Seriously, I can't remember much about Nana's PSLE journey. I do remember signing her up for Science tuition after SA1 bcos she had asked for help, as well as her pushing back when I ask her to do practice papers. Checking back my blog posts, she did do papers for me and didn't push back as much as I remembered, except for Maths. Back then, she had a very on the ball Maths teacher, who already helped to grill her very hard.
Zaky had 3 days of study week before his 1st PSLE paper tomorrow. Looking back, I realised that Nana had that too. The difference is that Zaky attended none of the school zoom sessions. He insisted that those are for students who have questions for the teachers and he had none. He generously offered the time to others who needed help. Zzzzz. Now that I saw Nana attending the zoom classes, I think I kena smoked by Zaky.
I had intentionally WFH on Monday so that I could watch over him. Without any control, I wouldn't be surprised if his "sturdy week" is spent on studying computer games and YouTubes.
Monday was so difficult bcos I am so right. While he obliged to work on some papers, he kept sneaking breaks in between bcos I was busy at work. Once he started on his games and videos, he got lethargic and only wanted to "finish" the assigned papers ASAP, which usually means rubbish work. He even forgot to attend the zoom class that his Chinese tutor offered. Of course I got upset. I had to ban him from his phone and laptop in the afternoon. It wasn't a good start.
Yday, the Chinese tutor asked for last minute f2f Chinese tuition from 8.30am to 11.30am. Go, pls go. I don't think I can control my blood pressure if I face him another day at home. I took the chance to go to the office too and sent him to his tutor's house enroute.
This was him finishing the homework on the train.
Fortunately, it was only a few pages remaining.

















































