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    2022 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (born in 2010)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • doodbugD Offline
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      Certainly. Just saying…at the aggregate level lor. At the individual level there will be boys who are very matured

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      • manorwayM Offline
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        The school should have gone through the structure of an expository essay with them and probably have gotten them to write at least one expository essay in school.

        If by now he is still not familiar of what an expository essay is, my suggestion is to stick to the familiar narrative essay format.

        Too risky to start now.
        I agree with swc. Stick to what your child has been practising for the PSLE. If you want content to stand out, learn to add twists to the story. But still must practise first before using in exam. Our favourite teacher used to remind kids each time before exam never to try something new in exam. Try during her writing assignments and she will guide. But in exam always only do the tried and tested way. She even said if kids always write 3 pages, don't suddenly add 5 pages in exam. One of our kids thought he felt very inspired and wrote 2 extra pages in SA2 and went out of point when he usually scored 35-38/40 during practice.

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        • manorwayM Offline
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          zac's mum\" post_id=\"2082663\" time=\"1663490084\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2082663 time=1663490084 user_id=53606]
          Sure. Arent they the ones who win the Queen’s
          Commonwealth Essay comp year after year?

          But who’s to say boys can’t have that introspective or maturity of thought. They may well exist, just rarer at this age that’s all.[/quote]
          I agree with you Zac's mum. I think by P6, there are a lot of boys capable of discussing and forming their own views on these commonly tested topics. In fact, good teachers at P6 will do lots of discussion of this sort throughout the year, in a way to prepare for Oral and Compo. The issue is for kids to learn to weave these into their writing.

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          • passioninlearningP Offline
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            Dear parents,

            I would like to share with you some examination tips for the upcoming PSLE.
            Do feel free to take a look

            https://passioninlearning.wordpress.com/2022/09/26/exams-preparations/

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            • chenlaoshiC Offline
              chenlaoshi
              last edited by

              Into the final lap. All the best! :rahrah:


              https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/psle-parents-children-study-exam-stress-wellbeing-2959956
              https://i.imgur.com/57bgaST.jpg\">

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              • zac's mumZ Offline
                zac's mum
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                Into the final lap. All the best! :rahrah:

                https://www.channelnewsasia.com/commentary/psle-parents-children-study-exam-stress-wellbeing-2959956
                https://i.imgur.com/57bgaST.jpg\">
                Thank u chenlaoshi! 🙏 :xedfingers: :please:

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                • phtthpP Offline
                  phtthp
                  last edited by

                  Tomorrow

                  Thursday (29 Sept 2022),

                  start first written paper,
                  PSLE English Composition Paper 1, at 8.15 am.

                  Sleep early, tonight.
                  Do not be late,
                  for tomorrow First written paper.
                  All the best, to all P6 students

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                  • eurostarE Offline
                    eurostar
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                    g6 to all taking the exam


                    today just relax n sleep early …

                    nothing much they can do already imo

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                    • laughingcatL Offline
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                      All the BEST to P6 kids.

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                      • EstéemaE Offline
                        Estéema
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                        All the BEST to P6 warriors! Get enuf sleep, eat well, don’t overstuff 1-2 hours before exams. 加油! 💪🏻

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