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    2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • W Offline
      What The
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      Zappy:
      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.
      Usually, I will go through the main points of every subjects before the exam dates.
      But this prelims, I left my DD totally on her own.
      If she didn't do well, it will be wake up call for her.
      If she did well, it will be a consolation to me that PSLE might not be so scary? Fingers crossed :xedfingers:

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      • janet88J Offline
        janet88
        last edited by

        Zappy:
        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.
        prelims are set so tough till kids are demoralized. but it's a wake up call for them.
        prelim oral should have been over. good luck for your orals next week.

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          phtthp
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          agree. Some schools’ Prelim Oral topics are "out of the box", unexpected, difficult, caught off guard on the spot, if didn’t prepare

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            janet88
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            phtthp:
            agree. Some schools' Prelim Oral topics are \"out of the box\", unexpected, difficult, caught off guard on the spot, if didn't prepare

            because the teachers who set the topics are too adventurous. :rotflmao: topics for psle are not out of the box because the teachers have to bear in mind it's a nation wide exam and have to cater to kids from all backgrounds.

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            • ZappyZ Offline
              Zappy
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              janet88:
              Zappy:

              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.

              prelims are set so tough till kids are demoralized. but it's a wake up call for them.
              prelim oral should have been over. good luck for your orals next week.

              Is this really true - that prelims are set tougher in general?
              Even compared to the usual school standards?

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              • janet88J Offline
                janet88
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                Zappy:

                Is this really true - that prelims are set tougher in general?
                Even compared to the usual school standards?
                usually the case. so far, my kids' prelims have been more difficult than the actual psle.
                some schools are able to set questions quite similar to psle standard.
                i set revision schedule for prelim so that kids don't think it is unimportant...but i remind myself not to get stressed out over the results.

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                  Zappy:



                  Is this really true - that prelims are set tougher in general?
                  Even compared to the usual school standards?
                  YES! :faint:

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                    laughingcat:
                    Zappy:




                    Is this really true - that prelims are set tougher in general?
                    Even compared to the usual school standards?

                    YES! :faint:

                    Sigh...

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                    • W Offline
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                      Zappy:
                      janet88:

                      [quote=\"Zappy\"]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.

                      prelims are set so tough till kids are demoralized. but it's a wake up call for them.
                      prelim oral should have been over. good luck for your orals next week.

                      Is this really true - that prelims are set tougher in general?
                      Even compared to the usual school standards?[/quote]Probably meant to be wake up call.

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                      • janet88J Offline
                        janet88
                        last edited by

                        most schools set extremely out of the box questions for prelims…a teacher friend told me even neighbourhood schools set maths papers which make students cry after the exam.

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