Steve Xu  16:07

So let me break down each individual subject because I think a lot of parents probably wondering, you know, seven, what solution what do we need to do English vocab? Are you working on vocab at home? If we break it down to the smallest unit, the smallest rudiment of knowledge, English is completely prefaced on vocab. How many vocab words? Are you learning per week? Are you learning any words? If you’re going to a tutoring centre and just doing random reading comprehension passages, you’re wasting your time? Like, there’s no point in doing that, like, just memorise vocab, that’s it, writing, same thing, memorise vocab? Are they looking at really quality examples of writing? If they’re not, what are you doing? Again, you’re wasting your time. There’s no point in doing novel study, there’s no point in doing anything else. If you’re not working on your vocab, that’s the first most important thing, maths, a lot of kids in year five, they come to me and their calculations are atrocious. And what I mean calculations are atrocious, I mean, you know, four or five digit addition, you should be able to do that within a few seconds. Like, try this right now, if your child is currently in year four, year five, ask them just to do a four digit calculation, 4326 plus 1298. Ask them to do it. If they write that on paper, and they do it and it takes them more than 10 seconds to do that four digit calculation. That’s too slow. You not been because when you have problem solving questions, and you have so many of those calculations laid one after another, you need to be able to do it quickly. And so again, the question that I have for you is, how are you going to do that? If it’s in a group coaching environment? If they’re not practising that over and over again? Again, it’s parent’s responsibility. Number two, or sorry, number three, when we talk about some like thinking skills, or GA, again, what are you doing? Are you doing any work at home? Are you just completely relying on the cheering sound? So again, that’s kind of the level one of parenting Right? Like level one is like the parent who doesn’t do any work, since the kids tutoring expects like a big difference. And they get disappointed every single time. And they’re like, why is my kid not improving? Level tool parenting as parents who are kind of doing a little bit of work at home, sending the kids tutoring, but not breaking through that barrier. And what I mean by not breaking through that barriers, let’s say every single week that kids are getting, like 60%, on the selective test or oc test trial test 55% on the selective test or oc test trial test, so the positive 50% Mark, that kind of getting in that mid range, right? The low and mid range, which is like 55 60%. And again, the kids getting that week in week out what solution, you need to do more questions. So once they have built their foundation, what do you need to do? You need to do more questions, and you need to manage your time. Right? So what does that mean? That means don’t like 300 questions a week, right? Doing at least 50 questions a day, 15 minutes a day, a minute per question, three questions a week, if you’re not doing that, again, you’re wasting your time, you’re not going to get 300 Questions from many tutoring centres. So again, that’s the problem, right? So you need to source those questions yourself. And you need to do a minimum of 300 questions a week, if you don’t OC test prep, you need to do a minimum 500 questions a week, if you don’t select a prep, that’s the bare minimum. If you don’t do that volume of training, it’s kind of like, okay, let’s say you’re preparing for a marathon and every single day, you just walk like a kilometre. Is it gonna work? Of course not. Right. And your parents don’t think like that. Parents like, oh, yeah, my kids gone here. My kids going there, my kids going everywhere. Well, how many questions are they doing every single week? And how many of those questions are they fully understanding? If they don’t understand the question that they’re doing, then? What’s the point? You’re not? I mean, so. So if you’re at the 50 65% range, are you doing 300 to 500? Questions a week? And are you breaking down all those questions? Are you understanding all of them? Again, parents can be like, well seem that’s a lot. I can’t do it. Well, then again, you told me that you wanted to get a selective school you told me that you want to get an OC test. What do you want?