All About English Creative Writing
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tsh0202:
Just to clarify, when I tried to search the website for 'The Write Place' after reading one of the treads here, I could not find it. The one appeared was 'The Writer's Place' at Woodlands, so I thought there must be some typo errors. 'The Write Place' is indeed at Jurong East as I just called them a few days ago. :oops:Hi mumto2,
I must have made a mistake.
I can't remember which website that I've read about it. It has a similar name and is located in Woodlands. It's written there as the '2nd centre'. Maybe, you've to alert Ms Liza Tan about this. There was a parent (Snowz) who also mentioned this.(if I'm not wrong) -
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snowz:
The one appeared was 'The Writer's Place' at Woodlands, so I thought there must be some typo errors.
ya...the WriteR's place is in Woodlands...saw it in today's ads.
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4) Planet A Star : ds attends the programme conducted in a condo in Bukit Timah only during school holidays. The teacher, Rosalind (spelling?), speaks English very well and has published a number of assessment books on this subject. She teaches all the students personally.
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babysz:
4) Planet A Star : ds attends the programme conducted in a condo in Bukit Timah only during school holidays. The teacher, Rosalind (spelling?), speaks English very well and has published a number of assessment books on this subject. She teaches all the students personally.
Hi, did you notice any improvements? -
babysz:
4) Planet A Star : ds attends the programme conducted in a condo in Bukit Timah only during school holidays. The teacher, Rosalind (spelling?), speaks English very well and has published a number of assessment books on this subject. She teaches all the students personally.
Ms Rosalind teaches creative writing based on her books. Do you think it helps with 5 days' lessons? Do you think the books are useful? The fee is the most expensive among the 4. When did your ds attend the programme? I am thinking to register my kid as well. Need some advice. TIA. -
snowz:
do you have her contacts and how much is it? thanks.babysz:
4) Planet A Star : ds attends the programme conducted in a condo in Bukit Timah only during school holidays. The teacher, Rosalind (spelling?), speaks English very well and has published a number of assessment books on this subject. She teaches all the students personally.
Ms Rosalind teaches creative writing based on her books. Do you think it helps with 5 days' lessons? Do you think the books are useful? The fee is the most expensive among the 4. When did your ds attend the programme? I am thinking to register my kid as well. Need some advice. TIA. -
sleepy:
Hi sleepy,babysz:
4) Planet A Star : ds attends the programme conducted in a condo in Bukit Timah only during school holidays. The teacher, Rosalind (spelling?), speaks English very well and has published a number of assessment books on this subject. She teaches all the students personally.
Hi, did you notice any improvements?
Unfortunately there is no ground for comparison; like 'before'and รกfter' test results because ds attended her lessons prior to primary one. But I believe he would have learnt something. By the way, she also teaches Cloze Passages and Comprehension so you can also consider that for your child.
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snowz:
hi Snowz,babysz:
4) Planet A Star : ds attends the programme conducted in a condo in Bukit Timah only during school holidays. The teacher, Rosalind (spelling?), speaks English very well and has published a number of assessment books on this subject. She teaches all the students personally.
Ms Rosalind teaches creative writing based on her books. Do you think it helps with 5 days' lessons? Do you think the books are useful? The fee is the most expensive among the 4. When did your ds attend the programme? I am thinking to register my kid as well. Need some advice. TIA.
Yes, she teaches from her books most of the time. When I went to fetch my ds home from lesson one day, though, I saw some notes written on her whiteboard. Those were strategies on creative writing which I didn't see those on the books we bought, so she probably also taught them something extra if you take her lessons.
As mentioned in my post prior to this, I do not have any basis for comparison when it comes to the learning effect, but I think the lessons should be helpful. I do not know to what extent it helps though, sorry I can't offer much information in this. We speak Chinese at home and I seldom interfere with ds's English learning, I worry that the more I interfer, the worst things become. ds also has mild dyslexia and so I don't find getting him to memorise vacabs and things useful even if I want to help. He will just forget everything very quickly. In short, I have to rely on others totally.
Not sure if this information is useful: When ds got back his SA2 paper last year, he made a number of mistakes. But he had perfect scores in cloze passage, comprehension and only lost one mark due to carelessness in the story writing section. As I did not send him for English tuitions in comprehensiona and cloze passages, I think it is fair to contribute the perfect scores in these sections largely to her teaching. HTH. -
panicmum:
do you have her contacts and how much is it? thanks.[/quote]She charges S$60 per lesson of two hours each. The total fee for 5 days is S$300. You can reach her at : 6444 5228.snowz:
[quote=\"babysz\"]4) Planet A Star : ds attends the programme conducted in a condo in Bukit Timah only during school holidays. The teacher, Rosalind (spelling?), speaks English very well and has published a number of assessment books on this subject. She teaches all the students personally.
Ms Rosalind teaches creative writing based on her books. Do you think it helps with 5 days' lessons? Do you think the books are useful? The fee is the most expensive among the 4. When did your ds attend the programme? I am thinking to register my kid as well. Need some advice. TIA.
If you are interested, you can also refer to her website for more details:
http://www.planetastar.com/
HTH.
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