inikamoze:
Hello Parents and tutors, I believe you all are doing great. Your candid advice is needed on how to improve my son's academic ability.

I have a soon to be 6yr old son who is in Nursery 2 and going to Primary one next session but honestly, I am not happy with his performance. I want to blame the school but I want to seek other alternatives.

First of all his spoken English is bad, I have to correct most of his sentences when to use the past tense, the right figurative expression, the right sentence(he muddles it up sometimes), and a host of others. Note, that he is a bright boy and catches things easily if taught well. I am planning to change his school next term, but I am still looking at the financial implications. The private school he currently attends is about the cheapest around in our estate, although people say the school is good for my son, I am not impressed. He has been with the school since he started KG classes at 2yrs old.

His mathematical skills are poor and reading even the basic things are difficult, especially his workbooks, all these make me sad and angry at the same time.

My challenge of enrolling him in another school is the finances and the proximity of any new school to where we live, but I don't know if it's to find the means and have his school changed or allow him to continue and look for ways to better his academics.

Parents/Teachers please what advice can you give me? Do I get him enrolled in another school or get extra mural classes for him(another cost) or are there easy online programs for kids I can download to help his grammar, math skills, and bad English?

I am tired of seeing his assessment/report sheet with scores that hover between 95-98% for the past 2 sessions but which I do not see reflected in him.

PLEASE HELP!!!

inikamoze:
Hello Parents and tutors, I believe you all are doing great. Your candid advice is needed on how to improve my son's academic ability.

I have a soon to be 6yr old son who is in Nursery 2 and going to Primary one next session but honestly, I am not happy with his performance. I want to blame the school but I want to seek other alternatives.

First of all his spoken English is bad, I have to correct most of his sentences when to use the past tense, the right figurative expression, the right sentence(he muddles it up sometimes), and a host of others. Note, that he is a bright boy and catches things easily if taught well. I am planning to change his school next term, but I am still looking at the financial implications. The private school he currently attends is about the cheapest around in our estate, although people say the school is good for my son, I am not impressed. He has been with the school since he started KG classes at 2yrs old.

His mathematical skills are poor and reading even the basic things are difficult, especially his workbooks, all these make me sad and angry at the same time.

My challenge of enrolling him in another school is the finances and the proximity of any new school to where we live, but I don't know if it's to find the means and have his school changed or allow him to continue and look for ways to better his academics.

Parents/Teachers please what advice can you give me? Do I get him enrolled in another school or get extra mural classes for him(another cost) or are there easy online programs for kids I can download to help his grammar, math skills, and bad English?

I am tired of seeing his assessment/report sheet with scores that hover between 95-98% for the past 2 sessions but which I do not see reflected in him.

PLEASE HELP!!!

ExplorerReturns:
Use Cutlass to open his head. Put the school curriculum inside and seal the head with thread and needle

E fit be you...no be everything Dem take dey catch cruise

inikamoze:
Hello Parents and tutors, I believe you all are doing great. Your candid advice is needed on how to improve my son's academic ability.

I have a soon to be 6yr old son who is in Nursery 2 and going to Primary one next session but honestly, I am not happy with his performance. I want to blame the school but I want to seek other alternatives.

First of all his spoken English is bad, I have to correct most of his sentences when to use the past tense, the right figurative expression, the right sentence(he muddles it up sometimes), and a host of others. Note, that he is a bright boy and catches things easily if taught well. I am planning to change his school next term, but I am still looking at the financial implications. The private school he currently attends is about the cheapest around in our estate, although people say the school is good for my son, I am not impressed. He has been with the school since he started KG classes at 2yrs old.

His mathematical skills are poor and reading even the basic things are difficult, especially his workbooks, all these make me sad and angry at the same time.

My challenge of enrolling him in another school is the finances and the proximity of any new school to where we live, but I don't know if it's to find the means and have his school changed or allow him to continue and look for ways to better his academics.

Parents/Teachers please what advice can you give me? Do I get him enrolled in another school or get extra mural classes for him(another cost) or are there easy online programs for kids I can download to help his grammar, math skills, and bad English?

I am tired of seeing his assessment/report sheet with scores that hover between 95-98% for the past 2 sessions but which I do not see reflected in him.

PLEASE HELP!!!