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Re: 最 少 六 校 轉 中 中 傳 統 名 校 難 幸 免 教 -- 學 新 方 案 英 中 「 大 屠 殺」
Philip,
I think you have pretty much wrapped up the ways to learn English and that we are in a very similar wavelength.
I agree with you that kids are like a sponge and absorb wahtever given to them. European kids may learn up to 9 languages in their childhood and yet manage to do well.
Regarding your methods, I have something to supplement:
1. Anchoring my son's proficiency in second languages during the first five years before entering primary level by designating native English and native Putonghua private tutors to train and developing his oral and communication abilities and phonics;
--My kid's IS employs all native speakers in both English and Putonhua. I also enrol my son to additional tutoring in a Putonghua learning centre run by native speakers.
2. Playing CDs with English and Putonghua Songs, poems, stories everyday which is an established practice since he was born;
--Agreed 100%
3. Watching educational video and TV programmes in the medium of English and Putonghua;
--Agreed though I only show him English programmes rather than Put.
4. Conversing with my son in English and Putonghua apart from Cantonese at home;
--Agreed. Despite I'm poor Put. speaker, I learn from him!
5. Reading English and Chinese books with him everyday; and
--Agreed. I must say I don't read him too many Chinese stories though. I'll leave it up to my son's primary school next year.
6. Learning English through games, such as Scrabble, Phonics games, Puzzles, Monopoly, FunThinkers, etc.
--Agreed. We played a lot of Scrabble, Monopoly, and phonics games.
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