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    2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

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      deardear07
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      MyPillow:
      lee_yl:

      https://i.postimg.cc/bwX5GHP7/AAD1-A0-D8-2-EA2-4-E9-F-904-E-22-D936-E3-B82-B.png\">



      :ugogirl:
      Seems like girls on the whole did better than boys at PSLE level. 😄

      yah lor, looks like more brainy girls when they are young - more disciplined n focused - i noted this trend has been around for many years le ... i think even in sec sch, more girls perform better - BUT more boys do catch up a lot in Jc / uni - when they catch up,, the speed graph is exponential :scared:

      is there even a tertiary trend that is gg around?

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        deardear07
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        mp7070:
        Dear parents,


        Just to let you know that MOE now has included the \"median scores\" in addition to the low and high scores needed for a secondary school admission. Even in the \"Choosing your Secondary Schools\" booklet that every P6 student has, only the low and high scores are shown. This new median score might be useful in choosing your sec school.

        Check this out at https://sis.moe.gov.sg/

        Below is an example from Raffles Institution.

        PSLE Aggregate Score
        Aggregate range of 2017 Primary 6 students posted to 2018 Secondary 1

        Non-Affiliation\tAffiliation
        Lower\tUpper\t*Median\tLower\tUpper\t*Median
        Express\t257\t 279\t263\t None-posted


        * The Median PSLE Aggregate score is the middle score of a range of PSLE Aggregate score of a group of students; i.e. half the students have PSLE Aggregate score greater than the median,and the other half of the students have PSLE Aggregate score that are less than the median. Note: PSLE aggregates of DSA pupils are excluded from computation of median.

        Hi, tried looking for this on a full site but cannot seem to find.. is that a list or have to search sch by sch?

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          janet88
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          girls in general do better at psle compared to boys. however most boys catch up at secondary level.

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            .010675zeit
            last edited by

            deardear07:
            mp7070:


            Just to let you know that MOE now has included the \"median scores\" in addition to the low and high scores needed for a secondary school admission. This new median score might be useful in choosing your sec school.
            Check this out at https://sis.moe.gov.sg/

            Hi, tried looking for this on a full site but cannot seem to find.. is that a list or have to search sch by sch?

            .zeit:
            Your table saves parents the trouble of opening and closing the pages
            One by one. And all stats will be refreshed after this year's exercise, like P1 registration vacancies by phase.

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              Hazelmama
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              ngl2010:
              I couldn’t find the median and “middle” in MOE website :oops: But why would MOE used the word “middle”? It is so un-statistic. Making us confused. :roll:

              Sorry for the confusion.

              Median is published by MOE SIS Full Site.

              Middle in my chart is the calculated as TOP score + COP then Divided by 2.

              My stats also give back to teacher Liao...as per image

              https://i.postimg.cc/kXsmbL3z/186-AE7-E4-CF68-4-C8-D-A0-E1-22397860-C40-A.jpg\">

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                Hazelmama
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                Pls see image to find Full Site

                https://i.postimg.cc/wvvGGwHt/896-E3-F77-8-DB1-4559-AA32-159-BCB34-F744.jpg\">

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                  floppy
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                  Hazelmama:
                  ngl2010:

                  I couldn’t find the median and “middle” in MOE website :oops: But why would MOE used the word “middle”? It is so un-statistic. Making us confused. :roll:


                  Sorry for the confusion.

                  Median is published by MOE SIS Full Site.

                  Middle in my chart is the calculated as TOP score + COP then Divided by 2.

                  My stats also give back to teacher Liao...as per image

                  https://i.postimg.cc/kXsmbL3z/186-AE7-E4-CF68-4-C8-D-A0-E1-22397860-C40-A.jpg\">

                  Haha. Middle (ie mean) isn’t helpful in this instance since one fellow can spoil the whole market, but thanks for the computation.

                  I usually leave it to excel to do the job.

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                    deardear07
                    last edited by

                    floppy:
                    Hazelmama:



                    Sorry for the confusion.

                    Median is published by MOE SIS Full Site.

                    Middle in my chart is the calculated as TOP score + COP then Divided by 2.

                    My stats also give back to teacher Liao...as per image

                    https://i.postimg.cc/kXsmbL3z/186-AE7-E4-CF68-4-C8-D-A0-E1-22397860-C40-A.jpg\">

                    Haha. Middle (ie mean) isn’t helpful in this instance since one fellow can spoil the whole market, but thanks for the computation.

                    I usually leave it to excel to do the job.

                    omg.. so much work for the figures.. 😂

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                      ngl2010
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                      Hazelmama:
                      ngl2010:

                      I couldn’t find the median and “middle” in MOE website :oops: But why would MOE used the word “middle”? It is so un-statistic. Making us confused. :roll:


                      Sorry for the confusion.

                      Median is published by MOE SIS Full Site.

                      Middle in my chart is the calculated as TOP score + COP then Divided by 2.

                      My stats also give back to teacher Liao...as per image

                      https://i.postimg.cc/kXsmbL3z/186-AE7-E4-CF68-4-C8-D-A0-E1-22397860-C40-A.jpg\">

                      Hahaha... ok ok...

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                        ngl2010
                        last edited by

                        floppy:

                        Haha. Middle (ie mean) isn’t helpful in this instance since one fellow can spoil the whole market, but thanks for the computation.

                        I usually leave it to excel to do the job.
                        Floppy, it is not mean also. For mean, it has to take into account all the students' T-score i.e. add up all the t-scores and then divide by the number of students. I am Maths nerd lah. So, this bothers me 😓

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