http://wparent.com/exam-jitters/ Wise Parenting Guide Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:39:41 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 http://wparent.com/exam-jitters/#comment-145 yan Thu, 02 Apr 2009 14:58:44 +0000 http://wparent.com/?p=1234#comment-145 I can see my sister-in-law is having exam jitters. My niece now is in primary 3 and in Chinese School. My sis-in-law is even more 'kin-teo' than my niece when preparing for the exams. There're times when my sis-in-law found careless mistakes in my niece exam papers, she'll say 'why simple question like this also you got it wrong?' or 'we've revised this for many times and still you got it wrong!'. I can understand my sis-in-law frustation. I ever heard my niece said 'If you're so clever, then you replace me sitting for the exam'. But, she said it in a teasing way. It's funny, but i guess that's included in the mother-daughter bounding moment. I agree with you. Both parents and children can learn from exam jitters. From the learning, both will grow :) I can see my sister-in-law is having exam jitters. My niece now is in primary 3 and in Chinese School. My sis-in-law is even more ‘kin-teo’ than my niece when preparing for the exams. There’re times when my sis-in-law found careless mistakes in my niece exam papers, she’ll say ‘why simple question like this also you got it wrong?’ or ‘we’ve revised this for many times and still you got it wrong!’. I can understand my sis-in-law frustation. I ever heard my niece said ‘If you’re so clever, then you replace me sitting for the exam’. But, she said it in a teasing way. It’s funny, but i guess that’s included in the mother-daughter bounding moment. I agree with you. Both parents and children can learn from exam jitters. From the learning, both will grow

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