2013 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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happyheart:
Thank you
:congrats:TheAnswer:
[quote=\"happyheart\"]:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1!
I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! 
! I feel that..really important that the child need to taste success to spur them on. It has been a long journey for DS. Although it is not an A* and the BIG picture is still PSLE, he has proven that it is a mission that is difficult but not impossible. Imagine he failed MT last year! I hope that with this, he will have motivation to do likewise for Maths.[/quote] :congrats:
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Hi happy heart,
That wonderful grade will do wonders for your child's confidence as PSLE approaches.
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janet_lee88:
:goodpost: :salute:Hi happy heart,
That wonderful grade will do wonders for your child's confidence as PSLE approaches.
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happyheart:
:rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah::rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid! -
Thank you all for being happy for DS :grphug: I hope all our children will, in one way or another, experience the fruits of one's labour in a positive manner
Now waiting nervously for other results to come back, think the class overall grade for Science and Maths dropped for this SA1. -
happyheart:
:congrats::rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid!
Don't worry about the arrogance aspect. As parents, kids doing well / improving really mean happiness for us. It's like better than striking lottery. So we understand that.
Hope that is a confidence booster for him. -
MMM:
:thankyou: Indeed, it is definitely a confidence booster for him! He started to plan with me what to do this June holiday to further improve his grade, including that of Maths!
:congrats:happyheart:
:rahrah: I cannot contain my happiness, I have to share with parents here, whom have been listening to my grievances for Maths....I hope sharing this news will not be viewed as being arrogant. I am just so grateful!
My DS whom has not been doing well in MT since P3, scored an 'A' for this SA1! I am so happy for him because he has proven to himself he can, despite being a potato kid!
Don't worry about the arrogance aspect. As parents, kids doing well / improving really mean happiness for us. It's like better than striking lottery. So we understand that.
Hope that is a confidence booster for him. -
Did anyone get the psle booklet? It is stated that the results is tentatively scheduled to be released between 22 Nov and 25 Nov. So meaning the results will be released on a Friday, Sat or Monday this year? Different from the norm.
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zeemimi:
Did anyone get the psle booklet? It is stated that the results is tentatively scheduled to be released between 22 Nov and 25 Nov. So meaning the results will be released on a Friday, Sat or Monday this year? Different from the norm.
No information so far from DS's school. -
zeemimi:
Did anyone get the psle booklet? It is stated that the results is tentatively scheduled to be released between 22 Nov and 25 Nov. So meaning the results will be released on a Friday, Sat or Monday this year? Different from the norm.
We have not received the psle booklet.
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