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    2016 PSLE Discussions (Born in 2004)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • zbearZ Offline
      zbear
      last edited by

      Singkiasu:


      Yes! For many parents 'B's are quite of disappointment. .

      For PSLE, B grade is a disappointment becos the best is A*.

      However for O and A levels, B grade is considered good becos the best is A.

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        Singkiasu
        last edited by

        Yeah...now my DS in sec 2, I'll be extremely happy, if he touches B šŸ™‚

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          Sursum
          last edited by

          dido:
          Hi all,


          Thanks for the excellent ideas.

          Chief Kiasu,
          do you know of any in the east? SPCA is a bit too far for us. Thanks.

          Armadilloshield,
          Pokemon is great but will not achieve my objective of cultivating empathy for others. I tried once with my Son in a mid autumn festival event, he ended up being the most selfish person in our family that night. Ha.....

          Sursum,
          May I know whether they have it during Nov and Dec? Is there a website to check? Thanks

          sleepy,
          my child will love NLB cause he loves books and aircon. Thanks.

          Cheers
          Dido
          You might want to go to their website http://www.touch.org.sg/volunteer and check it out. I think it doesn't have to be just during the hols. Even when the kids are in sec schs, they still can volunteer. The kids have to learn to step out of their comfort zone and not live in a bubble.

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            Yngmng
            last edited by

            7 days to PSLE, DD counting down.

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              nms1
              last edited by

              Yngmng:
              7 days to PSLE, DD counting down.

              My daughter and her friends are counting down to the end not the start!

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              • zbearZ Offline
                zbear
                last edited by

                My DS is not taking PSLE but his Promo exams next week. He is more stressed than taking PSLE (that is what he told me becos during PSLE, he was very blur n cannot understand the fuss n anxiety that we parents have).


                So parents don't worry so much abt PSLE, it's not meant to kill the 12 years old kids. It's just a first taste of our SG national exams.

                Just give them your love n mental support.

                You will have more worries when your kids go to Sec School/JC/Poly. But never mind, cross the bridge when you reach there.

                šŸ˜„

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                  passioninlearning
                  last edited by

                  Good one from zbear!


                  regards,
                  Eric
                  passioninlearning.wordpress.com

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                    passioninlearning
                    last edited by

                    Good one from zbear!


                    regards,
                    Eric
                    passioninlearning.wordpress.com

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                      Mummy_Tang
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                      nms1:
                      Yngmng:

                      7 days to PSLE, DD counting down.


                      My daughter and her friends are counting down to the end not the start!


                      Yes! My DS also counting to END of PSLE!

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                        nms1
                        last edited by

                        zbear:
                        My DS is not taking PSLE but his Promo exams next week. He is more stressed than taking PSLE (that is what he told me becos during PSLE, he was very blur n cannot understand the fuss n anxiety that we parents have).


                        So parents don't worry so much abt PSLE, it's not meant to kill the 12 years old kids. It's just a first taste of our SG national exams.

                        Just give them your love n mental support.

                        You will have more worries when your kids go to Sec School/JC/Poly. But never mind, cross the bridge when you reach there.

                        šŸ˜„
                        I think the difference when they are older is that they are better equipped to cope with it and to manage their own studies. The challenge with PSLE, especially for my daughter, is that they are not emotionally mature enough to deal with the stress and many of them are not sensible enough to manage their own work so need a lot more support from us.

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