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    • RE: KRTC Kent Ridge Education - Discussion

      hi peeps, anyone of your kids who improve frm D to C or B after tuition at Kent Ridge for Maths? Looking at Yishun branch

      posted in Multi-Disciplinary
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    • RE: All About Parenting Teenagers

      Because you used the term 'Pardon me' and you posted immediately after my posting. Normally, when people used the term 'Pardon me' like that it suggests that they had in some way taken offence. Hope you get it now.[/quote]


      Joyoflearning: firstly if u notice I didn't even quote any of your post in the 1st place. The term \"Pardon me\" refers to excuse me for the issue I'm posting which may be sensitive Or taken offence to some parents here.
      And frankly what I posted and what u had posted above mine srsly there's no link either.
      Hope u know whr I'm coming from.[/quote]
      'Pardon me' has more than one connotation. I have already thanked Chief Kiasu for correcting me, but thank you for explaining further. Appreciate your time and effort.[/quote]

      There's no perfect parents. We are all here to learn too. Cheers :rahrah:

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • RE: All About Parenting Teenagers

      Joy of Learning 111:
      cheerygirl:

      Tks Chief Kiasu.

      joyoflearning - i dun get you. I just wish to hear some point of views frm parents.

      Because you used the term 'Pardon me' and you posted immediately after my posting. Normally, when people used the term 'Pardon me' like that it suggests that they had in some way taken offence. Hope you get it now.

      Joyoflearning: firstly if u notice I didn't even quote any of your post in the 1st place. The term \"Pardon me\" refers to excuse me for the issue I'm posting which may be sensitive Or taken offence to some parents here.
      And frankly what I posted and what u had posted above mine srsly there's no link either.
      Hope u know whr I'm coming from.

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • RE: All About Parenting Teenagers

      ChiefKiasu:
      Joy of Learning 111:

      [quote=\"cheerygirl\"]Pardon me. Whats your view on boys who are not Vi*gi*n anymore???? I was shocked when my teenager told me her schoolmates some are not by the age of 15???


      Are you taking umbrage because I am offering Stoic psychological advice about how parents can try to preserve their sanity in this difficult world?

      I don't think cheerygirl is even talking to you, joyoflearning.[/quote]Tks Chief Kiasu.
      joyoflearning - i dun get you. I just wish to hear some point of views frm parents.

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • RE: All About Parenting Teenagers

      Pardon me. Whats your view on boys who are not Vigin anymore??? I was shocked when my teenager told me her schoolmates some are not by the age of 15???

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • RE: All About Parenting Teenagers

      Teens between 14-16 v headache period. It’s sch holiday soon and my teen frds has found vacation job working in banquets and my teenage girl wants to join in too. But her dad is really skeptical. She’s only 14.

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • RE: All About Parenting Teenagers

      I need advise… how do you all cope with your teenage daughter visiting a boy’s house? will u go to school and talk to the boy, teacher etc? How you view teenager daughter having bgr?

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • RE: All About T-Score

      hi parents… say if my child gets

      English - 55
      maths - 55
      mother tongue - 55
      science - 55

      (based on P5 results )

      what T score will it be?
      very demoralising qns…

      TIA!!

      posted in Secondary Schools - Selection
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    • RE: PSLE 2012 - child has no interest to study

      my girl has no interest in her studies too. she prefer to watch tv, play with her nieces in the house or sleep, draw, pc games but holding a textbook is the last thing she'll do. she has show symtoms recently in wanting to go out with her frds for movies etc. i rejected her as i think she is not mature enuf to wonder independently outside. she got poor results for this yr P5 exams. very worrying if she continue till PSLE.

      we have taken out her fav hobbies to spurn her studies. but she's like nochalent abt it. if she cannot hv this thing, she will live with other alternatives. she always can find something to entertain herself. basically there's nothing we can do to control her, make her come back to her books.
      Even the strict tutor almost gave up. she either scribbles on the homework or simple says she dunno how to do.

      we are at a loss. dunno how to teach anymore..

      shd we bring her to a psychologist? OR some motivation class like mindchamp or Adam Khoo similar enrichment sch??

      desperate mom :((

      posted in Working With Your Child
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    • RE: All About Market Rates of Private Tutors

      Im looking for tutors for my P5 girl and have source for various Tuition agencies. But Im doubting the rates they quote. Full time tutor at $40/hr, is it reasonable? Do share the current rates of your child tutors 😂

      posted in Academic Learning & Enrichment
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