Term 2 Results
School-study May 28th, 2010Allan and I are really impressed with Keatkeat’s amazing improvement in his Term 2 results.
Few things I want to highlight:
- We were so happy with his results, we forgot to ask why we were not informed of the exam dates. *faint*
- Comparing previous results in term 1: Maths WAS 76/100, NOW its 96/100. Super! Chinese WAS 44/80, NOW its 71/80. Awesome! *clap clap clap*
- He just managed to get pass the borderline for Chinese Listening Comprehension. Which the teacher thinks that he was probably back to his dreamy self during the test. Which I have no intention to disagree. *pout*
- Keatkeat WAS in the ‘inferior’ class for Chinese lessons over the past one and a half month. During the teachers-meet-parents session on Wednesday, his Chinese teacher told us that he’s results are too good to remain in this ‘inferior’ class, thus he will be back to the ‘normal’ class once school reopens in late June.
We are worried that he may not be able to keep up with the pace in the ‘normal’ class again. So we requested Keatkeat to remain in this ‘inferior’ class, but the teacher refused and said that we have to maintain his standard.
She explained that no matter how bad his future results would be, he would NOT be allowed to join the ‘inferior’ class ever again.
So now we have lots of work to do on Keatkeat…..
What impressed me the most was This: A story sum project was given as part of the examination, which affects the Term 2 Results.
The students need to create their own problem sums by looking at the picture and the helping words.
Pretty tough and pretty cool idea isn’t it? I love it! And Keatkeat did well for this too. *Grin*
*clap clap clap*
With the end of this teachers-meet-parents session, starts the beginning of a one month long school break.
His teacher did warn us that term 3 would be much more difficult because they would be taking some of the Primary 2 English questions to test on the Primary 1 students.
Man! This is sooooooooo challenging isn’t it? *biting nails*
So to kick start this new teaching method, when school reopens in late June, the Primary one students’ weekly spelling would include Dictation.
So gear up Keatkeat and get ready to rock and roll boy….. *wink*
May 28th, 2010 at 3:18 pm
Bravo Keat Keat! He is a smart boy, all he needed was some time to get adjusted to the new system in primary school. You can probably heave a sigh of relief now :), I believe he will only get better in the next few months to come.
.-= Rachel´s last blog ..Mr. B.L.X. =-.
May 28th, 2010 at 4:08 pm
Wow, that was great improvement! Well done, Keat Keat!
May 29th, 2010 at 4:02 pm
wah..v good indeed.keat in a sap primary school?
May 29th, 2010 at 7:09 pm
anne,
errr…. how do you determine if its a sap primary school?
*scratch head*
May 29th, 2010 at 7:14 pm
Rachel,
*fingers and toes crossed* my dear.
but I am becoming someone whom I don’t like to be. *pout*
to me, after school, its play time.
during school holidays, its play time too.
but now, I had to ‘force’ myself to plan a ‘revision time-table‘ for him during this 1 month holiday.
*pout* I don’t like the me now in this particular aspect at all. *double pout*
but because the teachers ‘assigned‘ us to do this, so Hhhmmm…. now I’m more stressed because his teachers are ‘watching‘ over us (parents), then Keatkeat not scoring well.
*giggle*
May 30th, 2010 at 6:52 am
well done!!! do reward ur keat for the good work done!!!!
May 30th, 2010 at 6:53 am
i guess all of us don’t like the aspect of forcing our kids to study study study. but wat to do? we have to, as they need to survive in future…
sigh…