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    2014 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

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    • K Offline
      KSP
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      JJ1111:
      33mama:

      for my DS1 who took PSLE in 2011. I used * .72 for his prelim and in the end his actual was +14 of his prelim. :rahrah: but that was based on the old \"ruler\"...


      heard that last year the results or the ruler was measured differently. It would be good to invite 2013 PSLE parents/student to share their estimation based on prelim results and actual psle results in order to have a rough gauge for us 2014 psle parents. šŸ˜‰

      I just used my girl last year prelim result to X .72. The actual was +25 of her prelim. :evil:

      +25 :yikes: that's a lot!!!

      u mean u used prelim say 80% like 320/400 (total of 4 subjects) then convert to over 300 which is 240 but the PSLE Tscore came out to be 240+25=265

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      • K Offline
        KSP
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        Nebbermind:
        Perhaps you can look at the schools previous year's top kid.

        If, say, last year's kid was 270 and this year's top kid is around 90% average, then using 0.75 is OK.

        If this year's top class has several kids or whole class getting average >90%, then maybe 0.72 or 0.73 (mostly 260-ish) coz most schools will not have many kids getting >270 if the national highest is around 280.

        NO magic multiplier....just estimate what T-score your school's top kid will get and use the multiplier.
        it would be good that each individual school can release their Prelim vs PSLE Tscore of previous year to give the current parents a way to estimate, every school paper is different so it would be difficult to come with a common multiplier that suit all schs and whole range of marks.....

        i would say if prelim marks
        - is below 240(over 300), one can add 10-20+ marks,
        - between 240+ to 250+ can add 10+ marks
        - around 260+ can add 5 marks or no change
        - more than 270+ maybe need to -5 to -10 marks

        that's only my rough estimation......

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          JJ1111
          last edited by

          KSP:
          JJ1111:

          [quote=\"33mama\"]for my DS1 who took PSLE in 2011. I used * .72 for his prelim and in the end his actual was +14 of his prelim. :rahrah: but that was based on the old \"ruler\"...


          heard that last year the results or the ruler was measured differently. It would be good to invite 2013 PSLE parents/student to share their estimation based on prelim results and actual psle results in order to have a rough gauge for us 2014 psle parents. šŸ˜‰

          I just used my girl last year prelim result to X .72. The actual was +25 of her prelim. :evil:

          +25 :yikes: that's a lot!!!

          u mean u used prelim say 80% like 320/400 (total of 4 subjects) then convert to over 300 which is 240 but the PSLE Tscore came out to be 240+25=265[/quote]I used her prelim result 4 subjects add together than multiply by 0.72
          = rough guide of T-score. Compared with her actual PSLE t-score, different by 25 points.

          if a student get 80 marks for every subject. 4 subjects will be 320 x 0.72 = 230.4 only. Frankly, I personally feel if a child can get average 80 marks, his / her result is consider very good. So getting t-score 230 is consider low to me.

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          • NebbermindN Offline
            Nebbermind
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            http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?f=69&t=65271


            Based on the 2013 top scores above, it was 270±5

            If your school's 2014 top prelim is at 90%, then use 0.75
            If >90%, eg, 92%, then use lower, say 0.73~74
            If <90%, eg, 88%, then use 0.76~77

            It's just an estimate.

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            • B Offline
              bb_ mom
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              Gingerbread2:
              Hi BBmom


              You are a 2013 PSLE Mummy?
              Yep! One more psle to get thru next year.

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                PollutedS
                last edited by

                Normally if a student gets all A stars, but only 91 for all subjects, what will be his T-score? 262?

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                • W Offline
                  whitecarrotcake
                  last edited by

                  If the school provides mean and standard deviation for each subject, you can use the formula to work out the t-score. I reckon psle score should be about +/- 10.

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                  • janet88J Offline
                    janet88
                    last edited by

                    bb_ mom:
                    Gingerbread2:

                    Hi BBmom


                    You are a 2013 PSLE Mummy?

                    Yep! One more psle to get thru next year.

                    mine is 2012 psle and 2016 psle. wish me luck and lots of sanity.

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                      33mama
                      last edited by

                      KSP:
                      JJ1111:

                      [quote=\"33mama\"]for my DS1 who took PSLE in 2011. I used * .72 for his prelim and in the end his actual was +14 of his prelim. :rahrah: but that was based on the old \"ruler\"...


                      heard that last year the results or the ruler was measured differently. It would be good to invite 2013 PSLE parents/student to share their estimation based on prelim results and actual psle results in order to have a rough gauge for us 2014 psle parents. šŸ˜‰

                      I just used my girl last year prelim result to X .72. The actual was +25 of her prelim. :evil:

                      +25 :yikes: that's a lot!!!

                      u mean u used prelim say 80% like 320/400 (total of 4 subjects) then convert to over 300 which is 240 but the PSLE Tscore came out to be 240+25=265[/quote]wow! I'm really impressed too! your gal must have woken up within that 1 month! How I wish my DD is like that! :pokeeye:

                      she is on and off in dreamy land.... :snooze:

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                      • janet88J Offline
                        janet88
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                        Prelims are usually much harder...so maybe the child is good.

                        Girls tend to be mature earlier. But anything can happen in the few weeks before PSLE.

                        All the best for the LC :rahrah:

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