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English Assessment – Writing Good Compositions (Part 5)

Suddenly, the creature started moving again. – A Funny Incident, L At The Brain Dojo, [...]

27
Jun
21st Century Competencies – Bitter Gourd is Good for The Heart

  Being told to ignore the fire and take a different course of action contradicted [...]

20
Jun
Child Psychology – It’s For Your Own Good, k?

V = A / (1 + kD) – Delay Discounting: I’m a K, You’re a [...]

13
Jun
21st Century Competencies – Good Tell

By exploring one child’s Japanese and Chinese writing over three years, we have shown how [...]

06
Jun
Learning Sciences – The Gooder Definition

This viewpoint involves the belief that (social) interaction is a prerequisite for how knowledge is [...]

30
May
Child Psychology – Seeking Leads to Good Things

Moreover, students identified their classmates as a learning resource and characterized some other students as [...]

23
May
English Assessment – An Open Door is Good to Make Space

The metalanguage of the 4 X 4 appears to be sufficiently robust to allow teachers [...]

16
May
21st Century Competencies – A Good Meeting at The Middle

The importance of creating and maintaining good communication in human society cannot be overemphasised. – [...]

09
May
Learning Sciences – Good to Go With The Flow

In flow theory, autotelic personality is distinguished by meta-skills which predispose individuals to entering and [...]

02
May
English Assessment – Good to Face it

We reasoned that, if worries lead to poor test performance and writing helps regulate these [...]

25
Apr
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  • 21st Century Competencies – A Good Way to Read the Leaves
  • 21st Century Competencies – Neither Good Nor Bad
  • English Assessment – Can Good Readers Read Anything?
  • English Assessment – Good Strategy Makes Light Work of Heavy Reading
  • Writing Good Compositions – Part 9

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The word ‘dojo’ evokes images of a space, stripped of everything but the bare essentials where there is patient focus on the basics and disciplined commitment to process skills mastery. The primary school English syllabus aims among other things, to equip students with a strong foundation in the English language. Basics are the building blocks of a foundation. There will be heavy emphasis on training in basics and disciplined thinking at The Brain Dojo. Sun Tzu, the Chinese general said,
“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles.”
The Brain Dojo has been founded on the belief that if you identify the learning gaps and misconceptions in your basics and work to rectify these and otherwise become adept in basics, you would look forward to the results of a hundred English tests.

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