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Is it right for online courses to be more expensive than in-person ones? Is it really necessary to sign up for online courses in all three subjects—Chinese, Math, and English? Although studying from home is convenient, I’m worried it won’t be effective and will just be a waste of time.

My kid tried online course. It's not as expensive as imagined. Just try, then compare which course do you prefer~

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online course？

My child has mild ADHD, and I’m wondering if online courses would be helpful for him. Can you recommend any effective online courses?

I’d definitely try something that focuses on short lessons, focus and study skills. Kids with ADHD can get overwhelmed with long classes. Maybe start with a free trial and see how your child responds before paying for anything. ❤️

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A second-grade child has ADHD.

They always lose interest quickly and can't sit still; I'm worried that a lack of focus in class—whether in sixth grade or junior high—will really hurt their studies. What should I do?

My son was similar in primary school, and honestly the earlier you work with his teacher and PD the better, because they can help put support in place before secondary school kicks in. A few of my mum friends found that once their kids got proper strategies at home and in class, things improved a lot by the time they hit upper primary. I'd suggest chatting with both the school and your PD about what accommodations or techniques might help him focus during lessons, because every kid is different and what works depends on understanding how his brain works best. The good news is that with the right support system early, many kids do really well academically despite ADHD.

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