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回覆 1# adachan318 的文章
What is homework workload like starting in year 3?
>>I remember homework workload in Year 3 was light. Maybe a few worksheets per week. Usually class teacher would assign the homework on Monday which due by end of the week. But it also depends on the class teacher. Some class teachers like to give more homework, some prefer the kids to finish the work at school.
As I remember, the homework workload increased drastically in Year 5 and Year 6. On top of a few English worksheets, there would be German and Chinese homework every week, and on top they need to do group projects and book reports as well.
And, I was told that by secondary (my son will enter Year 7 this coming August), there will be more homework, tests and exams; kinda like local schools.
How is chinese? If a child is already proficient in chinese by the time they reach year 4 (due to private tutoring), what level of chinese will they be taught at GSIS?
>> I don't know what do you mean by proficient and it's really hard for me to judge the level, as I have no reference to other schools or local schools (I got only one kid and he's been studying in int'l school all along). In fact, my son is being regarded as 'proficient' and 'very good' in Chinese in the eyes of his classmates and their parents. However, my friends/relatives & I (the local Chinese) think his Chinese is not good enough. He joined GSIS in Year 3 and before that, he had Chinese lessons everyday in the previous primary school and kindergarten. I can only advise you that private tutoring is essential to keep up your kid's Chinese, especially if you will put him/her in GSIS. Then, if he/she can enter the 'flyers' group of Chinese in GSIS by Year 7, the standard would be really high (they are using Beijing Year 4 textbook and I was told that even some local school students could not get into the 'flyers' group).
Hope the above helps.
Best,
Ruby |
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