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pollybell

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我幫個仔報左國際學校既N1班,學校都收左,我當然想佢可以一路直上國際中學,之後去外國讀大學,但有一個問題我係全職媽咪,英文真係好唔掂,我老公就無問題,我擔心無一個英語環境,仔仔係咪讀黎都無用,會唔會跟唔上,但我又諗有些香港人移民外國父母都唔識英文,但子女都可以讀倒佢地既學校,英文溝通都無問題,所以就報讀國際學校,其實我係咪不自量力呢???還是我諗多左.請比下意見我,好壞都無所謂,盡量發言.謝謝.
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mara

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發表於 09-4-11 00:14 |只看該作者
我就覺得冇問題,我自己D英文都係好一般果隻,叫做都可以同小朋友讀的校內職員溝通果隻.我就會諗,就係我唔可以教到佢D英文好叻先比佢去IS度讀,所以能力做到,點解唔可以呢?或者就係小朋友讀左,自己又可以接觸多D英文,仲會進步TIM啦~我認為冇錢都要比小朋友去IS返果D先係不自量力~

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tvoincy

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發表於 09-4-11 00:45 |只看該作者
Think positive!
2005年9月1日出生的Ryan重2.95kg, 係飲全人奶到21個月大的。而家已經有29磅5安士重喇!
9月1日 2.95Kg / 9月 10日 3.12Kg / 9月 15日 3.3Kg / 9月 17日 3.46Kg / 9月 24日 3.75Kg / 10月7日 4.44Kg / 10月20日 4.99Kg /11月18日 6.50Kg / 12月03日 6.62Kg / 1月17日 7.31Kg / 9月12日 9.50Kg / 10月28日 10.00Kg / 1月2日 11.00Kg / 4月20日 12.00Kg

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popolung

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發表於 09-4-11 10:49 |只看該作者
Those parents who English are not good (like me), but will like to prepare an environment for their kid so they can have better or even native English, are good parents!

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reneeleung


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sara09

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發表於 09-4-12 14:51 |只看該作者
我覺得小朋友愈小開始接觸愈容易, 大左反而家中又沒有英語環境的話, 就更怕學習英語了.
所以,我正因為自己英不好, 所以更加要小朋友從幼稚園開始接觸英語, 小朋友take up 得好快, 所以一定無問題.

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birdbird

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發表於 09-4-12 18:27 |只看該作者
不是所有讀 IS 的小朋友的家長全部英文是很流利. 不過有一點就很重要的, 就是家長唔好怕跟學校老師溝通 (無論是講或寫). 一來家長要從老師口中知道小朋友的進度, 二來如果自己怕用英文跟老師溝通, 小朋友會有樣學樣, 不喜歡講英文那就大件事.

[ 本帖最後由 birdbird 於 09-4-13 16:33 編輯 ]

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kcpapa

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發表於 09-4-13 10:29 |只看該作者
Or may be you can try to put it like this.  If you think your English is no good, then you can try to read books and learn English with your kid.  On one hand you can improve your English, and on the other hand, this is a very good way to build up your relationship with your kid.  

To go IS or not, we should consider the insterest of the kid, our ability should not come first.  To learn English with you kid should be fun.   

100% right, think positive..

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小謙伯伯

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發表於 09-4-13 19:17 |只看該作者
Ever since I started tutoring my 3.5 year old nephew Little Him, I've had a new piece of worn-out gag in my bag -- if you want to improve your English, go get married and give birth to a child, the earlier the better.

Why not?

In the past 20 months learning with Little Him, I've straightened out my pronunciation on many proper names -- classical composers (Chopin (don't think that this one is a piece of cake, British and American have different preferences), Ravel, Dvorak ... ), world famous landmarks (in particular the great pyramid of Giza (hard g, not soft) and Taj Mahal (read 他薯(ge as in garage)罵吼) of India), and figures in Greek mythology (cos Little Him is mad about space and astronomy, while many celestial bodies (such as the moons of Jupiter and Saturn) get their names from Greek and Roman mythical figures).

I've also learned many new (though in a way simple) words. Just like yesterday I borrowed a book entitled "Buzzy's Boo-boo" from the library. Buzzy is the main character in the story, but what's boo-boo? The dictionary's definition is "a usually trivial injury (as a bruise or scratch) —used especially by or of a child". A completely new word to me.

So, if you think your English is below par, just embrace it as a great chance for self improvement.
如得其情，則哀矜而勿喜。

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almom

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發表於 09-4-13 21:56 |只看該作者
原帖由 pollybell 於 09-4-10 23:25 發表
我幫個仔報左國際學校既N1班,學校都收左,我當然想佢可以一路直上國際中學,之後去外國讀大學,但有一個問題我係全職媽咪,英文真係好唔掂,我老公就無問題,我擔心無一個英語環境,仔仔係咪讀黎都無用,會唔會跟唔上,但我又 ...


At my children's school, not all parents are native English speakers. There are so many families from different cultures. English is merely a common language at school that the children use. I have made friends with Koreans, Vietnamese, French, Spanish etc parents at school. And to them, English is also their second language, and we all have no problem with following our children's school work.

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ALAL

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發表於 09-4-20 21:01 |只看該作者
My son's cousin is studing in secondary school of ESF. His mother is good in English but her dad is not.

The problem encounter:
1.He would comment at home that his dad's english is poor.
2.Her dad never went to his school, even though the son has performance.
3. The son did need intensive tutoring of English by his mother when he is now just promoted to secondary.

But I feel that his dad is very proud of his son's foreigner's accent. And afterall his son's character is definitely not suitable to study in local schools.

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