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not a great believer
原帖由 wootaitai 於 09-11-9 00:25 發表
actually no proof that the awards are of any use ar... I regret wasting so much time on those things
My daughter has 10+ awards, I know someone with 20+ awards but also no second in with DGJS. She is ...
I'm not a great believer in impact of the awards, so my daughter (kids) don't have much - just 3. I believe QUALITY time spend with daughter and family has more impact. Nurture and develop the INDIVIDUAL much more important - self confidence, expression and manners.
I think there is some truth in this small / big kid issue, but probably not the decisive. My girl is born in August so small girl, if I remember only one rejection from Kinder (even though know one of the teachers) and her school results are not bad. Her account of her interviews have been good and so far 2nd int with KTS. At 2 the difference is big, but at 5 the difference is small.
The whole system with the very "best" school amounts to lucky draw given at best it is 1-10 chance of getting a place. Based on less then 15 minutes I think it is more a process of elimination then selection based on merit. So if not selected does not mean kid not the best just didn't perform in that 15 minutes.
I strongly suggest NOT to show any strong emotions to your kid when you know the result good or bad (or immediately after their account of interviews) this will only hurt them. Ping Sum Ping Hay! (My Chinese typing not good.)
Our kids are luckiest one in HK as they have great parents. My overseas friends thinks my daughter is much more mature then her counterparts in developed countries, I guess yours are too. What we put our kids thru is madness.
Sadly, all HK kids are failed by our Government. The gap from best and rest is so huge. School allocation system is essentially a lucky draw - HK's 2nd mark six! The best private schools are overwhelmed with applications, our kids face the prospect failure at a very young age else they end up getting a bad education.
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