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      smartmummy
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      Champion:
      smartmummy:

      SA1 very hard and we didn't try super duper qns for maths.today T gave two super duper qns for hw.tomorrow mt exam.I tried don't know how to do.never do before.I asked my son t taught this type of qns.He said no.I posted the qns here.This time my son feel hard to think of that the fractions or the section c qns. :sad:His school gave a pile of hw in the last weak.he tired a lot.now he can't think.


      Hello smartmummy :hugs:
      SA1 will somehow be more difficult and challenging for our children as it covers more topics. For P4 Mathematical problem solving, DD1's T did mention, \"It is central to mathematics learning. It involves the acquisition and application of mathematics concepts and skills in a wide range of situations, including non-routine, open-ended and real-world problems.\"

      Yes, it is definitely a good channel that if you face any questions, you can post the questions here in the KSP forum and many expertises out there will be able to assist you :celebrate:

      Let your DS has a break and maybe walk around in the neighbourhood for 15 minutes...take his mind off revision...But definitely NO no for longer play in the playground! :evil:

      We need early preparation.when he came for study his eyes automatically closed.don't know what to do.he doesn't like to go to playground.May be i try give him skate board.Thanks champion for the great idea.

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        yvetan2020
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        I totally agree with letting the child have some relax time.

        Maybe you can teach your child time management.
        eg, 2 hrs for homework. 1 hr for revision and if time permits, let them play for 1 hr.
        My girl doesn’t have tuition so she would have an extra 1.5hr.
        I told her that if she’s able to revise her work for 1hr and she’s free to do whatever she wants for 1 hr.
        It really works and she will co-operates and finishes her work on time cos she knows that she can play if she’s able to finish her work.
        Initially I was struggling with letting her go for tuition or not, cos she has always been the top scorer in P1 and P2. (286/300)
        When she embarked to P3 last year, her marks dropped from 95+ to 80 for all subjects.
        I was shocked and didn’t know what to do. I went round sourcing for information and eventually decided to wait and see the situation.
        So far so good, her overall results for SA2 last year was quite good, scoring 90+
        As for CA1 this year, she scored 44/50 for English, 45/50 for Math, 47/50 for MT and 40/50 for Science.
        As usual, I will just wait and see how the results goes for SA1 before making any further decision.

        I know it can very depressing at certain times, hang on and think positively, everything is going to be fine.
        Don’t give up hope cos our children needs us to be there to give them support.

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          smartmummy
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          Hi yvetan2020!

          same here! If I didn’t strict he always running out of the room while we studying.He has no concentration.Today after school we went to Mcdonalds and have a meal and ice cream.Then came home.Then I started revision at about 6pm.Then I didn’t allow him to run.He has a habbit always want to run.He always wasting his time in the evening then wake up in the morning early to do homework.So in the evening he feels sleepy.Finally exam going to over.Two more days to go.

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            24hr-mum
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            just like to update that this time for math sa2, my gal who scored 65 in ca1, now scored 80 marks. no math tuition. i coached myslf.

            i m v happy for the improvement

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              711mum
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              24hr-mum:
              just like to update that this time for math sa2, my gal who scored 65 in ca1, now scored 80 marks. no math tuition. i coached myslf.

              i m v happy for the improvement
              :congrats: on the great achievement!

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                MMM
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                24hr-mum:
                just like to update that this time for math sa2, my gal who scored 65 in ca1, now scored 80 marks. no math tuition. i coached myslf.

                i m v happy for the improvement
                :congrats: Sometimes coaching ourselves is more effective as we know the child's weakness and will target on those area.

                The only challenge is the time...... :sad:

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                  smartmummy
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                  :congrats: keep it up! 24hr_mum!

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                    24hr-mum
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                    tks. coachg allows us to target the child’s unique thinkg errors. but mus wk v hard. i made her finish all math exam pprs

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                      HAPPYH
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                      24hr-mum:
                      just like to update that this time for math sa2, my gal who scored 65 in ca1, now scored 80 marks. no math tuition. i coached myslf.

                      i m v happy for the improvement
                      Well done 24 hr mum. Noone can cater well for our child except ourselves. Keep up the good work.

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                        24hr-mum
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                        tks. for sci she improv by 12marks, frm 69.5 to 81.5

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