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    2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • Oh My GoshO Offline
      Oh My Gosh
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      lexis:
      my son (now in sec 1) was in the e2k programme and he enjoyed himself very much.


      The programme will not help you score in the PSLE as it doesn't cover PSLE-related topics, but it's great for inquisitive minds which enjoy doing fun projects, and learning about scientific things in general.
      What I mean by beneficial is not specifically on the \"grades\" (but I definitely wont mind it :). I am interested to know what do the teachers do for the programme - surely it cant be experiments, experiments and more experiments every week for the next 3 years?

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        lexis
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        is it weekly for 3 years? My son was in it for 2 years, and it was about 4 lessons per term, held after school.


        It’s not necessarily experiments, but they learn things like how polar bars keep warm, how to build a toy car… that sort of thing. It wasn’t classroom style teaching but more hands on, and held in the school sci lab.

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        • Oh My GoshO Offline
          Oh My Gosh
          last edited by

          lexis:
          is it weekly for 3 years? My son was in it for 2 years, and it was about 4 lessons per term, held after school.


          It's not necessarily experiments, but they learn things like how polar bars keep warm, how to build a toy car... that sort of thing. It wasn't classroom style teaching but more hands on, and held in the school sci lab.
          Yes, it is weekly for 3 years for his school. And in view of the weekly commitments, students can even use E2K as the CCA and gave up their current CCA. Hence I am curious what is the syallabus over 3 years....

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            XYZ1
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            janet_lee88:
            Our batch taking PSLE in 2016.

            Hope this daughter will be geared up and ready by then...had a bad experience with son in 2012...trying not to repeat mistake again 🙏
            Hi Janet

            can you share some of the \"mistakes\" u had with your first PSLE experience for your ds?
            Mine will be first for me...so hope to 少走一些冤枉路。。。

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            • janet88J Offline
              janet88
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              hubby refused to believe in math tuition…actually he has been the one teaching son math since p1 WITHOUT tuition. at p4, son still had 84…however, when son went to p5, he couldn’t even get daily homework done and needless to say, flunk CA1 and SA1 BADLY.


              so for #2, HE is convinced daughter needs math tuition.
              and preparation for PSLE begins from p4…worst thing is, there is a change of English syllabus for kids from 2015…so it is a never-ending headache.

              冤枉路 is unescapable…it’s only a matter of how much can be reduced.

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                mumto2
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                Reporting here. My dd2 will be taking PSLE in 2016.

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                • Oh My GoshO Offline
                  Oh My Gosh
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                  mumto2:
                  Reporting here. My dd2 will be taking PSLE in 2016.

                  DD2- so you should be quite experienced, having went through with your DD1 :)? Mine is DS1 - headache. Still playful and not getting into study momentum yet...

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                  • M Offline
                    mumto2
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                    LOL…experienced…hahhaha…that was 6 years ago!

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                    • janet88J Offline
                      janet88
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                      mumto2:
                      LOL...experienced...hahhaha....that was 6 years ago!

                      having gone through psle helps A LITTLE...but the stress level facing the child sitting for it is another story altogether.

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                        sleepy
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                        mumto2:
                        Reporting here. My dd2 will be taking PSLE in 2016.

                        Mine is dd2 too

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