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    How are your Sec Ones coping in the Sec School?

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    • J Offline
      jjxy mum
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      Hi parents,

      Dc just got back his Sa2 result, all the subjects are ranging from 50-60 marks, I am very concerned and worried,. Anyone can share dc exam result, and what should be done? :(..hope to hear from seniors too.

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        33mama
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        jjxy mum:
        Hi parents,

        Dc just got back his Sa2 result, all the subjects are ranging from 50-60 marks, I am very concerned and worried,. Anyone can share dc exam result, and what should be done? :(..hope to hear from seniors too.
        DS in sec 2 now... had the same problem when he was in sec 1... or worse.. failing a few subjects (the newer ones like History and D&T) :rant:
        i was like :frustrated:
        then i went thru his books and really find that it is not easy... understand him more and now in sec 2... he is getting better.. and of course my expectations lowered... he still enjoys studying though and is more self driven this year.

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          jjxy mum
          last edited by

          33mama:
          jjxy mum:

          Hi parents,

          Dc just got back his Sa2 result, all the subjects are ranging from 50-60 marks, I am very concerned and worried,. Anyone can share dc exam result, and what should be done? :(..hope to hear from seniors too.

          DS in sec 2 now... had the same problem when he was in sec 1... or worse.. failing a few subjects (the newer ones like History and D&T) :rant:
          i was like :frustrated:
          then i went thru his books and really find that it is not easy... understand him more and now in sec 2... he is getting better.. and of course my expectations lowered... he still enjoys studying though and is more self driven this year.

          Then, did u send him for tuition?

          Look at my ds marks( have not seen his paper), seem like I have 'study' his sec sch text, and see how much I can help him...

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            sharonkhoo
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            jjxy mum:
            33mama:

            [quote=\"jjxy mum\"]Hi parents,

            Dc just got back his Sa2 result, all the subjects are ranging from 50-60 marks, I am very concerned and worried,. Anyone can share dc exam result, and what should be done? :(..hope to hear from seniors too.

            DS in sec 2 now... had the same problem when he was in sec 1... or worse.. failing a few subjects (the newer ones like History and D&T) :rant:
            i was like :frustrated:
            then i went thru his books and really find that it is not easy... understand him more and now in sec 2... he is getting better.. and of course my expectations lowered... he still enjoys studying though and is more self driven this year.

            Then, did u send him for tuition?

            Look at my ds marks( have not seen his paper), seem like I have 'study' his sec sch text, and see how much I can help him...[/quote]First, where does he stand in his class or standard? Is that roughly where you expect him to be? Marks in sec school may be much lower in absolute nos. than in Pr school. Also, the requirements may be different from Pr school, and students may not have fully adjusted yet. For subjects that are new, students may not have got used to what is required yet. As a first recourse, he should ask his teachers for specific advice as to what his weaknesses are and suggestions for improvement. Once you know the weaknesses, you can also tap on others here for specific suggestions, or get tuition if you think it necessary. At sec school, it's best to let the student take the lead to ask the questions and try to self-study, ask others for help etc.

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              janet88
              last edited by

              jjxy mum:
              Hi parents,

              Dc just got back his Sa2 result, all the subjects are ranging from 50-60 marks, I am very concerned and worried,. Anyone can share dc exam result, and what should be done? :(..hope to hear from seniors too.
              for Chinese, my son has been doing badly (he flunked his SA1)...and Art (D7). yest, he told me he got a D for Chinese SA2.
              he is doing ok for the other subjects...it has been a very trying year getting him adjusted to 7 subjects. he would know his overall results for the year soon...next year will be tougher with streaming :frustrated:

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              • DreamgearD Offline
                Dreamgear
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                sunkc2000:
                Hihi


                Anyone care to share how your Sec 1 DD and DS are coping in the Secondary Schools?
                My DD has been very unhappy since beginning of the year. She has been asking to transfer to her Pri School's affiliated Sec school. Seems like she is not coping well socially in the new school and not motivated to study at all.

                I told her to try out for a year in this Sec school. More than half a year has gone and things doesn't seem to have improved. Think she missed her old friends. I really hope that she can remain in this school, but am almost giving up after seeing her being so unhappy.

                Wonder is this normal? Anyone care to share your experience with your DD or DS?
                Is she an introvert who cannot makes friends easily?

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                  ngl2010
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                  Is the result from P6 to Sec 1 usually a plunge? Like from P4 to P5.

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                    zbear
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                    ngl2010:
                    Is the result from P6 to Sec 1 usually a plunge? Like from P4 to P5.

                    Yes, its a huge jump from Pri to Sec school, also more subjects but don't worry, they will adjust once they settle into Sec School routine.

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                      ngl2010
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                      zbear:
                      ngl2010:

                      Is the result from P6 to Sec 1 usually a plunge? Like from P4 to P5.


                      Yes, its a huge jump from Pri to Sec school, also more subjects but don't worry, they will adjust once they settle into Sec School routine.

                      Thank you. I will prepare mentally so I won't be shocked or panicked when I see his grades plunged šŸ˜“

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