I Can Read - Discussion
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Hi,
I thought that ICR lesson per term is 12 lesson. -
When I enquire from what I understand the reading programs in LCentral and ICR are "structured" course so there is a start and a end date. All the other programs these schools offer are "revolving door" kids can join and leave the class whenever.
SO the ICR reading program is 4 terms, 12 lessons per term. All the other programs are 11 lessons per term.
In LCentral the reading program is 3 terms, 11 lessons per term. The other programs are also 11 lessons per term.
Hope this helps. -
Engkidz:
Was told by the Admin staff at ICR effectively was only 11 lesson for 1 term. Is it the same for all center? Any parent can advice? 12 lesson or 11 lesson?My girl will be strting in Jan10. :?When I enquire from what I understand the reading programs in LCentral and ICR are \"structured\" course so there is a start and a end date. All the other programs these schools offer are \"revolving door\" kids can join and leave the class whenever.
SO the ICR reading program is 4 terms, 12 lessons per term. All the other programs are 11 lessons per term.
In LCentral the reading program is 3 terms, 11 lessons per term. The other programs are also 11 lessons per term.
Hope this helps. -
Hi honeybeel. That is true for all the program except the "ICR prgram" (the reading level after PRP). For that program there are 12 lesson each term.
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Hi Engkidz,
SO is only reading programme is structure as 12 lesson. As all along, i think the class is structure as 12 lessons only happen that it fall on PH, it become 11 lesson. -
Hi Monster Mummy
The ICR program is structured so no matter what, publics holidays etc(will do make up lesson), it will be 12 lesson. But only for that level. Not PRP or AWE. These lesson only 11 per term. -
Any comments on I Can Read @ Ang Mo Kio esp for pre-schoolers?
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hi,
what area are you looking for. -
amk loh.
actually i stay in bishan. -
Hi,
Sorry i did not made myself clear.
I supposed you are looking for the ICR programme. The staff and teacher over there is quite helpful.
Maybe you will like to call and speak to them.
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