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Why JC1 Students Struggle in GP — And What Parents Can Do Before JC2 Begins
Is your child struggling with General Paper after JC1? Discover the real reasons JC1 students find GP difficult — and practical steps to help them improve before JC2 begins.

Why Secondary English Is Harder: A Parent’s Guide to the Big Jump

20 Misused Words That Make You Look Silly

6 Study Hacks For Your Child

12 Powerful Descriptions for Sadness to Enhance Your Child’s Writing
Sadness - an emotion that everyone and anyone can easily relate to. It is one of the most popular emotions to use in school compositions. However, many students simply use the word "sad" to describe their character/s. Teach your child these descriptions to use in their compositions and they will immediately add depth to their stories.

7 Ways to Ignite The Joy Of Learning In Your Child
If you wish for your child to be an excellent student, help your child in opening up the world of ideas. His rekindled joy in discovery will translate onto his schoolwork, and soon, he’ll be breezing through the exams.

5 Essential Guidelines for Writing Compelling Narrative Compositions
One of the reasons for writing is to relate an experience or a story. This type of writing is what we call narrative writing. For school tests and examinations, the primary goal of this type of writing is to entertain.

18 Powerful Time-Based Descriptions to Enhance Your Child’s Writing
By describing where the events are about to take place, you can transport your reader into another world. Make use of the five senses – sight, hearing, smell, touch and taste – to evoke the atmosphere of the setting.

7 Common Grammar Mistakes Young Writers Make – And How to Fix Them
Composition writing is an integral part of the English examination paper across all levels. Helping your child understand these basic mistakes could help him or her prevent unnecessary loss in the precious marks in the exams.




