“Tommy needs to quickly improve the score of the internal assessment! So is there any Hong Kong primary Chinese tutoring for internal assessment? The internal assessment will be submitted soon… What can I do with Tommy’s Chinese, alas”…
With the passage of time, the first internal assessment of the fifth grade of primary school will be held in June in the near future;
The results of the test can determine the approximate position of the child in the grade, and affect the self-study stage, interview, and banding of the middle school!
For some important exams, we should not rush and prepare for the exams.
Children who have fully prepared for the exam will be able to face the exam in a good state, improve the accuracy of answering questions, solve problems more effectively, and obtain ideal grades;
If the results of the first internal assessment are satisfactory, it will greatly enhance the children’s interest and confidence in learning;
Preparing for the internal assessment is the key for children to stand out. However, after investigation, it was found that most of the children failed in Chinese…
The first internal assessment of the fifth grade of elementary school is approaching, and the results of the three main subjects of Chinese, English, and mathematics cannot be ignored.
Ree, a well-known teaching and research teacher of the test, said that Chinese is a “death subject”!
Because there are different papers in Chinese, students take the Chinese test in separate tests;
The most likely point to lose points is in reading comprehension – Long questions and answers are too short, the paragraphs are not inductive, and the multiple-choice items are not subtly different.
In the use of Chinese, punctuation and rhetorical definitions cannot be remembered clearly, reorganization and arranging sentences are too hasty, rewriting sentences are careless, and even copying typos, misunderstood titles, and underestimating problems, etc., are easy to lose points.
Students need to learn the art and science before reading an article to know which punctuation marks to use, and they also need to look at the emotions behind others and the context in which they are invested.
In this way, they can practice reading comprehension, reorganize sentences, etc., all of which are easy to understand.
So what about the child’s internal assessment?
After all, the ” internal assessment” is an exam, so it will be easy! As long as you are willing to study hard and find the test-taking skills that suit you, you will not have to worry about failing the exam!
For Hong Kong primary Chinese tutoring for internal assessment, Sino-bus has a dedicated internal assessment Chinese tutoring teaching and research team. The following tips are hoped to be helpful to children!
1: Get ready and make a plan!
Each primary five child must tailor a targeted study plan for the sub-examination according to his or her own situation.
First of all, children should list all the words, rhetoric, reading skills and theories, composition topics, etc. that need to be reviewed, and then make a corresponding study plan for the internal assessment based on the knowledge and the remaining test preparation time.
When making a internal assessment study plan, you should not put too much pressure on yourself or set too high a goal. After all, a plan that can be completed is a good plan.
2: The goal must be clear!
After formulating the internal assessment review plan, it is recommended that parents and children discuss and set a goal;
This goal can be achieved after hard work according to their own conditions, and divide a big goal into several small goals, and give appropriate encouragement after reaching the goal and rewards.
The point is, the goal must be what the child wants, not imposed by the parents. Only in this way can children’s learning initiative be improved, strive for their goals, and persevere.
3: Pay attention to details!
No matter what type of test it is, getting the questions you will do right is the key to scoring.
In the Chinese internal assessment, reading and writing are very important! You must read carefully, and the article must be understood; It doesn’t matter if you read it twice;
4: Review must be serious!
On the eve of submitting the internal assessment, many students always use the large amount of homework as an excuse to lower the quality of their homework, and fill in a few words on the homework as if they have completed it.
It is wrong to do such!!
When doing reading questions, writing neat and clear answers will help children organize their thoughts and understand their understanding of a certain theory of knowledge.
Weaknesses should be consolidated so that you won’t lose points where you shouldn’t be in the internal assessment.
5: Good at summarizing!
Finally, students must be good at summarizing in the process of reviewing the internal assessment.
Why is the answer of the last reading comprehension so different from the reference answer? What is the reason why I didn’t answer the point? Why is the composition a bit off topic? …
Everyone’s scoring situation is different. You should seriously think about the reasons for the loss of points after the exam, instead of just finishing the exam. Only by reflecting can you improve!
The above are the top five suggestions for preparing for the internal assessment for children and parents.
If you want to know how to develop these five skills, you are welcome to come to Sino-bus to listen to the Hong Kong primary Chinese tutoring for internal assessment. Come quickly!
Hey! Parents, today we are going to talk about Hong Kong primary Chinese language tutoring.
First of all, I would like to ask some questions to parents: Children do not like learning Chinese, Why? Children can’t learn Chinese well, what is the root cause?
Do you just blame the children for not studying hard? … In fact, language learning for Hong Kong students is very important, after all, language is the foundation of communication.
In Hong Kong, many students are exposed to Chinese in primary school, but they face many challenges in their studies.
First of all, Chinese is a relatively complex and difficult language.
Primary school students in Hong Kong must learn Chinese from pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar and other aspects.
In addition, due to the multicultural characteristics of Hong Kong, students need to face various dialects and accents;
This also means that students need to devote more time and energy to improve their Chinese proficiency.
Therefore, it is often more difficult for primary school students in Hong Kong to learn Chinese than children in other regions.
It is not because the children do not want to learn well, but more often it is caused by the general environment, so parents should not just blame the children for not working hard.
Secondly, because Hong Kong is a bilingual society, students learn two languages—Chinese and English from an early age. This makes students need more time to learn two languages, and may experience excessive learning pressure.
In addition, Cantonese may be used for daily communication, and multi-language is often switched, which often makes Chinese beginners confusing.
It is not good for children to learn Chinese alone; Language learning often requires more language environment to assist.
So for primary school students who have difficulty in learning Chinese, there are also many Chinese tutoring schools in Hong Kong.
In Hong Kong, you can see Hong Kong primary Chinese language tutoring institutions everywhere! Chinese language tutoring in primary schools can be seen on almost every street corner.
In order to make their children learn Chinese better, both the students and their parents will spend a lot of time and money to enroll in tutoring schools.
Tutoring classes are also very common in the daily life of Hong Kong students. Many parents hope that, their children can enjoy more learning opportunities outside of school.
These after-school tutoring classes can help students improve their Chinese proficiency.
However, there are so many tutoring courses for Chinese majors in primary schools in Hong Kong. Where should children go?
Like Li***, this is a large Chinese tutoring institution for teenagers, with students all over the world, but Lili responded that the course is too difficult to learn, and the course content is more suitable for students with a little better Chinese foundation.
There is also ‘**Chinese’, this Hong Kong elementary school Chinese tutoring institution, can also be called a unicorn in the industry; They teach Chinese for children aged 4-15.
The course format is far more interesting, but once many parents reported that their courses were too expensive, and they kept memorizing reminders to renew the report not long, after the course started this quarter, which was annoying…
Well, maybe many parents still don’t know us(Sino-bus) yet~ It is not a big deal! Let me introduce ourselves for you guys!
We are also a large-scale online Chinese tutoring organization, However, the difference between the above two institutions is:
We use small class teaching, and the teaching difficulty is from shallower to deeper; So beginners will not feel strenuous at all;
We focus on cultivating children’s interest in Chinese learning and creating immersive learning through interactive games; An environment where children learn while playing!
Sino-Bus pays attention to the scientific planning of learning plans and strengthens students’ reading habits, which can help students better master the application of words and reading skills.
In addition, we will guide children to explore and understand Chinese culture in class, experience soup and customs on the spot, and enhance students’ interest and ability to master Chinese language and Chinese culture.
The price of our courses is also affordable, if you are interested, you can let your children try our free trial class of Chinese language tutoring for primary schools in Hong Kong~
Sino-Bus is good at Hong Kong primary Chinese language tutoring. It’s very simple to make children fall in love with learning Chinese!
“Hello, Lingling’s mom, may I confirm why is Lingling’s Chinese so good? How did she learn Chinese? Is there any recommendation for Hong Kong primary school Chinese language tutoring? Sigh, why can’t Mike’s Chinese score improve? It’s so worrying”…
Dear parents, today we are going to talk about the problem of Hong Kong primary school students learning Chinese.
Presumably some parents should have the same problem as Mike’s mother – Is it because the children’s Chinese scores have not improved? I saw some of you nodded silently, OK, let’s talk it step by step~
In fact, it doesn’t matter if your children can’t learn Chinese well, the most important thing is to figure out the reason, and prescribe the right medicine to solve the problem better! Otherwise it is just invalid worry!
Parents, in Hong Kong, attach great importance to their children’s academic performance; So many primary school students feel a lot of pressure when learning Chinese;
Appropriate pressure is motivation, but too much pressure will only make children hate learning Chinese!!
In fact, primary school students face many difficulties in learning Chinese, such as too many Chinese characters, complicated grammar, difficult pronunciation and so on;
In addition, Hong Kong is a multilingual city, primary school students need to learn English and Chinese at the same time, so they need to spend more time and energy learning Chinese.
Maybe many children still speak Cantonese with their parents at home, it is more difficult for children to speak Chinese; because they have to switch between multiple languages.
So, how to solve such a problem? Do they need Hong Kong primary school Chinese language tutoring?
In fact, Chinese tutoring is very necessary. Many children can’t learn Chinese well, because they are not interested in Chinese learning at all!
“Interest is the best teacher for learning”! If children are not interested in learning Chinese, it is difficult to motivate them in speaking Chinese;
In Sino-bus’ online Chinese class, children will not feel bored at all; There are many interactive games in the class, which can grab their attention~
“Mom, Chinese teacher led us play a lot of Chinese character games in class today, and I memorized a lot of difficult Chinese characters, such as 简、象、部、图、标……”
Students can improve their Chinese proficiency by watching Chinese movies, listening to Chinese songs, reading stories, etc., and at the same time enhance their understanding of Chinese culture.
In addition, parents’ support is also very important!
Parents can create more language environments for their children at home, such as letting them watch Chinese TV programs, read Chinese books, etc.
At the same time, parents should not only pay attention to their children’s academic performance, but also pay attention to their children’s interests and personal development, so that children can find happiness and a sense of accomplishment in their studies.
I just heard a parent say: “I have done everything I can, and the family tried to create a good Chinese learning environment for their children, but the child’s Chinese foundation is not good, and they can’t keep up with other children in the big classes at school; The whole person feels a little inferior.” …
Please don’t worry about this, parent~
In view of the situation of your child, you can actually allow your child to take some Chinese tutoring.
If you feel that there are too many Chinese tutoring classes for elementary schools in Hong Kong on the market, and you don’t know which one to go to, I suggest you come first to try Sino-bus online Chinese class for free~
We adopt a small class system for teaching, and the teaching difficulty is from shallower to deeper.
Beginners will not feel strenuous at all; And Sino-Bus pays attention to cultivating children’s interest in Chinese learning, and creates an immersive learning environment through interactive games, so that children can learn while playing!
You can also play games and watch cartoons in class, children should not refuse it!
“Mike’s mom, please don’t worry; In fact, my daughter, Lingling, had a hard time learning Chinese at first. At that time, I was lucky enough to meet Sino-Bus.
The child became interested in Chinese after only a few classes, and she liked Chinese more and more. Actually, you can ask Mike to go to Sino-bus for a try.”
There are indeed many difficulties in learning Chinese for primary school students in Hong Kong, but the joint efforts of teachers, parents and children can resolve these difficulties and allow children to learn Chinese more naturally and easily.
Sino-Bus is good at Hong Kong primary school Chinese language tutoring! So why not let the children try a class first~
