreciate that you are excited about Phonics Read, and want to get fast feedback, but one post in the right forum would have done the trick. I have removed the other postings you made in the other forums.
Phonics Read appear to go by 2 names in Singapore:
http://www.phonicsread.com/index.htm
and http://www.phonicsread.com/index.htm (in collaboration with i3 Singapore Post)
These 2 appear to be operated by the same group of people. They claim that children can learn up to 500 words in 6 lessons (1.5 months). They also appear to have a regional presence in KL and even Yangon.
Their services appear to be quite similar to the more established http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/enrichment/total-literacy-international-pte-ltd programme.
Personally speaking, given a choice, I would be more comfortable going with the I Can Read programme.
My girl is currently at LCentral Novena on Phonics class.
So far my daughter has improve her pronunciation over there.
I think not only I Can Read is good, but LCentral Novena is good too. -
hi,
anyone taught by Teacher Neil or Teacher Mike from I Can Read West Coast Plaza?
Pls. kindyl feedback.
Thanks.
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There are so many out there - Zoophonics, Ants on the Apple (?), Letterland and the list goes on.
Which one is better and why? Appreciate all your feedback and experience. Thank you. -
Anyone kind enough to provide some feedback on the one that your child is attending or had attended before? TIA.
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