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    2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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      hquek
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      So true, better kids learn now what NOT to do than learn when they see marks during exams.

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        janet88
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        hquek:
        So true, better kids learn now what NOT to do than learn when they see marks during exams.

        sometimes parents remind and remind them to be careful...but when the kids see for themselves how strict the marking is even for daily homework, they will understand why we nag at them.

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          hquek
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          janet88:
          hquek:

          So true, better kids learn now what NOT to do than learn when they see marks during exams.


          sometimes parents remind and remind them to be careful...but when the kids see for themselves how strict the marking is even for daily homework, they will understand why we nag at them.

          Fact: Once kids go to school, anything parent say must discount like mad; anything teacher say is LAW.

          DS2 has ugly handwriting but he is capable of nice. No change despite nagging and hand wringing. It was only at end of P3 last year when he was faced with prospect of using pencils (teacher only allowed those with nice handwriting to 'graduate' to pen, the rest have to use pencil), woah, suddenly there was a marked improvement in his handwriting.

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            shaz
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            Not sure if this has been asked before…is pencil allowed for PSLE? ds prefers using pencil for math

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              janet88
              last edited by

              hquek:


              Fact: Once kids go to school, anything parent say must discount like mad; anything teacher say is LAW.

              DS2 has ugly handwriting but he is capable of nice. No change despite nagging and hand wringing. It was only at end of P3 last year when he was faced with prospect of using pencils (teacher only allowed those with nice handwriting to 'graduate' to pen, the rest have to use pencil), woah, suddenly there was a marked improvement in his handwriting.
              parents can repeat and repeat but hardly anything registers in the kids' brains...but will remember what teachers tell them :mad: mine will tell me, 'cannot. the teacher said must do this way.'

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                janet88
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                shaz:
                Not sure if this has been asked before...is pencil allowed for PSLE? ds prefers using pencil for math

                for OAS, yes 2B pencil.
                otherwise it's pen.

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                  shaz
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                  janet88:
                  shaz:

                  Not sure if this has been asked before...is pencil allowed for PSLE? ds prefers using pencil for math


                  for OAS, yes 2B pencil.
                  otherwise it's pen.

                  Thank you Janet88. Hv to train ds to start using pen for all subjects. but wonder why his Teachers didn't say anything :?

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                    janet88
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                    hi shaz,

                    daughter told me her classmate did the comprehension open-ended in pencil and teacher gave her a warning not to do it again. it’s great that the teachers are really preparing the students for PSLE.
                    please remember not to buy frixion pens as it is specified that this pen is not recommended for important documents and exams.

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                      janet88
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                      daughter did ok for math ca1 paper today…paper 2 (word problems) without any timing. the next paper done would have to be timed to give her a feel of working with speed and accuracy.

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                        janet, may want to explore shortening slightly the timing of the paper once your dd gets the hang of it.

                        eg if the paper is 2hr, perhaps at home can aim to complete it at 1hr 45min.

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