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    2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)

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    • Imp75I Offline
      Imp75
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      [quote=MrsKiasu post_id=1934794 time=1568176524 user_id=43981]

      maybe I will think otherwise if my kid's results are good lol šŸ˜‚ but for average ones would prefer to enjoy the process ba..

      haha actually i am just joking lah. For this kind of thing, its really up to individual parents and kids. Some want to know more to get a feel how their kids are performing or how they are performing against their peers, while some are just not comfortable to share. 😃

      haha..if friends ask I will still share, I would prefer just ask and go kind la..[/quote]Just ask kids to go around asking classmates then will know how your child fares in the class.

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      • MrsKiasuM Offline
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        [quote=Dino post_id=1934796 time=1568176797 user_id=6726]

        haha actually i am just joking lah. For this kind of thing, its really up to individual parents and kids. Some want to know more to get a feel how their kids are performing or how they are performing against their peers, while some are just not comfortable to share. 😃

        haha..if friends ask I will still share, I would prefer just ask and go kind la..

        Just ask kids to go around asking classmates then will know how your child fares in the class.[/quote]think if dd asked also just few close ones šŸ˜‚ she won't be bothered much but ask to feed info to mummy..just a handful to get feel only if happen šŸ˜‚

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        • MrsKiasuM Offline
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          dd started reading (instead of writing ) the prelim papers šŸ˜“ she says she is saving those nyps papers for later ..after she done reading some other schools coz she abit 'scared' doing nyps papers now..

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            Just ask kids to go around asking classmates then will know how your child fares in the class.
            after the sabotage by my DD BFFs, she dare not share her results when her classmate ask.
            šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚

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              Imp75\" post_id=\"1934802\" time=\"1568177895\" user_id=\"2358:


              Just ask kids to go around asking classmates then will know how your child fares in the class.

              after the sabotage by my DD BFFs, she dare not share her results when her classmate ask.
              šŸ˜‚ šŸ˜‚

              Just ask the usual top scorers as a gauge can Liao or ask boys they are more straight forward.

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              • MyPillowM Offline
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                I personally feel no comparing of results is good..dd doesn't like it.
                kids actually not feel comfortable asking around when they are older like fr p4 /p5 onwards
                & prelims is a bit sensitive lor.
                l oso ask kid to ask, they will like 'ah yo' see how lor

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                  any idea if PSLE score calculation based on bell-curve?

                  I read from a blog, the blog owner daughter took PSLE in 2009, and she left 3 x maths questions (4 marks each) blank. with 12 marks gone, her daughter still managed to score A* for Maths.
                  So i am wondering if the score is based on bell-curve.

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                  • MrsKiasuM Offline
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                    MyPillow\" post_id=\"1934809\" time=\"1568180104\" user_id=\"70594:

                    MrsKiasu\" post_id=\"1934765\" time=\"1568170440\" user_id=\"43981:

                    I personally feel no comparing of results is good..dd doesn't like it.

                    kids actually not feel comfortable asking around when they are older like fr p4 /p5 onwards
                    & prelims is a bit sensitive lor.
                    l oso ask kid to ask, they will like 'ah yo' see how lor

                    could be..even kid and best friend dont really talk about marks, I feel.

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                      dylanmummy2003\" post_id=\"1934811\" time=\"1568180632\" user_id=\"116705:

                      any idea if PSLE score calculation based on bell-curve?
                      I read from a blog, the blog owner daughter took PSLE in 2009, and she left 3 x maths questions (4 marks each) blank. with 12 marks gone, her daughter still managed to score A* for Maths.
                      So i am wondering if the score is based on bell-curve.
                      WOW really???!!!! 12 marks is a lot leh...... but still A*

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                        dylanmummy2003
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                        WOW really???!!!! 12 marks is a lot leh...... but still A*
                        ya, here is the blog
                        http://hedgehogcomms.blogspot.com/2012/10/piecing-together-psle-puzzle.html

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