All Schools are GOOD Schools
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beanbear:
Chen, wanna joint venture? With ur psychology & my training experience I bet we can do better than many of those centers fleecing poor parents hard earned money.
Yah!! -
jedamum:
i want to attend your FOC workshop leh..you dont want me to attend leh...so i dunno if you can do better or not leh... :evil: :evil:[/quote]I only accept the desperate kids mah... yours scored 95 leh... TLL will want you.Chenonceau:
[quote=\"beanbear\"]These days there r already tuition centers who target parents claiming to teach parents how to teach but really wat they do is to lecture u, give a few demonstrations and handouts & off u go. After that half day or full day so-called workshop, a few may have caught something, the rest will feel lost & forget what they learnt and then feel desperate & end up sending their kids to their tuition centre. So what u end up paying is double, first u paid for the advertisement tuition centres dished out at u and then u pay again because u realize a teacher is not born overnite & u can't teach ur own child effectively.
Baby... I can do better than that. Ask those who have attended my free parent-child pair workshops!! :evil: :evil:
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SAHM_TAN:
Ya got PM.
Darn it, I missed your parent-child pair workshops har?Chenonceau:
Baby... I can do better than that. Ask those who have attended my free parent-child pair workshops!! :evil: :evil:
PM me leh when you organise again -
Chenonceau:
Ya got PM.[/quote]
Darn it, I missed your parent-child pair workshops har?SAHM_TAN:
[quote=\"Chenonceau\"]
Baby... I can do better than that. Ask those who have attended my free parent-child pair workshops!! :evil: :evil:
PM me leh when you organise again
I am keen in the workshop too, can you please send me some details? -
There's a discussion on the topic \"Branded vs Neighbourhood schools\" tomorrow at 8pm on Channel News Asia. It might be interesting for some to weigh in on what's being shared. http://blogtv.channelnewsasia.com/default.aspx
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Can I join the parent-child workshop? My dd is just an average girl at a neighbourhood school. :?:
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PM me. I am interested in the parent child workshop too!!
Talking about schools setting difficult papers that end up failing the kids, I think the MOE started that first. There was a year where they set such a difficult math paper that the kids came out crying. ThAt was about 5-6 years ago. The rationale was to differentiate the As from the A * students. Thereafter the schools felt compelled to set these super tough papers to "prepare" their kids for the exams, so they can be deemed to be a truly "good school"! If many kids can score those A*, the ministry should be happy that what has been taught is sufficient. As it is, our standards are already higher than most countries. The UNSW papers that our kids do are already a level ahead, if you have noticed.
I know of many parents who send their children to multiple tuitions for each subject!! And they start from p1. Their kids have no life apart from school and all these classes. All structured time. My fear is that the kids will all burnout even before they come to the exams that really matter. Theses parents should try out their kids schedule. I feel tired for their kids. -
smurfynut, munchkukie and mvm… There are already 22 people on the wait list for the next few workshops. I can only handle 5 pairs a workshop at the maximum because it has skills demo (using your child as a subject) and skills critique (where I observe and critique you working with your child). So… you can see it is highly interactive and very intensive for me (the facilitator-trainer).
I only run this workshop once in a while when I have some spare time… so… ummm… the wait might be a little long. Do PM me a note though… I will put you on the list and schedule you by and by. -
beanbear:
Chen, wanna joint venture? With ur psychology & my training experience I bet we can do better than many of those centers fleecing poor parents hard earned money.
Can I invest? I can also contribute manpower- can do admin and accounting work too... :rahrah:
Chen, pm-ed u -
Chenonceau:
Good job Chenonceau. :salute: :hi5:smurfynut, munchkukie and mvm... There are already 22 people on the wait list for the next few workshops. I can only handle 5 pairs a workshop at the maximum because it has skills demo (using your child as a subject) and skills critique (where I observe and critique you working with your child). So... you can see it is highly interactive and very intensive for me (the facilitator-trainer).
I only run this workshop once in a while when I have some spare time... so... ummm... the wait might be a little long. Do PM me a note though... I will put you on the list and schedule you by and by.
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