National Junior College (Junior High)

[VitoRelax]

Jennifer:

VitoRelax:

Another hypothetical question. Since we know that there are much fewer boys than girls. So, if 25 boys have the same answers to the survey form, will they put all the 25 boys into one same class ? :

My boy said there are about 50 qns. Very difficult to have all same ans, even identical twins differ in some ways.

Yeah but what I meant was, if the students know before hand that the survey is to determine the class they go to, then just sit next to each other & provide the same answer and you'll be in the same class !!

[phankao]

VitoRelax:

Yeah but what I meant was, if the students know before hand that the survey is to determine the class they go to, then just sit next to each other & provide the same answer and you'll be in the same class !!

Got no *police* around, ah? Cannot play cheat, ok!

[VitoRelax]

phankao:

Got no *police* around, ah? Cannot play cheat, ok!

Not a test wat, I tot it is just a survey form that is casually filled, right ?

[Jennifer]

VitoRelax:

Jennifer:

[quote=\"VitoRelax\"]Another hypothetical question. Since we know that there are much fewer boys than girls. So, if 25 boys have the same answers to the survey form, will they put all the 25 boys into one same class ? :

My boy said there are about 50 qns. Very difficult to have all same ans, even identical twins differ in some ways.

Yeah but what I meant was, if the students know before hand that the survey is to determine the class they go to, then just sit next to each other & provide the same answer and you'll be in the same class !! :D[/quote]But surely the child has some maturity to think of the impact of being in the wrong class setting right? I believe the grouping of similar profile student impacts on the teaching style of the teachers. Imagine a case in which some children did what you thought is possible, one of them find himself unable to build a rapport with the teachers, then got to learn in a harder way, very tiring one leh. It's now study smart, not study hard to get good grades.

[Jennifer]

The time table is out.


What are the followings:
1. HOMERM
2. CONTACT
3. LEADSHP

My boy has 3 free periods each week.

[VitoRelax]

Jennifer:

But surely the child has some maturity to think of the impact of being in the wrong class setting right? I believe the grouping of similar profile student impacts on the teaching style of the teachers. Imagine a case in which some children did what you thought is possible, one of them find himself unable to build a rapport with the teachers, then got to learn in a harder way, very tiring one leh. It's now study smart, not study hard to get good grades.

This is only a hypothetical question. If the kids wants so much to be in the same class, they could have filled up the same answer in the survey form & be in the same class.

Going further, if say there are only 25 boys in the whole cohort, then if 25 boys have the same exact answer, then will they put all the 25 boys in one class & the remainder classes have no boys ?

So, I am not too sure the survey form has any bearing on the allocation of class. But since some say that the school said so, so I am wrong lah....

[ooptimizer]

1. HomeRoom?

2. Contact Time?
3. Leadership (Training?)

[VitoRelax]

Jennifer:

The time table is out.


What are the followings:
1. HOMERM
2. CONTACT
3. LEADSHP

I am wondering too what are these ??? :?

[ooptimizer]

VitoRelax:

Jennifer:

The time table is out.


What are the followings:
1. HOMERM
2. CONTACT
3. LEADSHP

I am wondering too what are these ??? :?

1. HomeRoom?
2. Contact Time?
3. Leadership (Training?)

[phankao]

ooptimizer:

1. HomeRoom?

2. Contact Time?
3. Leadership (Training?)

My guess.

HomeRoom - class, lah!
Contact Time - teacher's meeting?


Haiyah - dun care lah - the kids will discover or even know already.