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Re: HK Preschool - Royal Ascot
Hi Joey,
I've been reading your responses and I feel that we are all so lucky that we have you to share your knowledge and experience.
I'm starting to really understand the HUGE different between life in Sydney and life in HK. Kids in Sydney don't even go to kindie until they are 6 years old (earliest would probably be 5). My cousin's daughter(she just visited me last month) at the age of 5, couldn't even write her own name. Homework in kindie would be unheard of in the western world. If I have to reflect back on my high school days in Sydney, I don't remember having that many homework either because I spent most days going to my friends' houses after school, playing cricket or going for orchestra training (I played the piano/violin). When I got home from these, at around 5.30pm, it was dinner time, then it was another 2-3 hours of cartoon/Australian soap operas before going off to bed.
We have 24 hours cartoons in Sydney, by the way, hee hee. Sometimes I feel so sorry for kids here and for my little Pui because life for her will be so different from her mummy. Sometimes it feels not right. Learning should be fun. Otherwise, the kids may dislike learning or feel pressured by it, so much so that they will not want to "try" to be creative at what they learn because sthey are curious or they may not have that "hunger" to learn more which was what it was like for kids overseas. It's like over here, kids get stickers and chops when they do well, and if they don't, they have to work harder at them. But elsewhere in the world, you don't get that pressure. If you don't like one book, fine, just choose another one. No pressure. Hmmm........ but I'm getting used to life here. Kind of, anyway......
What are the interviews for in K2/early K3?
PS: I didn't understand early posts but how come YCT cannot join our chats anymore?  |
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