Whether the game is cruel to the child depends on how we communicate with our child. In fact, my son enjoyed all the learning processes before the interviews and the interviews themselves (except one of them), and we turned the subsequent reviews to interesting "memory games".
The real cruelty is towards parents.
原帖由 Clarawsf 於 10-10-27 23:57 發表
The feeling of being in the selection does really hurt.... Just wonder why we have to force our kids to play such a cruel game....IT's really killing and exhausting....
The feeling of being in the selection does really hurt.... Just wonder why we have to force our kids to play such a cruel game....IT's really killing and exhausting....
... live and educate in HK, must follow the game rule ... therefore ... shopping is very very important to relieve pressure ... shopping ... shopping ... shopping ...
I have already tried my very best over the past 2 yrs.
We've let him study in a private kindergarten, attending parent-child music class, learn violin, english, swimming, drawing, and also interview classes. I am a working mom, but I still tried my best to provide as much family education and parent-child time.
I can see my son maturing over one after another interviews. He is
cooperative and well-behaved all along.
Receiving the rejection letters let me feel so down...I am asking myself,'have I done something wrong?' Anyway, we have to head on! May be something better is waiting for us!
原帖由 goo_littlebb 於 10-10-27 13:26 發表
ai....the child can feel the pressure. I told my girl, doesn't matter, let's try other school to find one most suit her, and hopefully her attitude is positive.