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All Gifted's Teaching Philosophy
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All Gifted's own teaching philosophy will be crafted by the management, I know that it will be about creating and finding best of breed state-of-the-art technologies to bring great individualized curriculum to students using a unique pedagogy. The aim is to bring out the best in students through their own natural abilities and comfort zone so that they can have education that are tailor made for them. Until the team crafts out one, here's sharing mine. I wanted to ensure students gain something by coming...
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Readers' Contribution to The Gift of Education
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Share Your Story or Thoughts. Do you want to contribute your thoughts to The Gift of Education? Any insight, case study, experience or thoughts will be considered. Nothing is too small or too insignificant. If your contribution makes it to the book print, you will get a copy of the book free. Have A Great Story/Experience About This Topic? Do you have a great story or experience about the Gift of Education? Join in and write in my book! Tell Us Your Story! Entering your story is easy to do. Just type!
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Pamela Lim - Bio
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Pamela Lim - For Press. Pamela Lim was a well-known entrepreneur in Asia 10 years ago. Her passion and drive as an entrepreneur helped her excel in the fast-paced, dog-eat-dog world of business where so few succeed. She has won numerous entrepreneur awards in Singapore and the rest of Asia, including Top 10 Woman entrepreneur in 1999, The Most Promising Woman Entrepreneur in 2000 and Netrepreneur of the Year in 2001. As a mother and an educator, she is constantly searching for answers and alternatives to...
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Einstein-Giftedness
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Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid. Albert Einstein. Most people find it hard to believe that everyone is gifted, only IQ measures how clever we really are, and our potential success in school and career depends on that IQ number. The fact is, all of us are gifted but in different ways. Einstein said that too. Some of us love to study the links between unrelated things, the mosquitoes and a tsunami, sand ...
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The Gift of Education Seminar
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Nurturing Early Primary School Years Feedback. Many have asked how I managed to put four of my children into universities before they reached 14, and in four different disciplines. Over the years, I have done much research as a mother, university lecturer and researcher. In addition to reading, there are many more activities to help them develop during the first six years of their lives, the time when their brain grow the fastest. This seminar will cover these. Teaching my child to read. I used the pri...
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Parenting Adolescent
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Parenting Teenagers and Adolescents. It is dangerous to treat your teenagers as friends. Having raised 3 teenagers by now, they are already in their late teens and teenage is almost over I can reflect and say that fortunately, my kids did not give me teenage heartaches except for very small, transitional ones. I am not sure if I sound really harsh, but if I do, then perhaps I have overly emphasized the importance of being a parent and not a friend, for a good reason. Leave me a comment in the box below.
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Press Coverage - Pamela Lim
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From time to time, the press features my children or me for specific education views. I hope that you will enjoy reading them, just that not all the views reflect mine, and I get surprised by what some say. Giving Smart Kids a Head Start. One size doesn't fit all, but schools continue to educate kids that way. Singaporean mother of five Pamela Lim wants to change that. Despite being diagnosed with all sorts of problems, her children entered university [.]. Past Philosophy that is still Relevant Today.
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Visual Spatial Learners
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Visual spatial learners won't show workings on their Maths papers and derive answers in the strangest ways and methods not taught in schools. They choose to be too creative in their 'creative writing' classes and irk their teachers. Do you have one at home? Adult Visual Learners Learn to Compromise. For example, in our Math paper, we get no marks when we do not show the steps that make sense to the teacher/marker, even if our answers are correct, even in the university. These days, I no longer let those ...
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Great Educators Matter
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Great Educators make Great Students. I was touched by how instead of screaming at my nine-year-old daughter, he put his arms around her shoulders and explained to her that the greatest tragedy is to have to ever lie to a parent who cares, because the parent is someone who will stand up for her no matter what happens. . Unfortunately, a principal like that is often under appreciated. It is not only about Academic Results. Trying to reform myself from the inattentive mum, I asked about the future of my chi...
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Social Prodigy
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Click image to read the article. When Eve asked to feature my children in her article, I asked her for the definition of "prodigy" because different words can mean different things to different people, and I have never thought my kids belong to that category. Her answer was "to do things ahead of his peers". The article and interestingly quite a few of the parents there echo my views. :). If there are any specific topics or areas you would like addressed, please leave a comment below or a message.
