All About GEP
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sleepy:
My DS2 oso hides inside the toilet to read books (he said it's free from my nagging) otherwise, idle around, takes 5 mins to find a pen, another 5 to take a drink, etc, then he can start doing his homework ... , less than 15 mins later, he will get up to do something else except his homework (his arguement is that he has an allergy = he is allergic to 'homework') no sense of urgency at all. :stompfeet: I oso need to know how to teach time management, I never had this problem with my DS1, always settle his things well, no need me to worry.Flowermonaster:
I also think my DS has too much things on his plate but I am not stopping him even though this is a critical year for him. He will have to learn how to cope if that's what he want to do.
The problem is my dd has absolutely no concept of time managament. Even if she knew there's homework with deadlines next day, she can continue to idle & day dream, hide in the toilet to read storybooks with no sense of urgency :faint:
It's compulsory to stay back twice to thrice a week since school can't squeeze in timetable during normal school hours. So I've to streamline for her - remove CCAs, unnecessary classes, enrichments otherwise she will never be able to complete her school homework. And I insist she goes to bed by 9:30pm
Can't cut away her day dreaming, been trying since her kindergarten days with nil success. So I learned that she cannot take on too much 'extras' since she already has an extremely time wasting daily activity which is day dreaming
How to teach time management? She kanna many times due to bad time management but never seem to learn her lessons :mad:
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dagong99:
At least yr DS2 has the sense of humour !
(his arguement is that he has an allergy = he is allergic to 'homework') no sense of urgency at all. :stompfeet: I oso need to know how to teach time management, I never had this problem with my DS1, always settle his things well, no need me to worry. -
Just4Fun:
:rotflmao:
At least yr DS2 has the sense of humour !dagong99:
(his arguement is that he has an allergy = he is allergic to 'homework') no sense of urgency at all. :stompfeet: I oso need to know how to teach time management, I never had this problem with my DS1, always settle his things well, no need me to worry. -
Just4Fun:
Ya, that's true ! He's always my sunflower :hugs:
At least yr DS2 has the sense of humour !dagong99:
(his arguement is that he has an allergy = he is allergic to 'homework') no sense of urgency at all. :stompfeet: I oso need to know how to teach time management, I never had this problem with my DS1, always settle his things well, no need me to worry. -
Flowermonaster:
Your words are my pillar of strength. Felt so much better after reading your post. I am a worrier. Guess I have to adjust my expectations as well. Million thanks to you. :thankyou:
I am sure your boy is fine, & the time taken will be shorter when he gets better. Don't worry too much ok?
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For p6, when can the parents get to see the report books?
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Herbie:
For p6, when can the parents get to see the report books?
U can drop an email to the teacher and request for it. -
Herbie:
For p6, when can the parents get to see the report books?
Wow, Herbie so fast U thinking of report book already huh. I rather not see my DS's report book.Think the report book should be given in time for their DSA & before school holiday I am sure.
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Flowermonaster:
hi! I am kiasu so wants to see her result..Herbie:
For p6, when can the parents get to see the report books?
Wow, Herbie so fast U thinking of report book already huh. I rather not see my DS's report book.Think the report book should be given in time for their DSA & before school holiday I am sure.
Fyi, RI's DSA
Opens : 23 April 2012 (Monday) at 12 noon
Closes : 06 July 2012 (Friday) at 12 noon -
superksmum:
I am paiseh to 'ask' the teacher.Herbie:
For p6, when can the parents get to see the report books?
U can drop an email to the teacher and request for it.
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