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    2020 PSLE Discussions and Strategies(for those born in 2008)

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    • Zeal mummyZ Offline
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      Math

      Zeal mummy\" post_id=\"1953432\" time=\"1576519341\" user_id=\"58173:[quote=\"Zeal mummy\" post_id=1953432 time=1576519341 user_id=58173]To clarify .. are these topics (rate and speed) for math or science? Or for both?

      I recalled a few tuition centres advised in the parents' briefings that Speed and Rate is one of those topics that will not be heavily tested. So if a student is running out of time and just cannot understand this topic, some tutors do recommend dropping the topic to focus on the more important topics.

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      • FrancoiseF Offline
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        Watching this thread.

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        • Zeal mummyZ Offline
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          Francoise\" post_id=\"1953659\" time=\"1576659693\" user_id=\"12680:

          Watching this thread.
          Does anyone knows what’s the highest t-score this year?

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            deron
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            Hi, wonder what should I do with my child’s P1 to P5 school worksheets?


            They are piling up and I find it very messy.

            Thank you.

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            • zac's mumZ Offline
              zac's mum
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              deron\" post_id=\"1954668\" time=\"1576902180\" user_id=\"11431:

              Hi, wonder what should I do with my child's P1 to P5 school worksheets?

              They are piling up and I find it very messy.

              Thank you.
              It is a good time to sort them out. Get some thick lever-type ring files and categorize them into the 4 (or 5) subjects.

              Then further split them by level, P1 to P5.

              When it comes time for PSLE revision, these files will be useful, can look back to find topic by topic, those questions with worked answers. Then u can review the problem areas & address those. Sometimes the teachers will issue notes on how to do certain type of problem sums, which keywords are required for each topic in Science etc.

              (Some of the lower primary worksheets will not be useful anymore. Eg those very simple topics like addition, subtraction, multiplication, introduction to fractions etc.

              Remove those and put them into a discard/recycle pile. If you have a younger child, you can save those for the younger sibling.)

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                deron
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                zac's mum,


                Thank you for your response. Hope can finish the sorting before the new year starts 😅

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                • Zeal mummyZ Offline
                  Zeal mummy
                  last edited by

                  deron\" post_id=\"1954668\" time=\"1576902180\" user_id=\"11431:

                  Hi, wonder what should I do with my child's P1 to P5 school worksheets?

                  They are piling up and I find it very messy.

                  Thank you.
                  Threw them out already... only kept science notes p4 onwards. Think no time to look back for p1-p4 English/MT/Math notes. Mostly tested on p5/6 stuffs.

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                  • coastC Offline
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                    P1 & P2 stuffs can give away.


                    For Science, keep everything. Teachers will not have time to revise P3 & P4 topics (at most quick revision).

                    For Chinese, keep textbooks (P3 onwards) for own revision.

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                      zhang ying
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                      I want to find the best tutor for 2020 PSLE

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                        Zeal mummy\" post_id=\"1953730\" time=\"1576685798\" user_id=\"58173:[quote=\"Zeal mummy\" post_id=1953730 time=1576685798 user_id=58173]
                        Francoise\" post_id=\"1953659\" time=\"1576659693\" user_id=\"12680:
                        Does anyone knows what’s the highest t-score this year?
                        I heard from my teacher it is 282 and the student who scored the highest seems to study at Mavis.

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