JC Literature - surely the most challenging subject to teach
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Actually it depends on how convincing your arguments are.
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I think the most subjective humanities subject is history. A favourite topic-Middle East Conflict.
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Actually the humanities are less subjective than outsiders perceive. It is usually quite clear what makes a good paper and what doesn’t. It’s around this level that rote regurgitation ceases to be effectual. Flowery posturing becomes painfully obvious. Clear analysis and strength of thought usually prevails in the eyes of experienced examiners.
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Thanks ChiefKiasu.
It has to take a Principal to write inside the report book in red ink to hopefully wake up a student’s idea that EQ is as important as IQ to succeed in life. -
Way to go, Chief! The Penguin rises again!
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Dear KaisuParents,
I'm a freshly graduated Hwa Chong student looking for some extra work and I've decided that since I'm passionate about the subject of Literature I don't want to let the subject go even having completed it at the A level standard. In other words, I would love to help out students who feel like they are struggling with the subject, or simply feel like they need someone to bounce ideas off of, or to offer them alternative perspectives of various texts. My tutoring method will be highly personalised and I am willing to fully analyse and interpret any text that your child is studying. I can also help in the interpretation of unseen prose/poetry/drama, essay writing/important exam skills, and can provide extra-curricular notes and readings.
Some of my accolades include: 100 percentile (first position) for H2 Literature and H2 Knowledge and Inquiry for Jc1 Promotional Exams and Jc2 Prelim exams. Also I did Literature at H3 Level in Jc2
I also have some paid experience tutoring A level Lit.
Call or Text 91520849, or reach me at my email address [email protected] if interested!
Fees: $40-$50/hr
Humbly,
Joel Wong
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