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    2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      Zappy:

      No la... it wont change so fast.

      The current syllabus change was also announced long ago - in time for the students to get used to it and also for the teachers to implement the changes.

      I think if you go and check the MOE syllabus, they announce it (Science) for the 2014 P3 cohort. Maths was announced for the 2013 P1 cohort.
      the syllabus doesn't change so fast. daughter's batch was the last one using 2008 science syllabus.

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      • MrsKiasuM Offline
        MrsKiasu
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        pray no change too as I m planning for dd2 to use back the same books.

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        • laughingcatL Offline
          laughingcat
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          Zappy:
          laughingcat:


          Hopefully lor....I don't want the scoring system to change affecting 2021 ah

          If there are any changes, probably would have been announced by now for the students to have 3 yrs to get used to the new syllabus/ format.

          yeah hor. :evil: :rahrah:

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            • laughingcatL Offline
              laughingcat
              last edited by

              janet88:
              Zappy:


              No la... it wont change so fast.

              The current syllabus change was also announced long ago - in time for the students to get used to it and also for the teachers to implement the changes.

              I think if you go and check the MOE syllabus, they announce it (Science) for the 2014 P3 cohort. Maths was announced for the 2013 P1 cohort.

              the syllabus doesn't change so fast. daughter's batch was the last one using 2008 science syllabus.

              :yikes:
              2008 to 2014 = 6 years
              2014 + 6 = 2020 ????? :lightrod: πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™

              But then now P3.....should not be affected by any change liao. πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™ πŸ™

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              • ZappyZ Offline
                Zappy
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                Ya, this yr PSLE is using the 2014 Science syllabus, but this was already announced when my kid was in P4, so the last 3 yrs, the students hv been learning that. The changes are also not that big - 90% the same, I think. So no need to worry about all these. I think there are bigger/ more things to worry about in P6 - DSA, PSLE, Prelims, children's mental stress levels, parents mental stress levels too πŸ™‚

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                • janet88J Offline
                  janet88
                  last edited by

                  Zappy:
                  Ya, this yr PSLE is using the 2014 Science syllabus, but this was already announced when my kid was in P4, so the last 3 yrs, the students hv been learning that. The changes are also not that big - 90% the same, I think. So no need to worry about all these. I think there are bigger/ more things to worry about in P6 - DSA, PSLE, Prelims, children's mental stress levels, parents mental stress levels too πŸ™‚

                  parents' mental stress is never ending.
                  every child is different...so how much hand holding is dependent on the child. prelims is important if using DSA.

                  daughter took psle in 2016. that was the last year p6s got to enjoy 50% MCQ / 50% OE.
                  psle oral should be conducted next week. remember no chocolate, nothing spicy, fried or heaty. lots of water.
                  enjoy the weekend before ramping up for prelims.

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                  • laughingcatL Offline
                    laughingcat
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                    janet88:

                    parents' mental stress is never ending.
                    every child is different...so how much hand holding is dependent on the child. prelims is important if using DSA.

                    daughter took psle in 2016. that was the last year p6s got to enjoy 50% MCQ / 50% OE.
                    psle oral should be conducted next week. remember no chocolate, nothing spicy, fried or heaty. lots of water.
                    enjoy the weekend before ramping up for prelims.
                    Janet, why prelim is important if using DSA?

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                    • janet88J Offline
                      janet88
                      last edited by

                      laughingcat:
                      janet88:


                      parents' mental stress is never ending.
                      every child is different...so how much hand holding is dependent on the child. prelims is important if using DSA.

                      daughter took psle in 2016. that was the last year p6s got to enjoy 50% MCQ / 50% OE.
                      psle oral should be conducted next week. remember no chocolate, nothing spicy, fried or heaty. lots of water.
                      enjoy the weekend before ramping up for prelims.

                      Janet, why prelim is important if using DSA?

                      I thought schools will need it for DSA? when kids were taking prelims, I didn't stress them...but to advise them to take it as a test. but you know school prelims are set so tough and demoralising.

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                      • ZappyZ Offline
                        Zappy
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                        Prelims is around this time of the year. A month or so before psle.


                        Won’t be used for DSA purposes but I suppose more important as a gauge of how ready the child is to take on the big one coming up.

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