2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
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sembgal:
English not really relevant to the present batch of 2015 students ...but it's a good gauge to know what kind of questions are set for math & science...and what kind of answers are expected.http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2015/ ... format.php
May not be relevant to this batch, but good to know about this change. -
Too early for the P2 to tackle the questions too. Hahaha
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sembgal:
Too early for the P2 to tackle the questions too. Hahaha
p2s are still trying to adjust...but there will be a SA2 end of this year.
in any case, psle is a long way to go for them...because nobody knows what changes will there be by then. -
The strategy is to buy every year from P1 and by the time the child reaches P6, parents would have collected 9 year series of PSLE papers. Not far from our usual 10 year series. Bravo! A great way to teach our students to rely on 10 year series!
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alng:
The strategy is to buy every year from P1 and by the time the child reaches P6, parents would have collected 9 year series of PSLE papers. Not far from our usual 10 year series. Bravo! A great way to teach our students to rely on 10 year series!
Not relevant to 2007 children. Why? Because the children born in 2007 will take New Syllabus PSLE paper for Math in 2019. Can buy 2018 PSLE Math past year paper to refer only as that will be the first revised syllabus virgin Math paper. Haha. As for Science, can buy 2017 and 2018 these 2 past year Science papers to refer to based on new Science syllabus. For English, can buy 2015, 2016 and 2017 past PSLE papers in the year 2018 when the golden piggies are in P5.
Lots of syllabus changes so no point for golden piggies mummies to buy the 3 years series so early. -
alng:
The strategy is to buy every year from P1 and by the time the child reaches P6, parents would have collected 9 year series of PSLE papers. Not far from our usual 10 year series. Bravo! A great way to teach our students to rely on 10 year series!
No need to collect. The school will give your kids the past years papers as revision. -
Even when the syllabus content and exam format changes, the skills assessed for English, Chinese, Maths and Science remain more or less the same. The new PSLE English adds a new skill on critical thinking. So these past papers are still good for practice.
Our kids should not be just drilled on certain exam formats only. It is the skills that need to be focused on. And drilling too much on formats will affect their application skill when the question formats and scenarios change. -
alng:
The strategy is to buy every year from P1 and by the time the child reaches P6, parents would have collected 9 year series of PSLE papers. Not far from our usual 10 year series. Bravo! A great way to teach our students to rely on 10 year series!
Buy so much : got time to practise so many past years' questions ?
How about rest of the other Assessment books, purchased ? -
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PSLE. Examination Papers. 2012 - 2014. -
Why 6 subjects ?
Psle : either take 4 or 5 subjects :-
- English
(there is no Higher English)
- Maths
- Science
- Mother Tongue (Chinese / Malay / Tamil / Hindii / Punjabi)
- Higher Mother Tongue
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