2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
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what's the purpose of Supplementary lessons ?
compulsory or optional ?
apply to the entire P4 cohort level, or to selected students only ?
why can't Supplementary lessons be taught, in-corporated within the normal school curriculum hours, but make students stay back after school instead ?
do all schools at P4, conduct these ?
another question -
are there any school, that doesn't conduct P4 IT training (Information Technology) ? -
why some schools at P4 have CA1 this week (February), while other schools do not ?
do you think is better to have CA1, or not ? -
I was telling dd that I hope they have CA1. For me is to see if dd could follow.
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phtthp:
Are Supplementary lessons the same as Re-medial lessons, or different ?
Remedial is meant for weaker kids. -
phtthp:
I am thinking maybe we should start a supplementry class thread. My dd1 started sup class only this year in P6. DD1 told me, for her school, for sup classes for some subjects, they will be further sort according to their P6 SA1 results. :scared:what's the purpose of Supplementary lessons ?
compulsory or optional ?
apply to the entire P4 cohort level, or to selected students only ?
why can't Supplementary lessons be taught within the normal school curriculum hours, but must stay back after school instead ?
do all schools at P4, conduct these ?
another question -
are there any school, that doesn't conduct P4 IT training (compulsory) ?
Pros:
1). I have more ME TIME, a lot more.
Cons:
2). No time for revision set by me.
3). DD gets drained out and feels tired most of the evenings
I wonder why the school not try to finish everything within Sch hours like our time. It's really tiring to stay back for extended hours after school. Don't forget, for some other days when they do not have sup class, they have CCAs and other activities like MO training.
For CAs, maybe our school is the odd one out? DD1 has never had any CA1/CA2. I find it less stressful and we can have more time for other things. Very good, I like. I don't think she is at any disadvantage without taking CAs for 6 years! In fact, there's less stress overall.
Compulsory IT training at P4? I am not sure. -
phtthp:
Did your child's school have CA1 last year?why some schools at P4 have CA1 this week (February), while other schools do not ?
do you think is better to have CA1, or not ? -
in ds sch last time ,Supp class , they use this period for assessment books , extra worksheets
conduct make up lessons for lost periods eg CNY, Camps , PH, sports day etc -
jetsetter:
No, school no CA1 (Feb) nor CA2 (Aug), only SA1 (May) & SA2 (Oct)
Did your child's school have CA1 last year?
How about your child's school ?
This year : he got CA1 ? -
I've heard mixed reviews about supp classes as well. Some schools implement across cohort, some implement for HA classes only. Some use it to teach 'extras' to drill for PSLE, some use it to catch up on 'lost' time. As long as it is 'optional' and not 'compulsory', it is fine to me, such that if a child is really overloaded and parent can teach at home, at least it gives some leeway for parent to 'opt out' for more rest time for the child.
We don't have CA as well, and I'm quite happy with this arrangement. I cannot imagine a 'ganjiong spider' nagging a 'snail who likes to ę¶' 4 times a year. Twice is enough. :razz:
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