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    2017 PSLE Discussions and Strategies

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    • laughingcatL Offline
      laughingcat
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      lee_yl:
      ..........I am committed to start PSLE revision this Nov/Dec holidays! :nunchuk:


      Wah! :scared: you are PSLE mum 2 years in a row! You are strong! :udawoman:

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      • bgmumB Offline
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        Wow lee_yl šŸ™‚ your kid's SA2 is not over yet and you are thinking of psle revision now. But yes, year end holidays will be good to start - can start brushing up on weak areas and reviewing topics covered in earlier levels for relevant subjects.

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          lee_yl:
          lynbaby:

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          Mine have Higher Chinese.

          Actually mine too but because my dd1 1st choice is not a SAP school thus, HMT is not as stressful as the other main subjects.[/quote]OIC I am stil figuring out PSLE whaha. Didn't feel it till my fren talked about their children who r taking PSLE this year.

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          • zbearZ Offline
            zbear
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            lee_yl:


            Actually mine too but because my dd1 1st choice is not a SAP school thus, HMT is not as stressful as the other main subjects.

            It's good to have HMT so long as your DD can cope with it. It will reap benefits in the long run - Sec School n JC.

            BTW, can share which school is your DD's first choice? If not convenient to say, can PM me?

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            • Excel99E Offline
              Excel99
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              I am checking in too!

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              • lee_ylL Offline
                lee_yl
                last edited by

                laughingcat:
                lee_yl:

                ..........I am committed to start PSLE revision this Nov/Dec holidays! :nunchuk:



                Wah! :scared: you are PSLE mum 2 years in a row! You are strong! :udawoman:

                Two PSLE in a row will speed up my aging. :nailbite:
                After I'm done with 2017 PSLE, I will see you in the 2018 PSLE thread.

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                • lee_ylL Offline
                  lee_yl
                  last edited by

                  bgmum:
                  Wow lee_yl šŸ™‚ your kid's SA2 is not over yet and you are thinking of psle revision now. But yes, year end holidays will be good to start - can start brushing up on weak areas and reviewing topics covered in earlier levels for relevant subjects.

                  I have already picked a nice date to mark the start of PSLE preparation, 1st Nov, easy to remember. And my kids already protesting. :stompfeet: :siao: :faint:
                  Yes, we have been constantly revising topics taught earlier, especially for science. šŸ˜“

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                  • lee_ylL Offline
                    lee_yl
                    last edited by

                    zbear:
                    lee_yl:



                    Actually mine too but because my dd1 1st choice is not a SAP school thus, HMT is not as stressful as the other main subjects.


                    It's good to have HMT so long as your DD can cope with it. It will reap benefits in the long run - Sec School n JC.

                    BTW, can share which school is your DD's first choice? If not convenient to say, can PM me?

                    I'll PM you as others may find our conversation OT.

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                    • janet88J Offline
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                      lee_yl:

                      Two PSLE in a row will speed up my aging. :nailbite:
                      After I'm done with 2017 PSLE, I will see you in the 2018 PSLE thread.
                      To bring up 2 children with just 1 year difference is not easy. Besides, your girls have been doing well, especially the younger one. So you don't have to worry much.

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                      • lee_ylL Offline
                        lee_yl
                        last edited by

                        janet88:
                        lee_yl:


                        Two PSLE in a row will speed up my aging. :nailbite:
                        After I'm done with 2017 PSLE, I will see you in the 2018 PSLE thread.

                        To bring up 2 children with just 1 year difference is not easy. Besides, your girls have been doing well, especially the younger one. So you don't have to worry much.

                        Janet, therein lies another worry. I don't think it's healthy if the academic gaps between the two siblings gets wider and wider... Mothers tend to over worry? Oh well...

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