Tag: Prive
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EduKate Singapore PSLE English Composition Writing Materials-Types of Characters
PSLE English composition characterisation: build believable protagonists, antagonists, character arcs, dialogue, action and show-not-tell descriptions for stronger stories.
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PSLE English Types of Composition-eduKate Singapore Tuition Centre
PSLE English composition writing: understand narrative, descriptive, reflective and explanatory approaches, picture prompts, story planning, characterisation, climax, endings and editing.
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eduKate Singapore Tuition Centre: English Theme of the Month April 2015: Critical Thinking Skills
Critical thinking in English: use close reading, inference, evidence, source evaluation, composition choices, oral reasoning and media literacy to make better language decisions.
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eduKate Punggol Tuition Centre
Punggol tuition centre guide: compare small-group English, Mathematics and Science support through diagnosis, lesson design, progress evidence and parent decision-making.
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Top 10 Educated Celebrities (with a degree to boot)
Educated celebrities with university degrees: explore higher education, transferable skills, creativity, career changes and lifelong learning through well-known career paths.
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School Terms and Holidays 2015 | How the Singapore School Calendar Organises Learning, Rest and Assessment
A historical 2015 Singapore school-calendar page rebuilt as a guide to educational time: terms, learning cycles, revision planning, recovery, buffers and how to verify current school dates.
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New Syllabus 2015 Primary School English | What Changed, What Endured and How to Read PSLE English Reform
What changed in the 2015 PSLE English reform, what language skills endured, and how students, parents and teachers should distinguish historical examination formats from current English learning requirements.
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Idioms and Phrases in the 21st Century | How English Changes, Travels and Fits Context
A modern guide to idioms, phrases, slang, register and language change: how expressions evolve, how to judge current usage, how to write natural dialogue and how to avoid forced or dated composition language.
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How to improve discipline in a student
Improve student discipline by building self-regulation, study habits, focus, time management, motivation and routines that help learners plan, begin, persist and finish work.
