Radin Mas Primary

[sunshine_06]

My DD also in P5.

[qms]

Dino mummy:

Not sure true or not, I was told P4 SA2 will be easier as these papers need MOE's approval due to subject banding/streaming (ie standard or foundation)

Dino Mummy,

So, was it true for your boy's case last year? SA2 papers were easy? What about SA1 last year?

Is this the reason why they set difficult SA1 papers? :scratchhead:

My boy commented that yesterday's Chinese paper was difficult.

[Dino mummy]

qms:

Dino mummy:

Not sure true or not, I was told P4 SA2 will be easier as these papers need MOE's approval due to subject banding/streaming (ie standard or foundation)

Dino Mummy,

So, was it true for your boy's case last year? SA2 papers were easy? What about SA1 last year?

Is this the reason why they set difficult SA1 papers? :scratchhead:

My boy commented that yesterday's Chinese paper was difficult.

Last year hum...he did better than SA1. His daddy cum maths tutor commented the SA2 maths paper is not difficult. For other subjects, I dun find big differences.

For yesterday chinese, DS1 said easy loh...said the compreh passage, answers can be copied easily from the passage. So, I asked him how many marks can he get since it is an easy paper...He replied \"70 out of 95\". I asked \"huh? easy can only get 70???\" He said his answers for certain sections are different from his friends. So his easy is not easy actually..
There was some changes on the compreh passage. He said they were asked to change some qns and then he found the qns and passages dun make sense. He fedback and they were changed to the original qns. Not sure this is true or not...

[qms]

Dino mummy:

Last year hum...he did better than SA1. His daddy cum maths tutor commented the SA2 maths paper is not difficult. For other subjects, I dun find big differences.

http://media.photobucket.com/user/LuvH8/media/Please%20and%20Thank%20You/ThankYou.gif.html for the information.

[qms]

Zlia,


I believe your girl has told you about Ms Tan’s long absence from the class. Any thoughts on this issue?

If this is going to persist into the next semester, I think we, as parents, need to do something about it. I don’t know about your girl, but my girl is very demoralised.

[titank]

Wonder the school will ask the students go back for remedial class if scored below marks 80?

[qms]

titank:

Wonder the school will ask the students go back for remedial class if scored below marks 80?

Maybe not below 80 marks, but as long as the student scored Band 2. http://media.photobucket.com/user/ezgoin_photos/media/Scared.gif.html

[Dino mummy]

qms:

titank:

Wonder the school will ask the students go back for remedial class if scored below marks 80?

Maybe not below 80 marks, but as long as the student scored Band 2. http://media.photobucket.com/user/ezgoin_photos/media/Scared.gif.html

No lah, QMS. My DS1 had gotten a band 2 previously, no remedial.
As for below 80, I am not sure. But I do noe that not all kids below 80 need remedial classes.
Actually, if there is remedial classes, just treat it as free tuition. I ever asked my DS1 to ask his chinese teacher for remedial but his teacher truend him down cos based on his P4 results, he does not require remedial.

Almost all his results are out, his worst performance is chinese as expected...

[qms]

Dino mummy:

No lah, QMS. My DS1 had gotten a band 2 previously, no remedial.

As for below 80, I am not sure. But I do noe that not all kids below 80 need remedial classes.

I think it depends on the teacher. My son's Maths teacher last year insisted that all students who scored Band 2 and below during SA1 attend remedial lessons during the June holidays. This teacher, this year, implements the same \"policy\" to her class, too.

For my son's Science teacher, I think those who scored Band 2 and below last year have been attending remedial. That's why I thought maybe the cut-off is 85 instead of 80.

Dino mummy:

Actually, if there is remedial classes, just treat it as free tuition.

http://media.photobucket.com/user/bassdom1/media/Smiley%20face/hi5.gif.html Totally agree with you. In fact, when I heard that my son's Science teacher had this remedial class, I asked my son to request his teacher to include him. But, I suppose my boy is a member of NATO so it hasn't materialised yet.

Dino mummy:

I ever asked my DS1 to ask his chinese teacher for remedial but his teacher truend him down cos based on his P4 results, he does not require remedial.

This showed that his result wasn't that bad after all, right?

[chubby08]

qms:

Dino mummy:

No lah, QMS. My DS1 had gotten a band 2 previously, no remedial.

As for below 80, I am not sure. But I do noe that not all kids below 80 need remedial classes.

I think it depends on the teacher. My son's Maths teacher last year insisted that all students who scored Band 2 and below during SA1 attend remedial lessons during the June holidays. This teacher, this year, implements the same \"policy\" to her class, too.

For my son's Science teacher, I think those who scored Band 2 and below last year have been attending remedial. That's why I thought maybe the cut-off is 85 instead of 80.

I agreed with you. It depend on the kid's lucky to end up with what kind of teacher. Not all teachers are willing to conduct remedial class lesson during the school holiday.

Dino mummy:

Actually, if there is remedial classes, just treat it as free tuition.

http://media.photobucket.com/user/bassdom1/media/Smiley%20face/hi5.gif.html Totally agree with you. In fact, when I heard that my son's Science teacher had this remedial class, I asked my son to request his teacher to include him. But, I suppose my boy is a member of NATO so it hasn't materialised yet.

Dino mummy:

I ever asked my DS1 to ask his chinese teacher for remedial but his teacher truend him down cos based on his P4 results, he does not require remedial.

This showed that his result wasn't that bad after all, right?