St. Joseph's Institution
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NotEducatedMan:
Hhmm...I was just wondering why the Chem teacher adopted such a teaching method. Or is this the new way of teaching? Hhmm...I just cannot comprehend this. I heard that this is the IP way of teaching. Just wanted to know how true this is.Heard from my DS & even his classmate from the upper sec. Their chemistry teacher didn't really teach them.
Most of the time asking them to revise by themselves, whereas both of their bio & phy teacher have put in much effort in teaching them.
Moreover he is the HOD in Science :slapshead: -
Hi,
Is there any way that I can enroll my kid in sec 2 at SJI, to follow O level curriculum. If so, what are the criteria and the procedure to do it. My kid is currently doing sec 1 in neighborhood school .Can pls somebody help me related to this.TIA -
NotEducatedMan:
Is it a one-off case? My DS is currently in Sec 3. He has been very blessed with very good Science teachers throughout the years so far in SJI.Heard from my DS & even his classmate from the upper sec. Their chemistry teacher didn't really teach them.
Most of the time asking them to revise by themselves, whereas both of their bio & phy teacher have put in much effort in teaching them.
Moreover he is the HOD in Science :slapshead: -
Blanja85:
Students who wish to transfer to SJI Sec 2/3 O level programme are required to sit for an entrance test.Hi,
Is there any way that I can enroll my kid in sec 2 at SJI, to follow O level curriculum. If so, what are the criteria and the procedure to do it. My kid is currently doing sec 1 in neighborhood school .Can pls somebody help me related to this.TIA
Please refer to http://www.sji.edu.sg/admission/o-level ... -programme for entry in 2016 Sec 2/3.
For 2017 entry, the information may be available later part of this year.
All the best! -
usaik:
Hi...I sincerely do hope so and am happy to hear that. Is your DS in the IP track?
Is it a one-off case? My DS is currently in Sec 3. He has been very blessed with very good Science teachers throughout the years so far in SJI.NotEducatedMan:
Heard from my DS & even his classmate from the upper sec. Their chemistry teacher didn't really teach them.
Most of the time asking them to revise by themselves, whereas both of their bio & phy teacher have put in much effort in teaching them.
Moreover he is the HOD in Science :slapshead: -
NotEducatedMan:
Maybe the HOD going to retire or simply adopt the easy method where since these kids come in with high PSLE T Score,HOD could switch off.Heard from my DS & even his classmate from the upper sec. Their chemistry teacher didn't really teach them.
Most of the time asking them to revise by themselves, whereas both of their bio & phy teacher have put in much effort in teaching them.
Moreover he is the HOD in Science :slapshead: -
mn_1704:
Would not be able to answer you as I did not do any comparision against RI.Hi titank or any parent with child in SJI IP,
Heard from a friend that the SJI teachers in the IP programme do teach more as compared to the teachers at RI? Is this true?
rgds,
mn_1704
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titank:
Would not be able to answer you as I did not do any comparision against RI.mn_1704:
Hi titank or any parent with child in SJI IP,
Heard from a friend that the SJI teachers in the IP programme do teach more as compared to the teachers at RI? Is this true?
rgds,
mn_1704
No problem at all. Thanks for your reply. -
titank:
Maybe the HOD going to retire or simply adopt the easy method where since these kids come in with high PSLE T Score,HOD could switch off.NotEducatedMan:
Heard from my DS & even his classmate from the upper sec. Their chemistry teacher didn't really teach them.
Most of the time asking them to revise by themselves, whereas both of their bio & phy teacher have put in much effort in teaching them.
Moreover he is the HOD in Science :slapshead:
Hahaha...I always thought that the least the teacher could do is to conduct lecture-tutorial method of teaching...similar to Uni style. -
I think you should check with the teacher instead of spreading rumours here. Not good for others reputation.
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