2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

[tree nymph]

sembgal:

Day 2 PSLE English Oral topic: speech

“Have you taken part in speech contest before?”

“Would you choose to give a speech to strangers or to the people you know?”

This topic will be very easy for students who have taken part in speech contest before!

jialat for my dc liao...
:lightrod:

[laughingcat]

sembgal:

Day 2 PSLE English Oral topic: speech

“Have you taken part in speech contest before?”

“Would you choose to give a speech to strangers or to the people you know?”

This topic will be very easy for students who have taken part in speech contest before!

Heng ah! My DC doesn't like to give speeches in public.

[Jade01]

For both english and chinese is much more difficult than ytd. chinese was in library abiding the rules which is a common topic that can be found in any oral practice book.


wonder why moe is so unfair. my boy damn suay.

[laughingcat]

I don’t think so leh… The Chinese oral on both days are manageable and have been taught before. They are one of the common topics.


As for the English Oral, I felt that these topics are also manageable for those who have went through such experiences before. Not necessarily directly the same but can be somewhat similar.

[ryka]

Problem for my DD also, EL oral speech contest is not a common topic. I think most 12-years old seldom have interests to hear speeches if never involves in speech & drama or debates activities

[lee_yl]

Chinese oral was easy for my girl because she’s a librarian! She said all the 规则 still fresh in her mind!


I do agree the English oral seems tougher (for most) especially if one has never given speeches in the public before. Not sure how are they going to carry on this conversation.

[tree nymph]

ryka:

Problem for my DD also, EL oral speech contest is not a common topic. I think most 12-years old seldom have interests to hear speeches if never involves in speech & drama or debates activities

Mine too. The only speeches they 'hear' are probably from their school Principals.

[laughingcat]

ryka:

Problem for my DD also, EL oral speech contest is not a common topic. I think most 12-years old seldom have interests to hear speeches if never involves in speech & drama or debates activities

Actually not necessarily must be speech contest. Every kids will go through show and tell. They can equate this topic to such experiences.

[zac's mum]

You don’t need to have had experience giving speeches in order to pass or ace this topic lah.


Topic: speech
“Have you taken part in speech contest before?” No I haven’t. I’m a very shy person and I don’t like to speak in front of crowds/I get stage fright.

“Would you choose to give a speech to strangers or to the people you know?” If I had a choice, I would prefer to give a short speech to people I know, for example a short Thank You speech to my family members at my birthday party.That’s because I know my family members will not laugh at me even if I fumble or stutter.

[joy2]

Jade01:

For both english and chinese is much more difficult than ytd. chinese was in library abiding the rules which is a common topic that can be found in any oral practice book.


wonder why moe is so unfair. my boy damn suay.

So in your opinion, which day is more difficult?