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    2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • ChiefKiasuC Offline
      ChiefKiasu
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      MyPillow:
      I think Moe or teachers prefer the personal touch of giving out results slip to their students . It may be the last time my ds female Form Teacher hug/ shakes hands with every single child in her class.

      I felt rather touched n heart warming at the scene & how the kids interact with each other , boys are rather cute , the tap their pal shoulders giving encouragements. Girls are more reserved - I din see any reactions that time .
      to give out results in Sch hall - prob the P wants to show some stats of the students achievements- but no naming , no going on stage are greatly appreciated and acts of being kind / considerate to others .
      It’s Not about kids / parents can’t take pressure ... let’s be mindful n sensitive . Love your neighbors la 😉
      Anyway , there is award ceremony to invite back the top psle scorers back to Sch to collect book prizes
      Well said. I do agree there is a yearning by teachers to see the kids. Just like farmers who like to see their crops bloom in the sunlight. But hall-based PSLE results giving is just too brutal for some folks, especially if they did not do well. I understand that it might be motivational for some, but in general, is it not better to receive your results in the privacy of your own room, giving you the choice of whether you want to rejoice or hide?

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        Cloud Cloud
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        ChiefKiasu:
        MyPillow:

        I think Moe or teachers prefer the personal touch of giving out results slip to their students . It may be the last time my ds female Form Teacher hug/ shakes hands with every single child in her class.

        I felt rather touched n heart warming at the scene & how the kids interact with each other , boys are rather cute , the tap their pal shoulders giving encouragements. Girls are more reserved - I din see any reactions that time .
        to give out results in Sch hall - prob the P wants to show some stats of the students achievements- but no naming , no going on stage are greatly appreciated and acts of being kind / considerate to others .
        It’s Not about kids / parents can’t take pressure ... let’s be mindful n sensitive . Love your neighbors la 😉
        Anyway , there is award ceremony to invite back the top psle scorers back to Sch to collect book prizes

        Well said. I do agree there is a yearning by teachers to see the kids. Just like farmers who like to see their crops bloom in the sunlight. But hall-based PSLE results giving is just too brutal for some folks, especially if they did not do well. I understand that it might be motivational for some, but in general, is it not better to receive your results in the privacy of your own room, giving you the choice of whether you want to rejoice or hide?

        Reminds me when I once congratulated a colleague for her promotion. She reminded me that must “hush hush” as many other colleagues were not promoted.

        While those that do well rejoice, those who don’t meet their expectations will feel sad. Maybe instead of giving out results in the hall or classroom, parents can collect their results from the office or view on line.

        Schools can arrange an “award” celebration for those that do well on a separate day.

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          lego
          last edited by

          phtthp:
          After collect results slip, when do we fill up (submit ) the list of 6 choices Secondary schools, for S1 posting ?

          Submission via internet will be within 7 calendar days, starting from (inclusive of) PSLE results release date.
          If submit via Pri school, it is 5 working days (likely to be the same closing date after including the weekend.)

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          • lee_ylL Offline
            lee_yl
            last edited by

            “Hiding and shielding children from it won’t make it untrue.” Hmmm... Maybe you should tell MOE that the current changes to do away with not announcing the class/cohort ranking in schools is all BS.


            I think parents should have a change of their mindset if we really want to change S’poreans’ (unhealthy) obsession with academic excellence. Schools should also stop announcing the statistics of those scoring 250/260/270 etc. At least my DD1’s school has stopped all these and I don’t even know how many % of her primary school cohort scored above 250.

            Why parents think that going through this will toughen the kids? I believe many have gone through this “ritual” and yet our statistics only show that more and more teens committed suicide.

            Ironically, it could be due to the overwhelming focus on academic excellence and children comparing too much among themselves.

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            • phtthpP Offline
              phtthp
              last edited by

              Agree.


              Think schools better stop announcing all these too scorers above 250 / 260 / 270, on actual psle day. If they want, can arrange another day for them to come back, get award. In any case, these high scorers can always celebrate with their family, their parents. But don't force all students to listen to high score results, inside school hall. Spare a thought, for those who did not do well. Is it so difficult, to be considerate, show empathy ?

              Because we do not want to witness anymore children sad or tragedy, especially right after psle results come out, where they feel depressed / de-moralized. Life is very precious.

              The reason why moe removed odd level sa1, is because of all these tragedy, eg. That tragic p5 sap school boy, and at major exam (psle, o level)

              http://theindependent.sg/teen-doesnt-dare-tell-his-friends-that-he-passed-his-o-levels-since-two-friends-committed-suicide-over-poor-psle-scores/

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                dagong99
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                For those who are interested in applying to NUSH via Supplementary Intake :


                https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=700797393625644&id=188727671499288

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                • S Offline
                  sweetbaby
                  last edited by

                  Hi


                  PSLE results are usually released on Thursdays or Fridays? Thx

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                  • S Offline
                    ski
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                    sweetbaby:
                    Hi


                    PSLE results are usually released on Thursdays or Fridays? Thx
                    From past records, seem to be more Fri than Thur

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                    • anxious.01501dadA Offline
                      anxious.01501dad
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                      ski:
                      sweetbaby:

                      Hi


                      PSLE results are usually released on Thursdays or Fridays? Thx

                      From past records, seem to be more Fri than Thur

                      That's true. However, if I remember correctly, it is usually released on the first day of the tentative dates announced by MOE for the past few years. This year, the tentative dates happen to be 22/11/18 - 26/11/18 where 22/11 is a Thurs.

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                      • Oh My GoshO Offline
                        Oh My Gosh
                        last edited by

                        ski:
                        sweetbaby:

                        Hi


                        PSLE results are usually released on Thursdays or Fridays? Thx

                        From past records, seem to be more Fri than Thur

                        2 years ago on a Thursday. Last year on a Friday.
                        So really depends

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