normal technical discussion
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sweet simi:
Students from NT will take fewer subjects. There will be English, Math and Science as compulsory subjects. New subjects which they'll learn over the next few years include Computer Applications (CPA), Design & Technology (D&T) and Elements of Business Skills (EBS).Hi parents
merry christmas
My DS is in NT stream after scoring 128 in PSLE.
I m not much aware about NT, please guide me
what is the scope of NT
how to promote to NA
when will be exam
good tutor for english and science
TIA :rahrah:
To be promoted to NA, the general rule of thumb is that the student must get an A for every subject, although it is entirely at the school's discretion. This is why for my NT students, I encourage them to appeal even if they don't meet that criterion.
The NT Level exams for graduating Sec 4 students will take place in September.
I recently wrote an article on the positive aspects of being in the NT stream. Do check it out; I hope it inspires you
https://swordsandstationery.com/stationery/normal-technical-nt-view/ -
sweet simi:
From what i understand, the main difference between NA and NT is the subjects they take. For NT, they take subjects which are more technical in nature such as D&T (Design and Technology), while NA students will take subjects under the O level scheme, such as humanities, POA, etc.Hi parents
merry christmas
My DS is in NT stream after scoring 128 in PSLE.
I m not much aware about NT, please guide me
what is the scope of NT
how to promote to NA
when will be exam
good tutor for english and science
TIA :rahrah:
These subject combinationss are on top of the core subjects such as English, Maths, Chinese, Science.
For their schooling path, NA has the option of ITE, Poly, JC after their O levels. NT students will go to ITE for 2 years before they have the option to go to Higher NITEC (ITE), Poly, NAFA, Lasalle.
Promotion from NT to NA is entirely up to the school's discretion. Good grades in year 1 (overall) is a must but they usually take into consideration your child's participation in school activities as well. Its advisable to appeal to the school at the end of the year regardless of his/her results.
For English Tuition, my daughter previously went to this centre in Thomson, called Ace Clinic Education. Let me know if you want the contact. She only did English and Maths though, so I am not sure about their science program. I feel they are great but its also more important that you find a tutor who your child can relate to and understand.
I hope this helps! -
Online streaming of \"Unteachable\" - documentary featuring a Singaporean teacher's experience teaching her Normal Technical students
https://theprojector.sg/films-and-events/unteachable-post-screening-panel/ -
The NT curriculum has changed a lot over the years since it started - taking into a lot of feedbacks and reviews from different stake holders
The emphasis now vs then have completely been revised .
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