Xuan Rong's Dad Sharing
My first visit to A Zon Educare Advisory was through my friend’s recommendation. My child, Xuan Rong is now 9 years old and has been with A Zon for approximately 3 years. He has been participating in various programmes such as a Life Child Living Etiquette Programme (CL) and a Life Child & Teen Enrichment Camp.During his participation in the programmes, my first wish was that he could learn to have manners in public. Since young, he has a hot temper and would throw tantrums regardless of the environment and circumstances. He would throw things around or lie on the ground in the first instance of displeasure. However, through the interventions here in A Zon and the constant efforts of teaching and reinforcement at home, I feel that Xuan Rong has changed greatly in his behaviors. He is now more good-mannered; mild-tempered and has better control of his emotions. He has learned to control his temper by squeezing his fist or rubbing his palms, and has also cultivated better patience.
Now, I would like him to also acquire self-discipline skills and also interaction skills. Through the Enrichment Camp, I hope that he can learn the ways of interacting and communicating with other members, and thereby enhancing his skills in expressing himself and the attitude of working together to achieve a mission. I greatly appreciate the passion and efforts the teachers in A Zon Educare Advisory have presented.
A word to other parents:
Both the parents and the teachers have to work and cooperate together for any successful teaching. Please do your best, Parents! Teachers!
Interviewee: Xuan Rong's Dad
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