Will my Kumon Instructor be mad at me if i lost one of my Kumon worksheet?
Q. Will my Kumon Instructor be mad at me if i lost one of my Kumon worksheet?
Asked by Disneygrl - Thu Mar 12 16:57:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No dont worry, i almost always tear out a sheet from my booklet cause i don't want to do anymore, and the teacher never even notices.
Answered by halollol - Thu Mar 12 17:34:46 2009
Q. Will my Kumon Instructor be mad at me if i lost one of my Kumon worksheet?
Asked by Disneygrl - Thu Mar 12 16:57:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No dont worry, i almost always tear out a sheet from my booklet cause i don't want to do anymore, and the teacher never even notices.
Answered by halollol - Thu Mar 12 17:34:46 2009
Do you think Kumon learning center actually helped you?
Q. Im in 8th grade and its taking me 2 months for me to do a book. And i never want to do it because im on book E and im in 8th grade. I dont think its helping me. Did it really help you. No kumon instructors just really people that went
Asked by Ryan D - Sat Aug 15 08:25:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Im in 8th grade and its taking me 2 months for me to do a book. And i never want to do it because im on book E and im in 8th grade. I dont think its helping me. Did it really help you. No kumon instructors just really people that went
Asked by Ryan D - Sat Aug 15 08:25:04 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Is Kumon (English and/or Chinese) good? Are the Kumon insructors helpful?
Q. I heard that Kumon helps people who are weak in Math, but what about language (Chinese/ English)? I am in Secondary 1 and I am poor in my Chinese in terms of writing, reading, listening and speaking. I went for the orientation and I understand that they give you homework daily and they make you do it until you perfect it. But let's say I have a question I do not know how to do it. If I ask the instructor, will he teach me how to do it or will he just go through the examples and instuctions in the worksheet? Is Kumon just a place that gives you homework repeatedly and help you mark them?
Asked by need2know - Sat Nov 10 10:30:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no idea what Kumon is aboot, but I would recommend eating Alphabets cereal.
Answered by jj. b - Sat Nov 10 12:07:51 2007
Q. I heard that Kumon helps people who are weak in Math, but what about language (Chinese/ English)? I am in Secondary 1 and I am poor in my Chinese in terms of writing, reading, listening and speaking. I went for the orientation and I understand that they give you homework daily and they make you do it until you perfect it. But let's say I have a question I do not know how to do it. If I ask the instructor, will he teach me how to do it or will he just go through the examples and instuctions in the worksheet? Is Kumon just a place that gives you homework repeatedly and help you mark them?
Asked by need2know - Sat Nov 10 10:30:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I have no idea what Kumon is aboot, but I would recommend eating Alphabets cereal.
Answered by jj. b - Sat Nov 10 12:07:51 2007
Anyone who has ever done Kumon...??
Q. What's the exact procedure when you go inside? -Turn in take home worksheets that are already graded by parent answer book to the instructor to keep and record. -The instructor gives you more worksheets to do. -You time your work? & then turn in for the instructor to grade -You sit back down, and then the instructor comes over to you to fix the mistakes. -You fix it and then go back up and turn it in, they come back and then what?? Also, what's this whole clocking in thing? And when do you know to leave? Does it matter which instructor to go to? Does anyone go to one in Houston? Please correct me if i'm wrong!! It would be much appreciated!!!
Asked by oo0jean0oo - Wed Jul 9 14:15:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know the process for math, not sure about reading... The homework that you get, I believe that you have to correct all your mistakes and turn it in until you correct all your mistakes. You have to time your work because they look at that, and your level, and see whether or not you're actually learning. So if you take an hour doing let's say division problems, then you'd probably have to go back down a level in order for you to be able to do well. This boy once was in the G level and he was pushed back to C because he took literally forever to finish his final test to get to the next level. you leave when you are finished with all your work. That means classwork and correcting old homeworks and classworks. i believe that you have… [cont.]
Answered by x3L - Wed Jul 9 14:31:09 2008
Q. What's the exact procedure when you go inside? -Turn in take home worksheets that are already graded by parent answer book to the instructor to keep and record. -The instructor gives you more worksheets to do. -You time your work? & then turn in for the instructor to grade -You sit back down, and then the instructor comes over to you to fix the mistakes. -You fix it and then go back up and turn it in, they come back and then what?? Also, what's this whole clocking in thing? And when do you know to leave? Does it matter which instructor to go to? Does anyone go to one in Houston? Please correct me if i'm wrong!! It would be much appreciated!!!
Asked by oo0jean0oo - Wed Jul 9 14:15:54 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I know the process for math, not sure about reading... The homework that you get, I believe that you have to correct all your mistakes and turn it in until you correct all your mistakes. You have to time your work because they look at that, and your level, and see whether or not you're actually learning. So if you take an hour doing let's say division problems, then you'd probably have to go back down a level in order for you to be able to do well. This boy once was in the G level and he was pushed back to C because he took literally forever to finish his final test to get to the next level. you leave when you are finished with all your work. That means classwork and correcting old homeworks and classworks. i believe that you have… [cont.]
Answered by x3L - Wed Jul 9 14:31:09 2008
best answer 10 points! asap! please help?
Q. well i am 12 years old and my average in schol is in the mid 80's and i speak a few different languages. and for the past 5-6 years i have been going to kumon. kumon is a after school math and reading program, ether for acadamic and for people who want help and each now and then you move up levels. and for these past few months i have been working very hard to get into level g. and i did and i am very happy. however, once you get into level g i am suposse to get a yellow folder that says g+ (for people who are above level g and acadamic...) and before that level you get a blue folder. and its been 1 week since i had my level g test. however, i DID not get a yellow folder and i am deing to get one. but i am afaird to ask my instructor who… [cont.]
Asked by harvard rocks! - Tue May 26 18:25:10 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should leave Y!A The age limit is 13...lol
Answered by The man with no name - Tue May 26 18:29:14 2009
Q. well i am 12 years old and my average in schol is in the mid 80's and i speak a few different languages. and for the past 5-6 years i have been going to kumon. kumon is a after school math and reading program, ether for acadamic and for people who want help and each now and then you move up levels. and for these past few months i have been working very hard to get into level g. and i did and i am very happy. however, once you get into level g i am suposse to get a yellow folder that says g+ (for people who are above level g and acadamic...) and before that level you get a blue folder. and its been 1 week since i had my level g test. however, i DID not get a yellow folder and i am deing to get one. but i am afaird to ask my instructor who… [cont.]
Asked by harvard rocks! - Tue May 26 18:25:10 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You should leave Y!A The age limit is 13...lol
Answered by The man with no name - Tue May 26 18:29:14 2009
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