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 Notice many msian parent send kids to, international school: good kah ?

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TSmezanny
post Mar 13 2023, 08:59 AM

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QUOTE(Artak @ Mar 13 2023, 07:45 AM)
Correction: KL/Selangor parents. The demographic is too low to statistically label them under "malaysian parent"
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of course lah, I am not referring to the rural areas.

Mostly nons, T20 and M40 would think of this.

even the melei some T20 and M40 are sending their kids to international Saudi Arabia schools.
TSmezanny
post Mar 13 2023, 09:02 AM

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QUOTE(jaycee1 @ Mar 10 2023, 06:28 PM)
She was helping him when he was still in SRK.

Symptoms. Lack of concentration. Difficulty forming concepts, slow language uptake, irritability. These are just symptoms, not necessarily clinical ADHD...but they can also develop into more serious symptoms.

It's just that some people are just "wired" differently. Children sometimes will face these issues while they grow...very often they will grow out of it if early childhood educators recognize the problem and is able to use a different teaching method.
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I remembered I was struggling a lot in my SMK and even in university because I just couldn't imagine or understand what the lecturer was saying. Back then internet was in its infancy and teaching methodologies were at best crude and obsolete, use of those old projectors and white boards to explain.

It didn't help that in SMK they directly translated to BM those industrial arts books, terminologies were wierd at best.

Today, we have youtube, udemy, zoom, udemy, google, etc. Understanding is way way faster. I ponder back those things I struggled to understand, like Add maths, then suddenly in this present day with help of technological advances, i was able to understand better.

I think ADHD or not, the technological breakthroughs are out there, to make learning way much easier.
knumskul
post Mar 13 2023, 05:20 PM

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QUOTE(brendankay @ Mar 13 2023, 07:51 AM)
Even in International Schools or shoplot ones some of the teachers don’t really put effort on classroom teaching, more on tuition. The teachers don’t really want to spend their time with the students, just teach and go.
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Of course there will always be bad apples. But when majority are bad apples, something is encouraging it.
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post Mar 13 2023, 05:22 PM

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QUOTE(mezanny @ Mar 13 2023, 09:02 AM)
I remembered I was struggling a lot in my SMK and even in university because I just couldn't imagine or understand what the lecturer was saying. Back then internet was in its infancy and teaching methodologies were at best crude and obsolete, use of those old projectors and white boards to explain.

It didn't help that in SMK they directly translated to BM those industrial arts books, terminologies were wierd at best.

Today, we have youtube, udemy, zoom, udemy, google, etc. Understanding is way way faster. I ponder back those things I struggled to understand, like Add maths, then suddenly in this present day with help of technological advances, i was able to understand better.

I think ADHD or not, the technological breakthroughs are out there, to make learning way much easier.
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Irony is we are seeing more kurang ajar people around. In terms of education, ethics and manners.

Just like overhead bridge is made for easier and safer road crossing, yet people cross highway right below the bridge. They rather put life at risk than climb some stairs.
SUSyong8999
post May 30 2024, 01:59 AM

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I understand why many parents are choosing international schools. It's often about providing their kids with a global education and better future opportunities. These schools usually offer diverse curriculums, which can help if you're planning to migrate. Even if migration doesn’t happen, kids get exposure to different cultures and teaching methods.
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post Jun 4 2024, 11:12 PM

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I chose a different route for my kids by sending them to a military school. After researching the best Military High Schools in Arizona, we went with American Leadership Academy (ALA). My child is now in their second year, and we've seen a lot of personal growth and discipline improvements.

It’s true that if kids don’t get PR, they might struggle with BM and Mandarin. But every choice has its pros and cons, and you have to decide what's best for your family.

This post has been edited by trek: Jun 4 2024, 11:13 PM
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post Jun 4 2024, 11:18 PM

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QUOTE(Akaashi @ May 17 2022, 02:48 PM)
From what I was told, I know some sent their kids to international/private school becoz they provide after school care service which is convenient for parents who both have to work. Since it gonna cost more or less the same looking for child care outside after school, might as well leave them at school.
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