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    2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

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      lurline
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      I think it is not so easy to score A* for English and Chinese. Therefore, the child with a* in eng & Chinese hv a higher T-score.


      Mr Lim, don’t laugh… Correct or not?

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        jedamum
        last edited by

        lurline:
        I think it is not so easy to score A* for English and Chinese. Therefore, the child with a* in eng & Chinese hv a higher T-score.


        Mr Lim, don't laugh.. Correct or not?
        But comparative based on the stats given earlier,% of A and A* nation wide is higher for chinese and lowest for science. Doesn't that mean Sci toughest and should have higher score for getting A*?

        Mr Lim, don't laugh.. Correct or not?

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          lurline
          last edited by

          I always thought that it is easier to get A* for Maths & Science till I saw the comparative stats provided by Mr Lim. Am puzzled too

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            StudyRoom
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            Wrote a piece for all those who didn't do well for their CA1. Please don't give up. PSLE is the real deal. This is just a wake up call.

            http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/conte ... failed-my-‘a’-levels-because-i-didn’t-have-heart

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              janet88
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              StudyRoom:
              Wrote a piece for all those who didn't do well for their CA1. Please don't give up. PSLE is the real deal. This is just a wake up call.
              PSLE is the REAL exam you will be sitting for...whether you do extremely well or marginally for your CA, SA or prelim, it is not counted.

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                chloecube
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                janet_lee88:
                StudyRoom:

                Wrote a piece for all those who didn't do well for their CA1. Please don't give up. PSLE is the real deal. This is just a wake up call.

                PSLE is the REAL exam you will be sitting for...whether you do extremely well or marginally for your CA, SA or prelim, it is not counted.

                :goodpost:

                agree, the last hurdle and finishing line is PSLE
                everyone (PSLE students and the parents) jiayou!
                i keep encouraging DS that this is the last leap for his primary school, make it a good one.

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                  SpartanMum
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                  Yup chloecube, janet_lee88 are right. Rather than worrying about which subject will pull T-scores up, let's just focus on helping DCs do their best and achieve their full potential in every subject - there is still time.


                  Good luck everyone! Let's continue to motivate, help and be gentle with each other. ( Er...and no need to laugh, ridicule or bang head.... 😄 )

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                    janet88
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                    SpartanMum:
                    Yup chloecube, janet_lee88 are right. Rather than worrying about which subject will pull T-scores up, let's just focus on helping DCs do their best and achieve their full potential in every subject - there is still time.
                    SUPPOSING languages pull up t-score, are you going to just focus on them and neglect math and science? no right? every subject will have 100% attention. take the ca and sa as revision...whether up to expectations or not, just pay attention to the BIG PICTURE...don't get complacent if results turn out super but don't lose hope either. All the best.

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                      lurline
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                      Mr Lim,

                      Thks for taking time to explain!

                      just joking with u regarding the ‘laughing’ remark, hope u don’t mind.

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                        Stressedupmom
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                        Hi,


                        Can any experienced mommy tell what will the score range be for PSLE if the kid is averaging above 80% for P5 and P6? From one of the more well-known schools. Thanks!

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