Section B (open ended questions) for science

[Tinka]

I do recommend sending your kids to tuition, but of course, it’s still up to you. It doesn’t mean though, that since it worked for my DD, it’ll work for your child the same way. The last decision is always up to you. Good luck!

[Andrea D]

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Great articles! Very helpful, especially for a first-time mum like me.

You are more than welcome!

Please let me know if you need any help in the future. I am very interested in youth education in general and many forum members helped me with their post so I am looking to contribute as well

At what grade is your child if I may ask?

[a_lee]

I enrolled my girl to holiday enrichment classes last year. She enjoyed the classes, so I decided to let her continue with the program for the rest of the P2 schoolyear. She improved by 11 marks over SA2 from SA1 in Science. She’s become more confident as well in answering OEQs.

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Andrea

ella.ella:

:thankyou:

Great articles! Very helpful, especially for a first-time mum like me.

You are more than welcome!

Please let me know if you need any help in the future. I am very interested in youth education in general and many forum members helped me with their post so I am looking to contribute as well

At what grade is your child if I may ask?

Oh, I have a toddler who keeps me on my toes! I'm banking the articles for future use! But I do have a sister who has 3 daughters under the age of 8. She can be a control freak at times, so the articles are perfect for her!

[Andrea D]

Congratulations! And that's a very nice strategy, be prepared when the time comes!


I found myself a lot of parenting tips article here and I read them all the time Here are a lot of articles that can be useful for you and your sister especially

https://smiletutor.sg/category/parents/parenting-tips/

[wynea]

I made the mistake of opting for a home tutor for my elder son. All I saw was him complaining of boredom and exhaustion with all the worksheets he was given. So, I had my daughter attend enrichment classes at CCE instead. The experience was totally different. She enjoyed going to class because it’s not just worksheets that they provide. They also have hands-on activities for the students. Hope this helps!

[Andrea D]

Thank you for sharing that wynea. This is an interesting discussion and it can really depend on a lot of factors.


Did your son improve his grade through the home tuition though? Maybe he just wasn’t excited about extra work at home, or perhaps the tutor couldn’t adapt the right relationship for work with him.

Do you know which exact classes your daughter went on in CCE?

[IreneK]

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[twinningtalks]

I need help on the rationale behind why the answer is (3) for the below question. If the answer is (3), the principle \"Air can be compressed\" does not apply to the balloon. So which principle explains and support the answer below. Thank you so much.


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[Iluvmygals]

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I need help on the rationale behind why the answer is (3) for the below question. If the answer is (3), the principle \"Air can be compressed\" does not apply to the balloon. So which principle explains and support the answer below. Thank you so much.

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1. While air can be compressed in the balloon, we don't know how much it will be compressed...so it can be 320, 380 etc. So straight away choice 1 & 2 can be eliminated.
2. So left choice 3 & 4 to choose from. So since the glass ball is fixed shape and volume, the answer is 3.