Networking Group - JCs General
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zbear:
Yes, of coz it is still possible...naggo-nitemare:
It's certainly possible to still score straight As in JC. I know of a few such people who recently received their grade report for CT1 in JC1. I must admit these people r highly gifted n passionate n disciplined.
This is possible but as we all know - there are some JCs which are better than others. So the different JCs will hv different school exam standards.
What i was saying was that, in this particular JCT in JC2 of my gal's sch,...For some subj, there wasnt even a single A grade achieved...
Also, i understand that some JCs do heavy moderation...could possibly a jump in several grades...
Heard of a case last yr, in a TOP JC,( dont ask me which JC
) After moderation, this student had gotten straight As ....
But when came to actual A level results, she was utterly disappointed to get 2 Bs... -
zbear:
Oh dear, I don't remember my DD ever scoring an A in JC1.[/quote]Nvm lah....Ultimately is the A Level results that matter most...Augmum:
[quote=\"zeemimi\"]So it looks like not possible to get As & Bs only in JCs. Anyone's kids never get worse than a B? :evil:
Haha...JC1, i still could see As...
How are the statistical charts in yr DD's sch, Zeemimi ? Did they disclose ? -
Yes I heard there is some moderation for those applying scholarship. :yikes: don't ask me which school but there is no smoke if no fire. :siam:
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Hi !
I would like to seek parent’s opinion. My girl is in jc2 this year. Her teacher asked her to do 5 months relief teaching at her own JC next year after her A levels. What do you think of this? It seems intimidating to teach students 2 years her junior. And it looks like she can’t really take a break after the A levels from studies because she has to keep uptodate with the material. I wonder if I should encourage her or let her take a good break after A levels. -
doodley:
Its actually not that bad. When I was in JC1, we didnt have a math teacher because the one we got was on maternity leaver. So a graduated student took over for a few months. It was okay.Hi !
I would like to seek parent's opinion. My girl is in jc2 this year. Her teacher asked her to do 5 months relief teaching at her own JC next year after her A levels. What do you think of this? It seems intimidating to teach students 2 years her junior. And it looks like she can't really take a break after the A levels from studies because she has to keep uptodate with the material. I wonder if I should encourage her or let her take a good break after A levels.
Its also good income and experience. I dont think there's a real need for a holiday either. Considering that in uni you will have really long summer breaks too. Most students also go on exchange during semester time in university and treat that as a holiday as well lol. She can also go for a holiday in December when uni takes a break for about a month and a half. In total, you only have 26 weeks of university each year. Broken up into two semesters of 13 weeks each. So you're left with another 26 weeks of the year to enjoy. -
Is it acceptable in the JCs for boys to be spotting Henna tattoos on their hands? Thought Henna is normally used by Hindu and Muslim brides.
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havok_ex:
thank you havok_ex for the helpful insight.
Its actually not that bad. When I was in JC1, we didnt have a math teacher because the one we got was on maternity leaver. So a graduated student took over for a few months. It was okay.doodley:
Hi !
I would like to seek parent's opinion. My girl is in jc2 this year. Her teacher asked her to do 5 months relief teaching at her own JC next year after her A levels. What do you think of this? It seems intimidating to teach students 2 years her junior. And it looks like she can't really take a break after the A levels from studies because she has to keep uptodate with the material. I wonder if I should encourage her or let her take a good break after A levels.
Its also good income and experience. I dont think there's a real need for a holiday either. Considering that in uni you will have really long summer breaks too. Most students also go on exchange during semester time in university and treat that as a holiday as well lol. She can also go for a holiday in December when uni takes a break for about a month and a half. In total, you only have 26 weeks of university each year. Broken up into two semesters of 13 weeks each. So you're left with another 26 weeks of the year to enjoy. -
Hi all, my daughter is jc1 this year. As you all know that jc doesn’t have many assessments book available so i was thinking if anyone have other jcs resources for extra practise? Thank you !
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Joanneseah:
Hi all, my daughter is jc1 this year. As you all know that jc doesn't have many assessments book available so i was thinking if anyone have other jcs resources for extra practise? Thank you !
Usually the school will compile for the students. -
zeemimi:
I feel that it will be good to have other school's tutorial for my daughter to practiseJoanneseah:
Hi all, my daughter is jc1 this year. As you all know that jc doesn't have many assessments book available so i was thinking if anyone have other jcs resources for extra practise? Thank you !
Usually the school will compile for the students.
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