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本帖最後由 motherotk 於 12-7-9 09:49 編輯
CPS also 鼓勵參加比賽, such as speech festival and science & maths competition. and they have pretty good results as well.
TSL English design is impressive. I love their creative writing assignments, I love their english homework design, lovely design...CPS Chinese curriculum design and teaching impressive...expecially mandarin learning, excellent!
Both encourage readings, both encourage language learning and music development. CPS IB curriculum replaced traditional general study curriculum in TSL, using cross-disciplinary learning. Traditional genderal study at TSL is using English language, IB in CPS mostly use Chinese, but teacher allow the presentation to be conducted in Mandarin, Cantonese or English, depending on the child's native language.
A lots of presentations opportunities started at CPS as earlier as in P1, presentations encouraged as well in TSL, I remembered, mostly started in P3 & P4, and peak at P5. Teacher will not force the kids to present as this is not bulit in their curruclum. In CPS, as IB requirement, every child needs to present themselves from P1, that's very impressive, very helpful to my kid, to feel confident, to have a habit to communicate with people.
Secondary school allocation, both are impressive for the top layer students. Overall speaking, both are good schools.
Lots of scholarship opportunities in TSL with diverse talents recognized, not necessarily focused on academic. Lots of opportunities for CPS kids to be addressed very diversly in their learning stages recognized by their class teachers at every day life in school.
One private, one DSS, in terms of government resources, DSS seems to be more resourcesful, but you are not sure if the resources are really come to you kids, as the same apply in other schools.
in CPS, kids at the top and kids at the bottom both enjoy school life very much, at least at P1 P2 stage as I observed, with pretty good self-esteem.
Different school cultures, but both are good cultures, they respect children, as far as I experienced.
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