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    2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • NebbermindN Offline
      Nebbermind
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      lurline:
      The problem I have with ds' school is they do not mark the papers properly and do not have time to go thru corrections with the kids. They give a lot of worksheet because they have to.

      Really donch think the cher will have time to mark. But should make an effort to provide worked answers or option to download it.

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      • janet88J Offline
        janet88
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        Teachers have no time to mark so many past year papers come august…the students exchange to mark…but what is important is knowing why a mistake is made and explained…again this hardly is done.

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        • L Offline
          lurline
          last edited by

          They usually give answer sheet for the students to check but it is not effective learning.

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          • NebbermindN Offline
            Nebbermind
            last edited by

            lurline:
            They usually give answer sheet for the students to check but it is not effective learning.

            Just answers or with workings?
            But must remember, this is revision time...not to re-teach what was previously taught. As long as concept is sound, should not have problem understanding the solution.

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              Starbear
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              Next week, a drilling process starts...... 😓


              5 days a week - intensive class after school dismissal
              Last till end of term 3. :faint:

              I am afraid it will be just like the law of diminishing return.... :yikes:

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              • L Offline
                lurline
                last edited by

                Nebbermind:
                lurline:

                They usually give answer sheet for the students to check but it is not effective learning.


                Just answers or with workings?
                But must remember, this is revision time...not to re-teach what was previously taught. As long as concept is sound, should not have problem understanding the solution.

                The attitude of the child is very impt. Some will bothers to find out the right answers, some will won't even look at the answers provided by the teachers. I think at P6, the teachers at ds school won't bother if the child is not interested to hep himself or herself.

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                  bebebub
                  last edited by

                  Starbear:
                  Next week, a drilling process starts...... 😓


                  5 days a week - intensive class after school dismissal
                  Last till end of term 3. :faint:

                  I am afraid it will be just like the law of diminishing return.... :yikes:
                  That's VERY intensive. If the extra lessons are not benefitting, or if it's too tiring for your child, can opt out?

                  My dd's classmate opt out for this week's supp class. But I dunno what is the reason given.

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                    sleepy
                    last edited by

                    Starbear:
                    Next week, a drilling process starts...... 😓


                    5 days a week - intensive class after school dismissal
                    Last till end of term 3. :faint:

                    I am afraid it will be just like the law of diminishing return.... :yikes:
                    That's too draining. Teachers won't be teaching new stuff anyway. There should be time to do practice papers during school hours

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                    • janet88J Offline
                      janet88
                      last edited by

                      Starbear:
                      Next week, a drilling process starts...... 😓


                      5 days a week - intensive class after school dismissal
                      Last till end of term 3. :faint:
                      I took my son out of supplementary classes...if the purpose is just to get past year papers done, I see no point attending them.

                      5 days a week till end of term 3 will make kids burn out before PSLE. That is as good as not sitting for it.

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                        lurline
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                        my friend’s child did very well for prelims but totally tired after it and didn’t do well for psle.

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