Hi Joanne
No point regretting now, I think it is better that you start to coach yr gal. My gal is also not academically strong like her peers. It is quite disheartening but not hopeless yet, just have to spend more time going thru the school work with her. I believe the school environment is also important, you can try working with teachers to see how you can best support yr child at home. I visited my ex boss 2 days ago and he shared with me that not all kids are mature in their reasoning or literacy skills when they are 7,8 yrs old. For him, his daughter was lagged behind in her study when she was in P1 (almost the weakest in the cohort)..and it took her almost a year to catch up. She is now in P3, doing average in sch, at least manage to pass her recent SA1.
No point regretting now, I think it is better that you start to coach yr gal. My gal is also not academically strong like her peers. It is quite disheartening but not hopeless yet, just have to spend more time going thru the school work with her. I believe the school environment is also important, you can try working with teachers to see how you can best support yr child at home. I visited my ex boss 2 days ago and he shared with me that not all kids are mature in their reasoning or literacy skills when they are 7,8 yrs old. For him, his daughter was lagged behind in her study when she was in P1 (almost the weakest in the cohort)..and it took her almost a year to catch up. She is now in P3, doing average in sch, at least manage to pass her recent SA1.