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Tips To Help Your Child Score More Marks In Oral

Hi we are posting this again, because it's almost time for Oral English Exams :) Starting from 2014, students in Primary 5 and younger will have a new format for Oral

Conversation Skills: What You Can Say To Your Friends

Don’t know how to talk to your friends? Here are some examples or ‘scripts’. Put them up on a wall. Use them. Have fun! I tell people what I want;

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Video: How to teach your child to tell a story in the right sequence

Children with language impairment may have issues with sequencing of events. The following video shows a speech and language therapy session which teaches children how to tell stories in the

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Videos: How to teach Maths story problems through story telling

Language for math has always been an issue for children with language problems. Word problems pose a bigger obstacle for them, having to comprehend both language and mathematical concepts. Here

Videos: Tips for teaching ‘more than’ and ‘less than’ concepts

Language for math has always been an issue for children with language problems. They tend to find concepts such as 'more than' and 'less than' difficult to grasp. Here are

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Tips To Help Your Child Score More Marks In Oral Exam

From 2014, students in Primary 4 and younger have a new format for Oral English (including PSLE Oral). The new Oral Exam format -more conversation, less monologue Instead of having a picture