Busy Bee Learning Centre - Discussion
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Go busy bee … Is a good centre.
I am totally please with their material and if the child absorb all, then, he will improve … -
Both my children are attending there now, they are so so happy after trying so many tuition centers.
I would say, the best in compo writing .
They provide sufficient materials to help the child to write the compo.
It may look like cut and paste but why not…
Through constant practice, they will eventually start to write on their own.
Other centre cannot provide this…go for it.
I mainly go for their materials because they are so good… -
Chinese comp starts from p2… My opinion … Because at p1 and below, words are limited.
They can start doing 造句。 -
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For P2 level, do they only teach comp writing? How abt general Chinese? Do they have that? -
anyone who has kid attended berries and busybee? which is better?
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Rose,
P2 is too early for compo writing; you may have short term gain but long term lost of interest! This is what I had put my children thru! Regret!They seems to do well in P3, P4 but lost the interest because foundation was not properly built. I check out last weekend with my 2 children at Xuelin Learning in Bukit Timah Plaza, spoken to their teachers, had seen their materials(current, and doing newspaper readingfrom K1 to S4), very impressed with them. But sorry, I have not seen P2 ones. You may want to check them out! -
Hi GG
You mean you put your kid through Busy Bees compo class and regretted? Can share the reason for the weak foundation?
Was thinking of switching my kid from Berries to Busy Bees coz of the distance and also becoz parents say Berries more for pre-school.
Anyone tried the Sin Ming branch? -
Dear Cherrygal, I put my children to Busybee since they were P3 for both the compo writing and and the paper 2. Yes, I regretted that I didn’t listen to them who had dragged their feet to the classes, I thought it was just the Chinese tinggy. Their materials are very drilling(填鸭式)and just force down to the children. Very wordy but if you read carefully, it doesn’t help the children very much in the long run. The vocabs are very limited and they just memorised but can’t really used them on their own. I must say that it’s was also my fault that I didn’t evaluate the materials nor revised when they came home. Horror struck me when I was packing the files and reading them after my son’s P5 SA1. I pulled out immediately but damage done! especially to my elder one.
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Hi, Any feedback on Busy Bees? Am considering prep for P1 at Balmoral branch. Thanks.
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Hi, Any feedback on Busy Bees? Am considering prep for P1 at Balmoral branch. Thanks.
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