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    2017 PSLE Discussions and Strategies

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    • phtthpP Offline
      phtthp
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      The anxiety seep in P5, preparing for crucial P5 (sa1 + SA2) , all the way till psle. For kids who intend to dsa, they need to do well in P5, p6 sa1.


      Some parents will take leave from P5 Term 1, while others do so later, 2nd half of the year.

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      • sembgalS Offline
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        250abv:
        But I heard of mum who quit their jobs so as to revise with the kids...but the kids got no time to revise with the mum...

        Those mums missed the boat. Why quit when the child is in P6? These mums should have stayed at home with the children during the lower primary years to build up a firm foundation with the child. At P5 or P6 level, the poor child has piles of school homework to complete on top of supplementary classes.

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          sembgal
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          bestwishes:
          For wrong spelling of key words, will any mark (half mark or 1m) deducted, according to new PSLE sc marking scheme?

          Based on what I know, the answer is No deduction of marks for wrong spelling of keyword for PSLE Science if the answer and explanation is correct. Lower block primary 3 or 4 will deduct marks for wrong spelling of key words. Best person to check with is your child's school Science HOD.

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          • NebbermindN Offline
            Nebbermind
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            Sometimes kids are ok…nothing wrong with foundation. …just under performing during exams.

            For such cases, it is more important to have a strategy and revision plan to get in tune with the psle styled questions n marking scheme. No need full time intense revision coz kids will be bored doing simple qns.

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              cmjesoftware
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              sembgal:
              250abv:

              But I heard of mum who quit their jobs so as to revise with the kids...but the kids got no time to revise with the mum...


              Those mums missed the boat. Why quit when the child is in P6? These mums should have stayed at home with the children during the lower primary years to build up a firm foundation with the child. At P5 or P6 level, the poor child has piles of school homework to complete on top of supplementary classes.

              At least these mums are trying to help their kids improve in some way or another, even at the last minute. :salute: It's still better than just sending the kids to enrichment centers. When you make time and be around for them, it will certainly give your child some boost. But remember not to over-monitor or over-nag them, then you will add even more stress.

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                xn_mummy
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                my girl’s school’s P6 CCA stop at term1 and P6 supp classes stop in mid term2.

                though 5days can come back earlier, still have a lot of homework to clear everyday.
                sometime i wondered is it really a lot of homework, or they do slowly cos after school, feel tired.
                anyone can share their weekly revision schedule ? TIA

                my plans
                after SA1 to Prelim -> cheong and revise
                from Prelim to PSLE (3 weeks) -> has to slow down, do the basic revision.

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                  duplicate post

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                    cmjesoftware
                    last edited by

                    xn_mummy:
                    my girl's school's P6 CCA stop at term1 and P6 supp classes stop in mid term2.

                    though 5days can come back earlier, still have a lot of homework to clear everyday.
                    sometime i wondered is it really a lot of homework, or they do slowly cos after school, feel tired.
                    anyone can share their weekly revision schedule ? TIA

                    my plans
                    after SA1 to Prelim -> cheong and revise
                    from Prelim to PSLE (3 weeks) -> has to slow down, do the basic revision.
                    probably list down the topics to revise and specify the components for languages revision. For english & chinese, there's oral, compo and LC to practise.

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                    • lee_ylL Offline
                      lee_yl
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                      CCA stops in term 1? That’s good. My DD1’s CCA only stops end-May. Luckily, she just finished her MO training with school last week, which frees up some time for me to do revision with her every Wed. Plus just finished her violin exam last month, which again lifted a big rock off my chest. I wonder should I stop her music lessons from now on. Hope to have more free time with her to sit down and do revision.


                      For my dd1’s case, I don’t think she is slow in clearing homework but it’s the horrifying amount of homework she is getting this year.

                      Plus school hours are so long. Plus once a week, school starts as early as 6.50am for PSLE Chinese oral prep. I don’t recall there is a need to prepare oral for one whole year during my era. I don’t even have after school HCL & supplementary classes.

                      These few weeks DD1 kept complaining of headaches and I fed her with Panadol twice. DH ask me to get 泡渗 for her to boost her immune system.

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                        sleepy
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                        lee_yl:
                        just finished her violin exam last month, which again lifted a big rock off my chest. I wonder should I stop her music lessons from now on. Hope to have more free time with her to sit down and do revision.


                        For my dd1's case, I don't think she is slow in clearing homework but it's the horrifying amount of homework she is getting this year.
                        I think it's a good idea.

                        I stopped dd2's music lessons totally ever since August P5. Although many parents said we should let children continue with their usual routine but there's only 24 hours a day. Need to prioritize lah and honestly music lesson is not of high priority to me. Sleep earlier better leh. Still playing leisurely. Music can serve as a form of relaxation if minus the music exam

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