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    2011 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

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      Ms tay
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      Evalim:
      Ms tay:

      [quote=\"Evalim\"]

      Hi Ms Tay! I once spoke to the school councillor and she mentioned some parents just can't accept their kids are having problem...hence they refused to seek help or bring the child to the doctor.... the Councillor herself wanted to meet these parents but they simply refused to drop by and discuss..
      My younger ds was diagnosed of ADD(Attention Deficit Disorder )he just cannot concernate well in class... I had a hard time too...but of course, I have to consider what's best for my child hence I never push my ds, as long as he can make it into secondary school, I am contented. šŸ™

      Me too :hi5: we r in the same boat :hugs: Hope our kids move on smoothly and able to complete their education

      Yes! :hugs: I believe our kids have other potential besides studies...like CCA, for secondary school CCA are important, it help them to bulid their leadership and confidence..most important responsibilites.. and there are more choices of CCA in secondary hence I believe they will do better... :boogie:[/quote]But until now I still dont know what other potential he has :scratchhead:
      Beside studies I really dont know how to help him...any advice ? (his cca is track n field ) Btw , may I know how old is ur sp nd child ? Mine this yr p4 .

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        Evalim
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        Ms tay:
        Ms tay:

        [quote=\"Evalim\"]

        Me too :hi5: we r in the same boat :hugs: Hope our kids move on smoothly and able to complete their education

        Yes! :hugs: I believe our kids have other potential besides studies...like CCA, for secondary school CCA are important, it help them to bulid their leadership and confidence..most important responsibilites.. and there are more choices of CCA in secondary hence I believe they will do better... :boogie:

        But until now I still dont know what other potential he has :scratchhead:
        Beside studies I really dont know how to help him...any advice ? (his cca is track n field ) Btw , may I know how old is ur sp nd child ? Mine this yr p4 .[/quote]Dear Ms Tay,
        Don't worry! I believe your ds will find his interest when goes to secondary... it's a good thing that he is good at his studies... my elder ds CCA is dragonboat...he loves outdoor... used to train hard for his school compeition...he trained 3 to 4 times a week and he can do fairly for his acamedic... guess he learnt to balance both CCA and acamedic..I remembered 4 yrs ago, I joined my elder ds on his open house CCA and we went around to take a look on the introduction of each individual groups (there will be a open house for CCA the 1st week of the school reopen), my ds immediately selected dragonboat as he like canoeing... I told him there will be no turning back for secondary once you selected that CCA stick on to it till your O level, you cannot drop out or change your CCA as 2 marks cannot be deducted for your O level result...
        Hence we must be very careful and speak to child before he commits... my ds did all the way... God bless...
        Glad to hear your ds is in track and field :hugs:, my younger ds is also in track and field....guess your ds like mine won medals too... so don't worry, I believe they will select a good CCA for themselves in secondary.
        Sorry... I can't understand \"how old is ur sp nd child\" what is sp nd child?
        I have 2 boys the younger one was dianogised with ADD and he is in PSLE this year..

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          Ms tay
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          Evalim:

          Dear Ms Tay,
          Don't worry! I believe your ds will find his interest when goes to secondary... it's a good thing that he is good at his studies... my elder ds CCA is dragonboat...he loves outdoor... used to train hard for his school compeition...he trained 3 to 4 times a week and he can do fairly for his acamedic... guess he learnt to balance both CCA and acamedic..I remembered 4 yrs ago, I joined my elder ds on his open house CCA and we went around to take a look on the introduction of each individual groups (there will be a open house for CCA the 1st week of the school reopen), my ds immediately selected dragonboat as he like canoeing... I told him there will be no turning back for secondary once you selected that CCA stick on to it till your O level, you cannot drop out or change your CCA as 2 marks cannot be deducted for your O level result...
          Hence we must be very careful and speak to child before he commits... my ds did all the way... God bless...
          Glad to hear your ds is in track and field :hugs:, my younger ds is also in track and field....guess your ds like mine won medals too... so don't worry, I believe they will select a good CCA for themselves in secondary.
          Sorry... I can't understand \"how old is ur sp nd child\" what is sp nd child?
          I have 2 boys the younger one was dianogised with ADD and he is in PSLE this year..
          sp nd child = special needs child
          Thank u so much for ur advice and info . Wish ur ds pass his psle with flying colour :rahrah: :rahrah: all the best n gd luck!! :celebrate:

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            Ms tay:


            I just don't understand why their parents don't apply exemption for them :scratchhead: since they hv language learning difficulty .( even some normal kids r struggling in MT) . It might pull all the way down the t- score and it really disadvantage for them. :sad:

            Hi Ms Tay! I once spoke to the school councillor and she mentioned some parents just can't accept their kids are having problem...hence they refused to seek help or bring the child to the doctor.... the Councillor herself wanted to meet these parents but they simply refused to drop by and discuss..
            My younger ds was diagnosed of ADD(Attention Deficit Disorder )he just cannot concernate well in class... I had a hard time too...but of course, I have to consider what's best for my child hence I never push my ds, as long as he can make it into secondary school, I am contented. šŸ™

            Ah, story is never that simple. My ds2 was always unusual and problematic with studies. Focus poor and underperforming. He was poor in language, but not Chinese (even tho we are not Chinese-speaking family). He had problems with English, which meant his English would be poor, his Science would be poor and to some extent, so would his math be poor too. Many suggested that he be tested. But....he refused. Stuck like mountain - cannot be moved with any suggestions. So just leave him be lor. His life. He wants to live it the hard way - up to him.

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              phankao
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              Evalim:


              Yes! :hugs: I believe our kids have other potential besides studies...like CCA, for secondary school CCA are important, it help them to bulid their leadership and confidence..most important responsibilites.. and there are more choices of CCA in secondary hence I believe they will do better... :boogie:
              But secondary school CCA really take up ALOT of time. Must be prepared. Some kids don't like it in the end.

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                Ms tay
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                I ve just finished reading the whole thread \" 2011 psle results release \"

                Wonderful !! I really enjoyed it ! It so interesting and funny :lovesite:
                So ,on the psle result release day should I post on this thread or \" 2011 psle result release \" thread ? :?

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                  Ms tay
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                  phankao:
                  Evalim:

                  [quote=\"Ms tay\"]
                  I just don't understand why their parents don't apply exemption for them :scratchhead: since they hv language learning difficulty .( even some normal kids r struggling in MT) . It might pull all the way down the t- score and it really disadvantage for them. :sad:

                  Hi Ms Tay! I once spoke to the school councillor and she mentioned some parents just can't accept their kids are having problem...hence they refused to seek help or bring the child to the doctor.... the Councillor herself wanted to meet these parents but they simply refused to drop by and discuss..
                  My younger ds was diagnosed of ADD(Attention Deficit Disorder )he just cannot concernate well in class... I had a hard time too...but of course, I have to consider what's best for my child hence I never push my ds, as long as he can make it into secondary school, I am contented. šŸ™

                  Ah, story is never that simple. My ds2 was always unusual and problematic with studies. Focus poor and underperforming. He was poor in language, but not Chinese (even tho we are not Chinese-speaking family). He had problems with English, which meant his English would be poor, his Science would be poor and to some extent, so would his math be poor too. Many suggested that he be tested. But....he refused. Stuck like mountain - cannot be moved with any suggestions. So just leave him be lor. His life. He wants to live it the hard way - up to him.[/quote]Dear phankao
                  Did u mean that ur ds refused to take ur advice and refused to accept ur help ? I can understand ur frame of mind , I believe that as long as we don't
                  give up hope and try to do as much as we can , one day they will understand our expenditure and effort . 加油! :rahrah: :rahrah:

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                    Evalim
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                    phankao:
                    Evalim:



                    Yes! :hugs: I believe our kids have other potential besides studies...like CCA, for secondary school CCA are important, it help them to bulid their leadership and confidence..most important responsibilites.. and there are more choices of CCA in secondary hence I believe they will do better... :boogie:

                    But secondary school CCA really take up ALOT of time. Must be prepared. Some kids don't like it in the end.

                    Yes! I believe every child experienced differently... but I also believe they learnt alot from CCA, responsibilites especially...they know they have to be there every training... team work is important no one can works individually without their fellow mates..they need each other to do a job.. hence they develop trust in each other.... of course! sometime they blame each other when things not turn out not right... example: they lose a compeition but they learnt from it and build up a bond as they will do better for next compeition...
                    This is what I see in my elder ds... hence I believe with this attitude he can do better in JC/poly......for JC/Poly... I heard most kids do well CCA for secondary carry on to do well for their JC/Poly....that's why Hwa Chong and SP/Ngee Ann poly's dragonboat team are always the top...
                    For my elder ds school, the principal did not stop the CCA actitives for the O level till Sept(most school did that).... he believes that kids can cope and do well in both areas which is quite true....but of course... some kids cannot... some kid like my younger ds no way! he cannot juggle both well....hence I have to be careful to know about his interest and to consider what is good for him then select that CCA...

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                      scm292
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                      Ms tay:
                      I ve just finished reading the whole thread \" 2011 psle results release \"

                      Wonderful !! I really enjoyed it ! It so interesting and funny :lovesite:
                      So ,on the psle result release day should I post on this thread or \" 2011 psle result release \" thread ? :?
                      u can share yr DS1 good news in this thread as well as in Juying parents' network thread.

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                        phankao
                        last edited by

                        Evalim:
                        phankao:

                        [quote=\"Evalim\"]

                        Yes! :hugs: I believe our kids have other potential besides studies...like CCA, for secondary school CCA are important, it help them to bulid their leadership and confidence..most important responsibilites.. and there are more choices of CCA in secondary hence I believe they will do better... :boogie:

                        But secondary school CCA really take up ALOT of time. Must be prepared. Some kids don't like it in the end.

                        Yes! I believe every child experienced differently... but I also believe they learnt alot from CCA, responsibilites especially...they know they have to be there every training... team work is important no one can works individually without their fellow mates..they need each other to do a job.. hence they develop trust in each other.... of course! sometime they blame each other when things not turn out not right... example: they lose a compeition but they learnt from it and build up a bond as they will do better for next compeition...
                        This is what I see in my elder ds... hence I believe with this attitude he can do better in JC/poly......for JC/Poly... I heard most kids do well CCA for secondary carry on to do well for their JC/Poly....that's why Hwa Chong and SP/Ngee Ann poly's dragonboat team are always the top...
                        For my elder ds school, the principal did not stop the CCA actitives for the O level till Sept(most school did that).... he believes that kids can cope and do well in both areas which is quite true....but of course... some kids cannot... some kid like my younger ds no way! he cannot juggle both well....hence I have to be careful to know about his interest and to consider what is good for him then select that CCA...[/quote]Yes, I do know all about CCA. haha - my JC dd has been doing the same CCA since Pri 3, and my Sec 2 ds has been doing the same CCA since pri 2. My p6 ds will be continuing the same CCa he has been in since p1.

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