Hwa Chong Institution (High School)
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Chandelier:
Hi all, Term 2 results are out on our DS I-Comp for marks checking :yikes:
Thanks Chandelier!!!!
Btw, DS shared that there's weightage allocated for each assignment under English & Higher Chinese. We're not suppose to sum up the marks & divide it with the total to determine the grade. -
Hi, all
Can I check with those having DS in sec 2 this year on how student are selected for special programs eg BSP, SMTP etc? meeting the min MSG<2? Any special advantage when in JC or applying to U? or Or is it better to just stay in the normal IP program for lesser work load since all lead to HCJC? -
joe0599:
Special Programmes include getting an A1 in the subject in matter and MSG <2.0Hi, all
Can I check with those having DS in sec 2 this year on how student are selected for special programs eg BSP, SMTP etc? meeting the min MSG<2? Any special advantage when in JC or applying to U? or Or is it better to just stay in the normal IP program for lesser work load since all lead to HCJC?
BSP: HCL
SMTP: LSS and IM
HP: IH and ELL
Advantage? In JC, it will allow you to enter more easily as you have gone through a tougher curriculum.
Applying for U. Well, if you have the experience in more research and higher-order learning, it will definitely make your son stand out. However, it is not said explicitly.
That depends on your son. If he can handle and it passionate then a greater workload shouldn't be a problem. -
Hi,
Anyone know of Lit Tutor around in the East? Dun mind going to the tutor house if travelling is not too far. -
Hi All,
If your DS was via DSA to HCI previously, could you kindly share your experience on the format of DSA test on English and Chinese. MCQ or Open-ended or both?
Next the group diagloue (interview) consist a panel of interviews for a group of students. If it is the latter, how do they assess on the student performance as it is just like debate, whoever is faster in answering will the lead the conversation and other students may not have the chance to add on if the first speaker cover the topic comprehensively.
Please help -
sama:
I don't know/remember the format for written tests. As for group interview, don't need to worry, every child is given a chance to respond to the questions. Most of the questions are looking for personal views or responses, so no risks of earlier speaker covering everything. As in all interviews, it is not just the answers that are important, the way they are answered are equally or more important to the interviewers. So if a child is very shy or passive in such dialogue, it does reveal something about the candidate, I suppose.Hi All,
If your DS was via DSA to HCI previously, could you kindly share your experience on the format of DSA test on English and Chinese. MCQ or Open-ended or both?
Next the group diagloue (interview) consist a panel of interviews for a group of students. If it is the latter, how do they assess on the student performance as it is just like debate, whoever is faster in answering will the lead the conversation and other students may not have the chance to add on if the first speaker cover the topic comprehensively.
Please help
All the best to your DS! -
Does anyone know if all the DSA applicants are automatically included in the test or only shortlisted ? This year the HCI test happens to be on e same day as the NUSH selection camp. Means hv to forgo either one. So sad.
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sama:
Is yours for mainstream or GE? If not wrong in the past for mainstream the interview is quite relaxing more like chi chat but GE ones are challenging, no debate , don't worry.Hi All,
If your DS was via DSA to HCI previously, could you kindly share your experience on the format of DSA test on English and Chinese. MCQ or Open-ended or both?
Next the group diagloue (interview) consist a panel of interviews for a group of students. If it is the latter, how do they assess on the student performance as it is just like debate, whoever is faster in answering will the lead the conversation and other students may not have the chance to add on if the first speaker cover the topic comprehensively.
Please help -
Otah:
My DS was from GEP and went in HCI via DSA. He said the interview was relaxed, and not being pressed hard for his views.
Is yours for mainstream or GE? If not wrong in the past for mainstream the interview is quite relaxing more like chi chat but GE ones are challenging, no debate , don't worry.sama:
Hi All,
If your DS was via DSA to HCI previously, could you kindly share your experience on the format of DSA test on English and Chinese. MCQ or Open-ended or both?
Next the group diagloue (interview) consist a panel of interviews for a group of students. If it is the latter, how do they assess on the student performance as it is just like debate, whoever is faster in answering will the lead the conversation and other students may not have the chance to add on if the first speaker cover the topic comprehensively.
Please help
My understanding is the school is looking for a \"good match\", student that sincerely wants to study in HCI. -
oliveoil:
My DS was from GEP and went in HCI via DSA. He said the interview was relaxed, and not being pressed hard for his views.
Is yours for mainstream or GE? If not wrong in the past for mainstream the interview is quite relaxing more like chi chat but GE ones are challenging, no debate , don't worry.Otah:
[quote=\"sama\"]Hi All,
If your DS was via DSA to HCI previously, could you kindly share your experience on the format of DSA test on English and Chinese. MCQ or Open-ended or both?
Next the group diagloue (interview) consist a panel of interviews for a group of students. If it is the latter, how do they assess on the student performance as it is just like debate, whoever is faster in answering will the lead the conversation and other students may not have the chance to add on if the first speaker cover the topic comprehensively.
Please help
My understanding is the school is looking for a \"good match\", student that sincerely wants to study in HCI.[/quote] More like they do look at everything and leave the choice to you
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