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Allow me to offer a different take towards this matter on kids who are disinterested in studies .


Find out holistically what might they be interested in. Some effort might be needed. Sometimes we are so caught up with PSLE that so much time was spent preparing for that we neglect the other developmental needs of kids. The kid finding out what they are interested in is very important because you can develop lifeskill through learning anything.
Chill over studies for the time being if needed. When they find themselves and their purpose through an interest, they can develop good lifeskills and self confidence through that with good coaching. With that, motivation to study will kick in at some point.
There is plenty of time to catch up at studies once the motivation and self confidence are established.

Another possible thing to explore with the child is the diversity of study path and career options. Try to understand what excites the child. If a method already doesn't work, why continue doing it? Why not change the approach until you find something that clicks? Success in life comes in so forms. Good teachers will understand how to guide the kids focusing on growth rather than about the grades of particular subjects. Weak teachers will just stress the child and the parent up by over emphasising the need to perform in their subject.
Growth in a person can come in many forms. Many-a-times we helplessly emphasise on the study because we missed paying attention to the growth (which is much larger than just academic study).

Just my 2 cents from some of my experience of having guided many struggling kids excel in their lives. Happy to share more.

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