Students don’t fall behind all at once. It happens a little every day

Have any of these happened?

• You listen carefully in school, but some concepts are just impossible to grasp. And you are too shy to ask your school teacher
• Your daughter’s grades keep falling despite her best efforts
• Your son’s teacher has sent you messages that he has not been handing in his homework
• Your teacher told you “read more widely”. You are keen to do this, but how and where do you start?
• You are losing confidence, and are very anxious about tests
• Out of frustration, you have told your son, “If only you would try, I am sure that you can do well.”
• You studied all the materials in the text book, but the exam question was about something that wasn’t in the book
• You understand the exam question, and the content in your text book. But it’s so hard to apply what you’ve learnt
• You have enrolled at tuition or enrichment centres, and you are still not able to cope with exam questions
• Some mornings, you wake up feeling defeated and are dreading another day of school
• Your daughter’s homework grades are generally good. But almost always, her CA and SA grades are disappointing
• When you hand in homework, there are many errors even though the topics were already covered in class
• You wonder if you have picked up bad study habits, and why your classmates are always doing better than you
• You want to know why your son does not care about school work, and what you can do about it