Academic Learning
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Posted on 05/10/2016Primary School English Comprehension Cloze
How about putting in a Pronoun in the blank? We'll find out in this post.
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Posted on 04/10/2016Primary School English Comprehension Cloze
In this post, let's think through. Does the blank require a Noun?
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Posted on 04/10/2016Primary School English Comprehension Cloze
In the previous post, I shared that there are two types of clues that can be used to identify the blanks. They are: 1. Structural Clues, and 2. Contextual Clues Let's examine what they are in this post.
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Posted on 03/10/2016Primary School English Comprehension Cloze
In this post, find out what general approach should your child take to attempt Cloze passages.
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Posted on 03/10/2016Primary School English Comprehension Cloze
Introduction Many higher primary school students often find Comprehension Cloze questions difficult. They would have to fill in the blanks, tapping on their knowledge, grammar, vocabulary and comprehension of the passage. Oftentimes, parents tell me they are equally baffled when it comes to helping their children in this section. So, I compiled some articles and curated a list of 24 tips on this subject, which I will share with you and your child over the next couple of posts.
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Posted on 04/09/2016Top 18 Tips for Primary School English Oral - Bonus Tip
Bonus Tip – Sleep Well. No matter how prepared your child is, this is the most important thing to do!
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Posted on 03/09/2016Top 18 Tips for Primary School English Oral - Tip 18
Tip 18 – Maintain Eye Contact. You can actually look someone else if you are shy!
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Posted on 02/09/2016Top 18 Tips for Primary School English Oral - Tip 17
Tip 17 – Avoid Singlish and Slang. Can or Not?
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Posted on 01/09/2016Top 18 Tips for Primary School English Oral - Tip 16
Tip 16 – 5W1H. Be amazed by what this method can help your child form a short story!
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Posted on 31/08/2016Top 18 Tips for Primary School English Oral - Tip 15
Tip 15 – Prepare For Fillers. They help to cover up something awkward!