2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[GiftedGem]

PSLE 2014 will be a busy year for many parents whose kids are born in 2002.

Mummy here has joined DSA2014, Club 2002 kids and now I am, joining this thread.

Certainly, there will be moments of anxiety, stress or disappointment along the way. Let’s embrace ourselves as we walk the journey together with our kids for this upcoming PSLE in the next 12 mths.

[thankgod]

GiftedGem:

PSLE 2014 will be a busy year for many parents whose kids are born in 2002.

Mummy here has joined DSA2014, Club 2002 kids and now I am, joining this thread.

Certainly, there will be moments of anxiety, stress or disappointment along the way. Let's embrace ourselves as we walk the journey together with our kids for this upcoming PSLE in the next 12 mths.

LIKE!

[Kitty]

checking in :rahrah:

[Jamesbond]

Kitty:

checking in :rahrah:

Welcome......

[isetan]

DD english compo is made up of spelling errors. Any idea how to improve and not to overcome it?

[HappieNewbie123]

kiasuFoo:

33mama:

[quote=\"HappieNewbie123\"]Wah... everyone so stress... *sigh* its going to be our first psle too. SA2 havent finish kiasu mum here already worried about psle. my dd's grades dropped a lot this year especially chinese (shdnt have took hcl, seems like it is more stressful), my hubby and I super worried about p6. Any good tutor to recommend?? I know its a bit early but guess all mummies and daddies can relate their stress to mine.

My DD's Chinese grade had also dropped a lot and seems it's difficult to come up... :nailbite:
It's not too early to start.. in fact I would think it's late.... cos language requires some time and effort to move up and takes no effort at all to drop!!!! :imdrowning:

I am a mother of 3 children. The first one already entered his secondary school phrase, the second just finish her psle, the third taking his next year :frustrated: Tiring :faint: my first two's chinese havent been up to standard especially my first ds. His chinese standard is near failing when he was P6. Still remember that year searching for tutor high and low :?: but finally came across one of the better ones. After trying for a mth, I immediately :siam: from the chinese tuition centre and put all my hope on the tutor. (Like I taking psle instead of my child) She is quite experienced and very understandable. My second and third are still having her as their chinese tutor. My first got his psle result that year and recieved an A for chinese. Miracle really happened thankfully. My dd's prelim got an A* for chinese and Merit for HCL. Kiasu mum here is hoping for A* and distinction when the psle results are out. You can pm me for her contacts and more information. Good tutors must be known, experienced mum here knows the anxiety every parent is going through now.[/quote]Thanks kiasuFoo for your help. I've got into contact with her and today was my dd's first lesson. It was satisfying and my dd seems to like her.

[iFirefly]

Happynewbie123… Does the CL tutor teach at your place or her place? Can you PM me her contact ? Thx…

[smile]

Hi kiasuFoo and Happynewbie123,


Do you have any good EL tutor/centre to recommend ? Can you pm me the contact? Thanks

[jedamum]

Am looking for the following revision/intensive course for the dec holidays (West area).

- science
- chinese

appreciate genuine recommendations.
thanks.

[CHC123]

My DD Math Paper 2 is very weak. I have one to one tutor for her but still no improvement. Next year will be taking PSLE and this will pull down her overall marks cos her other subjects are above average. Can anyone advise what to do during this school holiday. I am planning to go through all the past exam paper correction with her again. Should she continue to do with the exam paper or go for assessment book on a topic by topic revision. She's weak in all area.