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I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days; once they see something that other children have, they absolutely insist on having it themselves. That’s how the kids at home are. He’s in the 5th grade this year, and I want him to start taking international version courses in middle school, but his English skills are quite weak at the moment. I plan to enroll him in a training course during the summer vacation. A few days ago I asked his opinion, and he insisted on having an iPhone 6 before he would attend the courses. I don’t know what to do anymore
Does anyone have any better suggestions?
Children from wealthy families go to international classes! Back where I am, children have to do farm work after school! The best advice: Send him to live in the countryside for a while so he can understand how hard life is! ;P;P It can be discussed for those who are studying*, the child is not little anymore! Sign an agreement: after the training, if they score a certain number of points on the exam, they will be given this fruit 6 right away. If the score isn’t high enough, it will be taken back after the training! The agreement is reached on the basis of clear explanations and his consent!
Damn, they still need to sign agreements? Fine, everyone in the family – whether it’s 3 members, 5, or 7 – needs to sign; both the first and second generations must put their names down for it to be fair and just
Just beat him up; it’s enough if he feels pain. Hehe, just for reference!
This post was last edited by chc1125 on 2015-6-26 at 14:46. My child is currently taking lessons through Akaso Foreign Teachers Network: http://bbs.hcbbs.com.dd.ma/H7MMIyrh. He has been attending these lessons for almost 2 months now, and his English is better than mine now; you should take a look. Each lesson costs around ten yuan. I signed him up because the price seemed reasonable, and the foreign teachers seemed fine as well !
Is there still a condition for how to learn*? What’s the use of having a fruit 6 when starting middle school? If it’s a little boy, he can’t be spoiled like this
Is it an ad? Can this website really help one learn English well? Is it effective for adults with a few words like me?
My child really goes there to study; otherwise how would I know, huh. . . .