2020 PSLE Discussions and Strategies(for those born in 2008)
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Any recommendations for joining online PSLE boot camps in May holidays? I am getting such messages from several tuition centres. I tried some free trials, but they were crappy. 300-400 students join and the chat box becomes spam box. I am wondering how the paid online classes are like?
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calvinchua\" post_id=\"1973412\" time=\"1588239276\" user_id=\"169999:
I suggest you judge which tuition centre/tutor to pick based on their content + delivery.
Any recommendations for joining online PSLE boot camps in May holidays? I am getting such messages from several tuition centres. I tried some free trials, but they were crappy. 300-400 students join and the chat box becomes spam box. I am wondering how the paid online classes are like?
The spamming problem will always be there, especially if it’s just a free trial or a short holiday boot camp. The tutor has zero rapport with total strangers & can’t manage them nor get them to stop spamming. Especially if the kids themselves didn’t sign up but parents forced them to join.
Just ask your child to close & ignore the chat box. Focus on the tutor’s screen and what he’s saying. Otherwise it will be money down the drain.
I have sampled many “live” online tutors (and online sessions with school teachers) by now. So far my experience is, smaller groups (fewer than 5 kids) are better, and stricter teachers are better. Otherwise, if big group or lax teacher with zero crowd control, you’re better off just finding a free video lecture and watching passively.
Or try to get extra lessons/tutoring/F2F supplementary lessons from the school teacher for any weaker subjects/components. -
For Science,
In light of the impact of the extended circuit breaker, the following common last topics (CLT) will be removed from PSLE examination:
- Living Together
- Food Chains and Food Webs
- Adaptations
- Man’s Impact on his Environment
May I know which are the specific science topics or questions covered these broad topics?
Thank you. -
TheBee\" post_id=\"1973669\" time=\"1588388551\" user_id=\"68239:
wow !
For Science,
In light of the impact of the extended circuit breaker, the following common last topics (CLT) will be removed from PSLE examination:
- Living Together
- Food Chains and Food Webs
- Adaptations
- Man's Impact on his Environment
Thank you.
These 4 Science topics mentioned are heavy going. If they are removed, will definitely lighten the PSLE preparation work, a lot. Relieved ! A big burden off.
Especially in particular, \"Animal Adaptations\" and \"Plant Adaptations\", \"Food Chain\" and \"Food Web\"
Can show us
the source or hyperlink news, from where was it reported (indicated) that, above topics are excluded, not tested ?
Thank you -
agree , the adaptation , human n Environment related are not easy topics to answer - can be v wide n varied qns set for P6 kids
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With these 4 heavy and tricky topics gone, this year Science paper content seems easier. Perhaps, many will score A* for Science this year.
SEAB will need to re-set their PSLE Science Paper, to remove testing these 4 topics, if indeed is true -
I don’t think they need to re-set? Just create addendum instructions to tell the candidates to ignore certain questions because they will not be marked. And invigilators brief/remind them before starting also.
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Definition of re-set
SEAB need to re-set the PSLE Science paper, because
after removed those questions related to 4 topics, from BOTH MCQ Section A and OE Section B section, they need to substitute the "removed" questions, by "new" questions -
Eg if those qns were worth 10 marks, just minus 10 marks from everybody’s total = everybody will be on the same level again right?
This is possible under T score system cos everyone will be on a curve anyway. -
phtthp\" post_id=\"1973671\" time=\"1588389642\" user_id=\"35251:
Hi,
wow !TheBee\" post_id=\"1973669\" time=\"1588388551\" user_id=\"68239:
For Science,
In light of the impact of the extended circuit breaker, the following common last topics (CLT) will be removed from PSLE examination:
- Living Together
- Food Chains and Food Webs
- Adaptations
- Man's Impact on his Environment
Thank you.
These 4 Science topics mentioned are heavy going. If they are removed, will definitely lighten the PSLE preparation work, a lot. Relieved ! A big burden off.
Especially in particular, \"Animal Adaptations\" and \"Plant Adaptations\", \"Food Chain\" and \"Food Web\"
Can show us
the source or hyperlink news, from where was it reported (indicated) that, above topics are excluded, not tested ?
Thank you
The information was extracted from the message in my child Parent Gateway. I attach a screenshot of the message here.
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