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Tag Archives: Cognitive development
KLipis class 2
I begin my 2019 with a praise report from KLipis’s dad about him. His dad was so thankful to find me to have therapy lesson for his son. Despite is an adopted son, this couple really work their best to … Continue reading
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KLer surprise 2
Jan 2019 Time just passed by so fast. Kler once did stop to attend my therapy lesson due to his father’s friend wife did begin to work with special needs children. My advise to his mom is to obey the … Continue reading
SThing 1
June 2018 Time passed by too fast. S Thing is being accepted into the mainstream in Standard 1 in 2018. S Thing is verbal, parents did not apply OKU card for her. However she has a lot of lacking / … Continue reading
K Ler – surprise 1
Oct 2018 Time passed too fast, I am not a person who is good to pen down what I have work with the children. All I know is the child have to improve each day thru my programme both in … Continue reading
Rui Rui – 2 Awareness
August. The moment to wait for Rui to be able to mimic copy your spoken word / speech is rather challenging as no one know when will he begin to say those word . Our awaiting time turn into a … Continue reading
Rui Rui-1. awareness
Aug 16, 2018 Rui Rui -age 3 plus When i first look into Rui Rui’s need in development. I notice he did not has parents child attachment. He seem did not realize who are his parents. Even for the first … Continue reading
Yee Yee – a new begining
It has been sometime i would like to pen down the development of Yee Yee . In deed she is one of the miracle girl. Three years ago when i first met Yee Yee. She even dont respond to her … Continue reading
Shin-journey 1
Dec 1, 2017 A post i write but i yet to publish Miracle is what i will always say, to me all the improvement is a miracle from God. Shin is age 6, at age of 5 months he has … Continue reading
Lerler – challenge
Nov 30. 2017 Time flies very fast, Lerler attend AMCDC therapy a year ago. He only attend an hour perweek. The first hour i work with Lerler, he only able to say a phrase “go to po po house”. Only … Continue reading
JXian – amazing development
Time really passed by too fast. Jxian is now in grade 3 . He attends a home school for normal children. This home school takes in normal children instead of children with learning challenges. Jxian left the centre (AMCDC) in … Continue reading