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    2015 PSLE Discussion and Strategies

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    • M Offline
      metz2
      last edited by

      Prelims results is only an indication of how prepared one is for the papers at that point in time. Besides, during the period between Prelims and PSLE, a lot of changes can happen.


      My niece scored an estimated T-score of 270 for her prelims while her best friend scored 250+ (same school). She had always performed better than this friend since they knew each other. However, when the PSLE results were released, she had a rude shock. Her T-score was 256 while her best friend scored 268.

      I also observed from my daughter’s previous school that the PSLE top few scorers were not those who top the school exams. Not sure if this happens in other schools too.

      Those who have not done well, don’t feel discouraged. There’s still one month to work hard and do your best.

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        Aberc
        last edited by

        [quote]
        I also noticed something similar, and this is disheartening... :sad:[/quote]Don't be disheartened! Jiayou :rahrah: don't give up! Can work hard during the coming one week hol. My dd2 didnt do well for her prelims and her Chinese oral that was on the 2nd day didnt go too well either...but we shall press on and chiong all the way 😄

        Thank you metz2 for your words of encouragement! :thankyou:

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          NerdyMath
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          Will grammar mistakes and spelling mistake be penalized in Science exam?

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            alng
            last edited by

            NerdyMath:
            Will grammar mistakes and spelling mistake be penalized in Science exam?

            Not too sure about grammar mistakes. But a spelling error in the key concept words or a spelling error that leads to a different word having a different meaning will be penalised.

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              mceducation1
              last edited by

              alng:
              NerdyMath:

              Will grammar mistakes and spelling mistake be penalized in Science exam?


              Not too sure about grammar mistakes. But a spelling error in the key concept words or a spelling error that leads to a different word having a different meaning will be penalised.


              Hi NerdyMath,

              What alng says about spelling error is true that if it leads to a different word having a different meaning or if they do not represent the initial word intended, they will be penalised. As to grammar mistakes, they will not be penalised unless the sentence structure is so bad that it leads to another meaning and I have seen it happened when a child placed the comma at the wrong part of the sentence which makes the whole concept wrong, so do advice your children to pay attention to their language as well.

              cheers,
              ^Tabitha – Science & Education Specialist
              For Marshall Cavendish Education

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                NerdyMath
                last edited by

                Hi everyone,

                If my DS scored
                86 for English
                85 for Mathematics
                94 for Science
                92 for Chinese
                How much would the aggregate be?

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                  Nebbermind
                  last edited by

                  NerdyMath:
                  Hi everyone,

                  If my DS scored
                  86 for English
                  85 for Mathematics
                  94 for Science
                  92 for Chinese
                  How much would the aggregate be?
                  How high does his results rank in school?

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                    CatMoon
                    last edited by

                    NerdyMath:
                    Hi everyone,

                    If my DS scored
                    86 for English
                    85 for Mathematics
                    94 for Science
                    92 for Chinese
                    How much would the aggregate be?

                    The total will be 357/400 and the approximate t-score range (x 0.72 to be conservative) is 257 or 258.

                    Of course, this t-score is just an estimate.

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                      janet88
                      last edited by

                      just saw my calendar…next fri is PSLE LC…all the best kids! don’t kancheong, listen carefully.

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                        bb_ mom
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                        Just hope no haze from here on. Otherwise, kids will suffer.

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