This document discusses a case study from a preschool class in a remote school in Ranau, Malaysia. It describes two main issues: 1) A very clever student who finishes tasks quickly and disturbs other students. 2) Some students have difficulty with reading, writing, and arithmetic skills due to delays in language acquisition.
To address these issues, several solutions were proposed. For the fast-finishing student, additional tasks were assigned to keep them occupied. For students struggling with skills, activities like alphabet games, colored syllables, reading words and cards, and a reading corner were introduced. Other teachers suggested appointing the fast student to help weaker students.