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本帖最後由 HKTHK 於 12-6-21 13:49 編輯
Not sure if you are doing this unconsciously but there really is no need to belittle other people by presupposing that they don't understand how to properly appreciate a good book. Analyzing a book's content, its author and its historical context, comparing and contrasting with other works of a similar genre or period are part and parcel of, what I mean by, reading and enjoying a book. And I don't see why ISF students would not be able to do that. I can't speak from personal experience yet since my children are still young but I do know that they are on track. Would be interesting to compare notes again in 5 to 10 years.
You raised a valid question which is how can a school put in less time and still be at comparable standards. I think several people, including myself, have told you repeatedly that it does appear that the objectives are being achieved and you simply keep re-raising the question without delving into the facts or the details. Something that is theoretically difficult to do doesn't mean that it can't be done.
I am not saying that I don't mind my kids' English standards. There was a period while she was in a local kindergarten that I noticed a sharp drop-off but it is now noticeably better at ISF and I am comfortable with where her English is now. And I am confident since if things doesn't work out, I can spend more time and resources to get it right. |
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