1. Why should coaches know Dragonfly’s unique selling point?

• A. To confidently share Dragonfly’s value, build parent trust, and support retention.
• B. To make parents believe their child is guaranteed to be a top performer in every area.
• C. To focus on academic results when talking to parents.
• D. To tell parents the same approach works for all children.

2. What makes Dragonfly different from many other preschools?

• A. We build character, teach values, through programmes that grows both the heart and mind.
• B. We allow the children learn freely through play throughout the day.
• C. We focus on making children happy every day, prioritizing immediate joy over future development.
• D. We care for children with love and let them discover everything on their own.

3. What are the 4 key areas of Dragonfly's programmes?

• A 1) Independent System,

  2) Public Speaking Skills,

  3) Academic Foundation,

  4) Character Building.

• B 1) Inclusive System,

  2) Social Skills,

  3) Academic Foundation,

  4) Character Building.

• C 1) Independence System,

  2) Social Skills,

  3) Academic Foundation,

  4) Confidence Building.

• D 1) Independence System,

  2) Social Skills,

  3) Academic Foundation,

  4) Character Building.

4. How does Dragonfly support children's social development?

• A. By giving fixed rules during play.
• B. By creating opportunity for them interact through group activities.
• C. By encouraging them to play alone.
• D. By correcting their behavior every time they make a mistake.

5. What is a key benefit of the Roots and Wings programme?

• A. Children enhances social confidence.
• B. Children follow instructions without asking questions.
• C. Children develop self-awareness and values through hands-on experiences.
• D. Children improve their memory and attention skills by memorising long lists of words.

6. What is SRB@Home mainly designed to do?

• A. To ensure that parents are submitting videos to show their child is completing some form of activity.
• B. Allow teachers to understand how parents teach at home, so they can compare it with school methods and give advice to improve home routines.
• C. Build the child’s habits and motivation while linking school and home routine practice in a supportive community environment.
• D. Give coaches extra video content to review each child’s learning, update the portfolio, and prepare more complete reports for the school year.

7. How does Dragonfly support children's academic foundation?

• A. Focusing on memorization and repeating drills to help children recall information quickly.
• B. Using specially designed lesson plans to guide children step by step, with expected targets and hands-on, real-life learning.
• C. Pushing children to learn beyond their age-appropriate level to prepare for the next school level.
• D. Using textbooks and workbooks as the main learning materials for children's learning.

8. Which of the following is a Dragonfly programme designed to enhance social skills through collaboration?

I. Qi Skills Leadership II. SRB@School III.Little Speakers IV. Theme Learning Project

• A. I and III.
• B. I, II, and III.
• C. II, III, and IV.
• D. I, II, III, and IV.

9. What should you do first when talking to parents?

• A. Listen and recognize to the concerns of their child.
• B. Share how our daily routine supports the child’s development.
• C. Explain about our syllabus and workbooks.
• D. Say we are more advanced than other preschools.

10. What is the purpose of this training session?

• A. To acquire skills on how to report daily progress to parents in detail.
• B. To acquire the skill to confidently communicate and build trust with parents using Dragonfly’s programmes and system.
• C. To acquire the skill to promote Dragonfly’s achievements to impress parents.
• D. To acquire the skill to respond to parents' concerns based on a script that works for all parents.