2022 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (born in 2010)

[phtthp]

Coffeelatte03\" post_id=\"2084722\" time=\"1664879267\" user_id=\"198645:

I feel so cheated. We spent so much time on math. ️ turned out was the easiest

Expect to see many P6 students score AL 1 for Psle Maths, this year (2022). At least, one subject secured with an AL 1, first.

[kmom]

Blurmee\" post_id=\"2084716\" time=\"1664877780\" user_id=\"199104:

9cm

Hi, may i ask if 9cm is it option 2?

[hammies]

phtthp\" post_id=\"2084725\" time=\"1664880519\" user_id=\"35251:

Expect to see many P6 students score AL 1 for Psle Maths, this year (2022). At least, one subject secured with an AL 1, first.

Hopefully no careless mistakes. * fingers crossed* :rahrah: :xedfingers:

[hammies]

Mkang2\" post_id=\"2084688\" time=\"1664872322\" user_id=\"171066:

May I ask if anyone can remember the part b) to 2nd last question on electricity in booklet B for science paper today. They are to complete the circuit provided. Thank you !

mine said draw parallel circuit

[hammies]

kmom\" post_id=\"2084727\" time=\"1664880684\" user_id=\"36062:

Hi, may i ask if 9cm is it option 2?

mine says its option 2

[Liew Nga Wing]

Coffeelatte03\" post_id=\"2084722\" time=\"1664879267\" user_id=\"198645:

I feel so cheated. We spent so much time on math. ️ turned out was the easiest

To study on a subject is not only for PSLE examination, I believe your kids now have a good foundation of maths knowledge which would help them to get a better academic achievement in their future studies.

[kmom]

:thankyou:

hammies\" post_id=\"2084733\" time=\"1664884099\" user_id=\"124545:

mine says its option 2

[vancomycin79]

Honestly for today’s paper, with so many application questions , it’s really not possible to “study” for it.

[awew73]

Just now ask my hubby, he said poo got ammonia and ammonia is more alkaline which will be suitable for larva to survive… :heresmyfish: how to get a 11/12 yrs old to understand this?

[SG_KP1]

Congrats to all of the kids that are done!


I don't know which papers were \"easy\" and which ones were \"hard.\" However, under the AL System I've always thought any individual student would be better off (relatively speaking) if the \"hard\" paper(s) come in your best subject(s). Net-net, I'm sure it will all balance out across the cohort and the preparation shouldn't be any different, as we don't know what will be \"easy\" or \"hard.\" But I think there is a bit more of an element of good fortune here now (in addition to hard work, controlling your nerves, etc).

In contrast, under t-score whether the paper was hard or easy didn't really matter, as your (subject) t-score was truly a measure of your performance vs. the cohort mean (in standard deviation terms).

Anyways, wish everyone gets the results they are looking for and hope the kids can enjoy the break.

Edits in italics/underlined.