My eight-year-old daughter has been learning speech at this school for a year. She loves to attend the lessons and I am also satisfied with the course content and approach. The teacher, Mr Tse, is patient to the kids and can arouse their interest.
I like the speech topics designed for the kids. They are mostly imaginative which require the kids to develop their creative thoughts before they express their ideas verbally, including appropriate facial expression, gestures and eye contacts. This becomes quite an all rounded learning process. Also, I love to receive the video clips about my kid's speech performance taken in the lessons. I felt the school is quite devoted to communicate with the parents.
Frankly speaking, don't expect children can have a big leap in speech by attending a few lessons only. Like learning a language, speech learning require at least the same effort, and time to let the children's talent fermented. So as long as my daughter's interest persists, I would rather let her continue to receive some professional guidance and have more active interaction with other kids.
發表於 10-2-8 12:14
