PSLE COP 2009
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ya, ks2me with the magic touch. we've gone ot on 25hourmaid's. later she comes after us. time to :siam:
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mathsparks:
ya, ks2me with the magic touch. we've gone ot on 25hourmaid's. later she comes after us. time to :siam:
so like us to go OT...can imagine her sweeping us off with her split-second broom action tomorrow morning... :siam:
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ks2me:
No worries, you are not dragged too deep in...the words in bold is the focus point.
Don't like that leh. Don't drag me in leh ... :scared:VitoRelax:
[quote=\"ks2me\"]
haha...mathsparks, I know where the confusion is now... I read vito and phankao's reply to you on why SCGS not going into IP... blah blah blah.. But now I re-read and realise your original question is in bold.
I only quote what garmen (or MOE) say leh ...

[/quote]Sigh ... now I cannot find where I read the part on govt saying that no IP programs will be approved anymore bcos MOE wants to make sure that IP is only available to the top 10% of the cohort. I am sure I read that some where last nite !!
Anyone remember reading that ? -
no la, ks2me. she’ll throw her gold coins at us. i’ll be first to catch. didnt you see her caishen avatar?
and vito, i didn’t see the post you were looking for. maybe poster delete liao? -
mathsparks:
No not in this forum.
and vito, i didn't see the post you were looking for. maybe poster delete liao?
I cannnot remember whether I read in MOE website or some education website ???? -
2ppaamm:
Can it be this one? http://blog.ova.org.sg/2009/09/straits-times-forum-beware-of-breeding-elitism/[/quote]Interesting article. This one said that IP is open to top 5%.
No not in this forum.VitoRelax:
[quote=\"mathsparks\"]
and vito, i didn't see the post you were looking for. maybe poster delete liao?
I cannnot remember whether I read in MOE website or some education website ????
But the one I read clearly said that in order to ensure that only the top 10% can choose IP route, any proposals to set up IP programs will no longer be approved !! -
2ppaamm:
I share your sentiments. It seems that most folks associate \"good\" school to high COP. A good school serves more than producing academically excellent students, right? How about promoting moral values, instilling confidence and independent thinking? How about helping the young adults find out about their hidden talents and gifts - academic, sports, artistic, leadership qualities etc? Which part of the childhood years shapes our thinking as adults? Teacher's words of inspiration or mathematical formulae? If the school takes in affiliated students with not so high scores and manage to achieve Band 1- doesn't it mean anything? Is COP really the only way to assess a good school?Ha ha. I think that comment is true! As a true RGS/RJC alumni, I feel that we are too 'hard', career minded etc. None of my friends are sending our girls to RGS, I mean none in my class of 42! We have kids in NYGH, SCGS, St Nicks, but no RGS! 2 of us sent our boys to RI, though.
With my girls, I like that 'gentle touch' SCGS brings. Girls must be girls lah... a bit old fashioned hor? But I can vouch that being a nu 强人 is no fun. Better to be a balanced person. Being a lawyer, doctor, lecturer, teacher etc and still look after a family is better neglecting a family for career... - My thoughts only hor.
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2ppaamm:
This one? http://74.125.153.132/search?q=cache:pm3froYoUioJ:app.mof.gov.sg/cutwaste/suggestionview.asp%3Fid%3D25755+having+more+IP+schools&cd=5&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=sg
Not this one leh
The one I read clearly said that in order to ensure that only the top 10% can choose IP route, any proposals to set up IP programs will no longer be approved !!
Hmmm... why cannot find har ? -
2ppaamm:
Oops! Sorry..then I better delete to save space.Hi KS2me,
This one is the same as the 2nd link I posted above...
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VitoRelax:
Ok, I think I have found it. It is this one:Not this one leh
The one I read clearly said that in order to ensure that only the top 10% can choose IP route, any proposals to set up IP programs will no longer be approved !!
Hmmm... why cannot find har ?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Integrated_Programme
Some where under A Levels, it says:
River Valley High School joined the Integrated Programme system in late 2005 by operating a six year course standalone. It is the last to join the ranks of the schools offering Integrated Programme before the Ministry of Education had closed the gates to the special system. This ensures that students who are under the Integrated Programme are able to cope with their A levels after bypassing their O levels. All the schools allowed in the scheme accepts the top 10% of the national cohort.
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