English Learning Tips &

Exam Strategies

Guilt - one of the most common but least understood emotions. In the overall scheme of emotions, guilt is in the general category of negative feeling states. It’s one of the “sad” emotions, which also include agony, grief, and loneliness. Often neglected when it comes to writing at the primary level, teach your child some useful descriptions for guilt to help add some complexity to his writing, and trust me, his teacher will reward him generously for that.

English is a tough subject to master, more so in a country like Singapore where books aren’t as widely read as they should be and Singlish continues to impede us in our attempts to pick up better English habits.

Writing — it's an essential type of communication and a key aspect not just in the classroom, but in the working world as well. In any case, in the current technology driven world, our children simply aren't given enough chances to rehearse and enhance their capacity to write. This leaves many parents desperately finding ways to enhance their child's written work capacity. 

As our society focuses so much on academic results, it is likely that your child might define their self-worth based on their grades. It is very important for parents to be prepared for both the best and the worst outcome.

Understanding your child’s learning style can be the difference between an effective learning experience and a waste of time. Read on to learn more about them.

Why exactly is English so important, and how will excelling at it benefit your child in the long run? Read on to find out the crucial role that English plays.