SA1 Exam week
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James Ang:
tomorrow is Maths paper, jiayou everyone
not every school is writing maths exam tomorrow ...... -
those who dun have SA1, is it no SA1 from P1 to P6 or just apply to lower levels?
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verykiasu2010:
my kids are having maths exam tomorrow, a bit worry, bcos during last min revision, one of my kids is having bad flu....hope she can be better 2morrow to go for the test..James Ang:
tomorrow is Maths paper, jiayou everyone
not every school is writing maths exam tomorrow ......
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verykiasu2010:
Most primary schools. Some today. Poi Ching Pri 's exams are over last weekJames Ang:
tomorrow is Maths paper, jiayou everyone
not every school is writing maths exam tomorrow ...... -
Some schools start SA1 subject paper this week. In this case, usually languages paper 2 will be on Mon and Tue, followed by Maths and Science on Wed and Thur.
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Wishing everyone the best of best of best of best luck.
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My ds has become hyper-sensitive recently and get irritated easily. Tomorrow is his SA1 liao. PSLE is not far from now. Its getting stressfull ... I
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ApronMama:
My ds has become hyper-sensitive recently and get irritated easily. Tomorrow is his SA1 liao. PSLE is not far from now. Its getting stressfulll.. I
i think he is stress too la.... so relax relax la... -
verykiasu2010:
How is today's Maths Paper for your child's school? Is it difficult or easy?James Ang:
tomorrow is Maths paper, jiayou everyone
not every school is writing maths exam tomorrow ...... -
HyperKiasu:
those who dun have SA1, is it no SA1 from P1 to P6 or just apply to lower levels?
MOE will slowly do away with exams for P1 and P2.
\"At lower primary (Primary 1 and 2), when students are just beginning school, a key focus should be placed on building pupils’ confidence and desire to learn. In these early years, too much emphasis on formal semestral examinations may not be the optimal way to achieve these outcomes. A better approach would be to use assessment to support and improve learning. As such, the Committee recommends that MOE consider using “bite-sized” modes of assessment, such as topical tests, to provide regular feedback on pupils’ learning to parents. MOE should also train teachers to use a range of appropriate assessment techniques and tools to provide parents and pupils with better feedback on their progress.\"
http://www.moe.gov.sg/media/press/2009/01/strong-fundamentals-for-future.php
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