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    2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • jedamumJ Offline
      jedamum
      last edited by

      nicnac:
      Thank you Jedamum for sharing your experiences.


      P6 year is so scary for many of us. So much to do, yet so little time. CA1,SA1,CA2,SA2,PRELIMS,PSLE... all packed into 10 months. Are these what we are expecting in P6, or did I miss out any others? πŸ˜“
      My son didn't have sa2, I think. You should look through your school's this year newsletter or diary or calendar to roughly get the dates of the weeks of such tests so that when you get the actual dates, you won't panic so much.

      Treat every prep for ca and sa as a check point revision and knowing the results is in no way affecting the psle final score, use them to treat weak areas.

      Ensure the kids get enough sleep is important too.

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      • FunzF Offline
        Funz
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        For most schools Prelims is SA2.


        People, please do not get yourself all wound up now. Pace yourself and your kid or you will burnout even before Prelims start.

        The temptation to just drop everything right after prelims is very strong so we must reserve some energy to make sure that our kids push through until PSLE.

        9-10 months from Dec to PSLE to us is a very short time to get so many things done but to the kid who is taking the exam, it is 9-10 long months of non-stop prep.

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          janet88
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          mumto2:
          Hi,


          Trust me, for those who had gone through, been through, it is still a scary moment/year for us.

          Suddenly, school is piling them with lots of past-year papers and homework and there's no time for revision at all or do any assigned work given by me. Haizzz.....

          Like what Janet mentioned, after this SA2, tuition as per normal as tutors want to start P6 immediately. The only break is in second week of Dec before tuition starts again after Christmas.

          Double stress for me comes 2016...PSLE and A levels....aiyoh!!! Jia You to all!
          same here mumto2. teacher gave all the school's past year exam papers and remaining worksheets...I can't squeeze in any revision on my side. past year exam papers is not a way to revise...it can only be done after revision is completed.

          on my side...PSLE and O levels. even if the older one doesn't require my help, I still have to make sure he is revising his work and not whatspping his time away.

          daughter asked me why there is no holiday (from tutors) after her SA2...explained to her when school reopens next year, her teacher will go like bullet train to cover the remaining topics...so it's better to start early than late.

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            mumto2
            last edited by

            Janet,


            We Jia You together!

            I cant do much with dd1 taking her A...but still that sense of worrying and kan chiongness in me. πŸ˜“

            All the best

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              janet88
              last edited by

              mumto2:
              Janet,


              We Jia You together!

              I cant do much with dd1 taking her A...but still that sense of worrying and kan chiongness in me. πŸ˜“

              All the best
              same here...can't do much for the older one...just making sure he is doing what he should and remember the urgency.

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                SydneyBB
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                Hi all,


                Any headstart PSLE camp to recommend for this Nov/Dec holiday?
                My DS is P5 this year.

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                  janet88
                  last edited by

                  i totally agree what the professor mentioned.

                  \"Most of our students acquire knowledge just to pass exams, and they do not really enjoy the learning process,\" Prof Tan told the Chinese evening daily
                  http://news.asiaone.com/news/education/ ... arning-too

                  from beginning to end, it's all about learning how to pass exams...for example doing past year exam papers which has been going on all these years.

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                    ammonite
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                    janet88:
                    past year exam papers is not a way to revise...it can only be done after revision is completed.

                    janet88, actually I do find past year papers a fast way to revise. From the papers, you can find out what the child doesn't know, then revise accordingly. This you don't have to waste time going through everything.

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                      nicnac
                      last edited by

                      janet88:
                      i totally agree what the professor mentioned.

                      \"Most of our students acquire knowledge just to pass exams, and they do not really enjoy the learning process,\" Prof Tan told the Chinese evening daily
                      http://news.asiaone.com/news/education/ ... arning-too

                      from beginning to end, it's all about learning how to pass exams...for example doing past year exam papers which has been going on all these years.
                      Agree! Especially science, too rigid.. it has to be the 'model' answer. You have to use the exact word eg, strong =/= hard etc..To score well for science, we have to master the technique of answering, knowing the facts is not enough.

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                        sleepy
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                        As usual, dd2 did badly for CL oral. She knows all the technique in theory but encountered application issue. Don’t know how to help her. She refused to practice with me.

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