pizzacatinahat
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[video=youtube;xjrj-zjQULo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?very=xjrj-zjQULo[/video]
Just thought I'd share this video I saw where they went around interviewing people.
Personally, when I was younger I had tuition, but not like it was every other day. And it did help me out a lot, especially for maths. But I think it was the teacher that played a part. If the teacher is bad, no kid will enjoy tuition.
I know how it is for parents that want their kids to do well. Are modern parents these days less obsessed with grades and results or do they still see red when their kids come back with less than satisfactory grades? I for one, will hopefully be able to recognise my child's talent and hope to develop that, even though they might not be academically inclined. After all, success =/= doing well academically right?
What do you guys think? Is packing your child's schedule with enrichment classes and tuition a bad thing?
Just thought I'd share this video I saw where they went around interviewing people.
Personally, when I was younger I had tuition, but not like it was every other day. And it did help me out a lot, especially for maths. But I think it was the teacher that played a part. If the teacher is bad, no kid will enjoy tuition.
I know how it is for parents that want their kids to do well. Are modern parents these days less obsessed with grades and results or do they still see red when their kids come back with less than satisfactory grades? I for one, will hopefully be able to recognise my child's talent and hope to develop that, even though they might not be academically inclined. After all, success =/= doing well academically right?
What do you guys think? Is packing your child's schedule with enrichment classes and tuition a bad thing?