| ksenia | 2011-06-30 00:06 |
| She will be going to LPC in September. I guess she may not have time for that. Sigh... |
| ANChan59 | 2011-06-30 00:09 |
| ksenia | 2011-06-30 00:13 |
| Maybe. I guess academic studies should be the most important part. Perhaps drilling papers and having extra tutorial lessons next summer will be helpful for her IBDP. I'm so worried about her now. She is not the top batch (she once was but her results has slipped to the middle ones since F3). She often finds lessons boring and falls asleep. She is the kind of girl who likes to challenge teachers. Apparently her school teachers and principal don't like her at all. Any advice for improving academic results? |
| ANChan59 | 2011-06-30 00:51 |
| Why she picked IBDP instead of NSS? If she uses examination oriented approach for IBDP (drill past paper.....) why IBDP? Before too late, browse the IBO, DBS, and SPCC - IB program websites, understand more IB. In other post I mentioned that in DBS, the teachers recommended some students to stick to NSS and don't take IBDP..... If she likes to challenge authroities and status quo, it's good but not overkill. This character may be fitted for IBDP... |
| ksenia | 2011-06-30 01:01 |
| I thought drilling papers might be helpful. She doesn't like it. However, some of her friends from church are studying in international schools and they recommend her to do so.. We are just trying to arrange tutorial lessons for her English comprehension and critical thinking as her performance is not steady, not those 名師補習社. |
| ANChan59 | 2011-07-05 21:25 |
| Last two weeks I hosted two high school students from an Elite girl school and a boy from IS for the attachment in China & HK. Their academic background are flying colors and eligible for scholarship(s) in US. They don't mind to live with workers in the dorm, basic living standard and they learn alot during the attachment. They presented to me on Saturday what they learnt from the attachment: 1. The future decline of the World Factory in China when the costkeep on rising; 2. The industry transformation in China from low tech to high tech and more value-added....; 3. They are very lucky in HK, teenagers with similar age are working in the factory and the job pretty repetitive...... 4. They teach staff to play piano, keyboard..... After two weeks, they confirmed their future university majors and career path......... As a mentor, I am happy to know their inspirations........ |
| HarryPotter | 2011-07-07 21:14 |
| HI, My daughter wants to study law in HKU. Can anyone please give me some tips how she can get in and prepare? |
| ANChan59 | 2011-07-08 23:37 |
| HarryPotter | 2011-07-10 10:24 |
| ANChan59 | 2011-07-28 09:20 |
| HarryPotter I don't have a stright forward answer, just share some ideas may work for your case. I know some District Councillors provide legal advices for gneral public, they may open to take on some volunteer(s)........ Law schools may take students can master both languages..... Some NGO provide service to Southern Asian in HK, volunteers as interpreters may help.... Just examples.... ANChan59 [ 本帖最後由 ANChan59 於 11-7-28 09:22 編輯 ] |
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