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    2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

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    • J Offline
      janet88
      last edited by

      Hi Huilin,

      I sent you a PM.

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        SeanLum
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        Dear Parents,

        I am an ex-MOE teacher with 14 years of teaching and tutoring experience. Through feedback from many students who had taken previous PSLEs, practicing and understanding past years’ questions are fundamental to expand their skill sets and get used to the vocabulary used by SEAB in the questions. This will also enable students to handle the exams better with less pressure due to time constraints during their own exams.
        I will be undertaking a personal project in the coming year to reset parallel PSLE Math questions for Standard Mathematics from years 2009 - 2018 using similar language. I will also provide detailed discussions and explanations on the concepts each question is testing as well as the best solutions to use.
        Please drop me a WhatsApp message with your email address at 92792813 if you are interested to take up an active role to prepare your child/ward to achieve A/A* for Math in next year’s exams.
        Thank you.

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          ChiefKiasu
          last edited by

          huilin83:
          Hi parents ,


          My son results dropped from SA1 to SA2.
          Average drop per subject is 10 to 15 marks.
          Whenever I sit down with him to do revisions he tend to fidget around not focusing as such we will end up unhappy.

          Therefore I decided to outsource all to tuitions.

          However seeing him having to go to so many tuitions , my heart ache. And of course I also not sure if this will work.

          And I will also like to us if any of you have a good Math tutor to recommend in choa chu kang area.

          TIA
          This is the best time to troubleshoot. Not every child has the same problems. Your child is probably tired of studying, but it is important for him to realise the importance and effect of studying. Imagine yourself having \"studied\" a lot and yet scoring 10 marks below your usual. It's depressing.

          It's not easy, but the most important thing is for your child to see and feel excited about the interesting thing about studying. Sometimes getting the right tutor may solve the problem. Other times its a matter of talking sincerely with him to find out what is wrong.

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            janet88
            last edited by

            the jump from p4 to p5 can be rather drastic.

            it is demoralising if the child has put in a lot of effort to see a drop…I agree with Chief on this.
            the school exam may be set much harder. moving on to p6 next year, remember PSLE being the big picture. don’t get burnt out too early.
            not that CA and SAs are not important, but they can be used as a form of revision.

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              phtthp
              last edited by

              Speed is a new P6 Maths Topic. Will it be tested under P6 SA1 or Prelim (SA2) ?

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                sky minecrafter
                last edited by

                phtthp:
                Speed is a new P6 Maths Topic. Will it be tested under P6 SA1 or Prelim (SA2) ?

                Hi, you can already find Speed questions in P6 SA1

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                  mylilgirl
                  last edited by

                  Here are some interesting titles (also use as lower sec literature books) that your child could also read during their free time or during silent reading in school. Some of these titles are also recommended GEP reader.


                  A Monster Calls
                  Animal Farm
                  Classroom Plays
                  Haroun and the Sea of Stories
                  Holes
                  Lord of the Rings
                  The Boy in the Striped pyjamas
                  The Diary of Anne Frank
                  The Giver
                  Things Fall Apart
                  Merchant of Venice
                  Or Else, The Lightning God & Other Stories
                  Red sky in the Morning
                  Wonder

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                    sweetbaby
                    last edited by

                    mylilgirl:
                    Here are some interesting titles (also use as lower sec literature books) that your child could also read during their free time or during silent reading in school. Some of these titles are also recommended GEP reader.


                    A Monster Calls
                    Animal Farm
                    Classroom Plays
                    Haroun and the Sea of Stories
                    Holes
                    Lord of the Rings
                    The Boy in the Striped pyjamas
                    The Diary of Anne Frank
                    The Giver
                    Things Fall Apart
                    Merchant of Venice
                    Or Else, The Lightning God & Other Stories
                    Red sky in the Morning
                    Wonder
                    :thankyou: for sharing.

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                      mylilgirl
                      last edited by

                      Reading is the best to improve their EL and the best leisure. The kids really do not need to do so many top school papers but do read a lot. My girl did not do any assessment book and she only completed about 10 sch papers (SA1 and prelim included) but she really enjoy reading. I think this helps her get an A* in EL.


                      Try to cut down on the screen time and read whenever they are free. All the best to year of 2017 piggies.

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                        mylilgirl
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                        If possible, invest in a kindle. My girl has been using one since P4. A basic one cost about $100+ I think but it’s good enough and super durable.


                        There are many free ebooks that you could download. For instance, we downloaded the whole series of Harry Potter FOC.

                        The advantage is if there are any words the kids do not understand, they can just tap on that word and the meaning is immediately shown. They could also save the word in the kindle word bank. Very useful and portable.

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