How To Teach Kids Chinese If Your Chinese Isn’t Good
A survey in 2016 shows that English is the most common home language in Singapore. If you’re like 36.9% of Singapore residents who uses English most often at home, [...]
A survey in 2016 shows that English is the most common home language in Singapore. If you’re like 36.9% of Singapore residents who uses English most often at home, [...]
As educators, we’ve seen a lot of fluffy studying tips for Chinese reading comprehension out there. Many of these tips are either too ubiquitous, or they lack certain validity. [...]
Forming sentences. Many students hate them; some love them, but all of them want to make the best of them. But how exactly can your kids do that? Building [...]
Read your kid’s writing and can’t put your finger on what doesn’t seem right? It could be a case of sentence structure gone wrong. When sentence structure gets out [...]
Here we go again: finding the perfect technique to combat the age-old quest on how to better your kid’s Chinese composition writing skills. Instead of talking about technique, we [...]
 Children develop at their own rate. But during their primary school, they’re expected to meet certain milestones. Think about all little breakthroughs your child made during his or [...]
When it comes to primary school Chinese tuition lessons, we expect (almost instant) positive results out of them. We’re looking for a huge jump in grades, impeccable oral expression [...]
Your child learns all the time. For the most part, learning is a discovery process to figure out what works, how it should be and how to make it [...]
Takeaways: There are 6 vowels in Chinese: a, o, e, iu, ui A and e always take the tone mark. If the first vowel of the pinyin is “i”, [...]
Chinese composition mistakes can make kids want to pull their hair out. To ensure nothing is done wrong to avoid being slapped with unexpected point deductions makes it even [...]