2017 PSLE Discussions and Strategies
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Thanks ngl2010. Your advice sounds reasonable. Will need to assure myself.
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btw,
the 3 math question or language paper that i give (but my child might not do as she is not very disciplined type) will be a mixture of both top school past year paper and assessment book.
i try to do it alternate week, not sure if good enough
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Persimmon:
I know this is psle thread. Besides doing assessment books, don't forget to find time to read. Reading is good for the brains. Many years ago, the top psle student in my class, the 400+ score type, read chinese wu xia xiao shuo throughout the psle year.
T score is 300 max, even school results is 400 max. How to get 400+ score :? :stompfeet: -
Oh My Gosh:
Persimmon:
I know this is psle thread. Besides doing assessment books, don't forget to find time to read. Reading is good for the brains. Many years ago, the top psle student in my class, the 400+ score type, read chinese wu xia xiao shuo throughout the psle year.
T score is 300 max, even school results is 400 max. How to get 400+ score :? :stompfeet:
maybe include HC in the total score.
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even so…T-Score can never be 300. Statistically calculation not possible even if all subject is full marks. Because the calculation takes into average score and unless the average cohort score damn low.
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You are too young - there was a time when psle result slip had no score, then score was 300 series and top score in the 400… then the system changed to the 200 series that you see now.
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But the main point i would like to highlight is reading is a good activity, to relax and at the same time good for brains.
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Please let us continue to discuss and share our thoughts harmoniously here. :imanangel:
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When I took my PSLE long long time ago the scoring system was in the 300-400ish series, which is different from now. I remember the top boy in my cohort back then scored 420. I was at 409. So there is a valid point here.
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Yes, i just thinking to share that if you want your kids to be really top, the kid needs to read …
ImMeeMee, you were a top top student then! So did you read alot then?
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