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verykiasu2010:
It makes a whole world of difference when a child is motivated and is passionate about what he / she is learning / doing in school.
some of it are really up to the individuals.
some of the kids may arrange to stay back together to complete the project together instead of communication from home on facebook
they learn to work as a team and also how to deal with less effective or less productive team members
they even arrange for sleep over to do projects .....
my DS wanted to take only one core CCA but ended up with added on another 3.5 merit CCAs, plus in the school team for one of the sports .... we all laughed at him .... but he learns to cope and still gets up every morning looking forward to school
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After reading all your positive comments about secondary school, I guess I have to learn to let go.
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BeContented:
My Goodness!!!! :yikes:
:faint: :faint: :faint:ksi:
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my kids' school...
:scared: :shock:
1. EL
2. MT
3. Maths
4. Science
pant... pant... pant...
5. Lit
6. History
7. Geography
pant... pant... pant...
8. Food & Nutrition
9. Art
10. Design & Technology
pant... pant... pant... and
11. Creative Arts/ Performing Arts
All examinable subjects including performing arts.
:yikes: :faint:
Do they really need to learn soooooo much things?
How to be happy like that? No time to relax. :sad:
Can fail some ?? Or maybe borderline pass?[/quote]Actually hor, some of the subjects look kinda fun
I mean, staying in school for such long hours doesn't look so bad if the lessons are fun, right? And also if they are for NOT passing exams - but of course, that's jus blissful thinking ain't it? -
verykiasu2010:
Sometimes, if not often, mommy's words weigh less than what the school/teacher says, so its certainly a good subject to at least make sure they eat well and learn to take care of their own health!SAHM_TAN:
Food and nutrition and design and technology, both girls and boys need to take up both subject? Or is it girl take up food and nutrition and boy takes up design and technology?
I know in some schools the boys also do food and nutrition, and good at it! -
janet_lee88:
After reading all your positive comments about secondary school, I guess I have to learn to let go.
yes hope that you can let go in sec Sch. It's for his good... The more we get involved again in his sec Sch the more reliant he gets on us - can we help them all the way to uni? Also, let's pray like all boys, our DS will bloom later probably in sec Sch...so there is so much hope!
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janet_lee88:
After reading all your positive comments about secondary school, I guess I have to learn to let go.
You don't learn to let go, your kids can't learn to grow.. -
janet_lee88:
After reading all your positive comments about secondary school, I guess I have to learn to let go.
Janet, it's not that bad lah.
Sometimes it may seem that my kids barely have a life, what with the tons of projects and homework, but overall, it's been a good and positive learning experience.
In fact, one kid going to Esplanade today to watch a play and for the other kid, the teachers are organising a trip for students to the Harry Potter exhibition.
Actually, hor... if can survive PSLE, can definitely survive secondary school life.
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actually, this avatar which i'm adopting now in ksp, is created by dd1 as part of her digital art school activity. :love:
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Hi parents,
After surviving this 'amazing race' (ie PSLE), it's time to let go to give him room to grow. Sec 1 should be fun and hope he matures.
When he goes to sec school, his peers' influence will be stronger than my words. Will need to adopt a different approach with him. :frustrated: :nailbite: TEENAGE years. -
janet_lee88:
yup... different set of problems then. girls, raging hormones and teenage angst to deal withHi parents,
After surviving this 'amazing race' (ie PSLE), it's time to let go to give him room to grow. Sec 1 should be fun and hope he matures.
When he goes to sec school, his peers' influence will be stronger than my words. Will need to adopt a different approach with him. :frustrated: :nailbite: TEENAGE years.
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