All About GEP
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zac's mum\" post_id=\"2117365\" time=\"1692921225\" user_id=\"53606:[quote=\"zac's mum\" post_id=2117365 time=1692921225 user_id=53606]
Thks for the clarification.
Just to clarify,
- Round 1 is called the screening test (because it is a coarser screen to filter out the bottom 90%)
- Round 2 is called the selection test (because it will select the top 10% of the top 10% = overall or nationwide 1%)
All P3s are invited to take part in Round 1. Those who did not attend either means: parent did not give consent; or absent/MC on that day. There is no pre-round 1 shortlisting taking place.[/quote]
Yes , at primary school age, parents decide, students rarely volunteer
Looking at how student A and C progressed in GEP’s screening/selection process and their PSLE results, it seem the process is not error proof: student A went further in the GEP selection process than student C but score lesser (very slightly) than student C is PSLE. Unless student A got pass 1st round screening as the 10 percentile performer and student C failed the screening as the 10.01 percentile performer. -
bbbay\" post_id=\"2117363\" time=\"1692919251\" user_id=\"175278:
Maybe this may get me banned but I think I should call you out.
I personally knew these students from the same primary school:
Student A took GEP selection test, went through 1st round but not 2nd round
Student B did not take GEP selection test.
Both students got 265 for PSLE.
Student C took GEP selection test and didn’t pass 1st round. Got 266 for PSLE.
Any P3 students can volunteer for the GEP selection test? Or any parents know what is the shortlisting criteria for GEP selection test? By academics performance till P3? Or there will be some pre aptitude test that shortlists students based on creativity or something?
Hi bbbay, you have commented a lot in this thread and the other one.
But from your questions (specifically how a kid goes for the GEP test), it is clear that you don't know how the GEP selection process works.
Indeed, this suggests strongly that you are/was not a parent (of kids around P3 age at least)
Are you even in Singapore?
I think it is not good if you throw inaccurate/uninformed info all over the place.
The GEP is not to train selected students to ace the PSLE. -
jialinmum\" post_id=\"2117372\" time=\"1692929454\" user_id=\"202564:
You are entitled to your own conclusions after reading my comments. But I admit I am quite puzzled by your conclusions. And it happen frequently in forum like this where we offer different perspectives. It is acceptable, unless we put each other down.
Maybe this may get me banned but I think I should call you out.
Hi bbbay, you have commented a lot in this thread and the other one.
But from your questions (specifically how a kid goes for the GEP test), it is clear that you don't know how the GEP selection process works.
Indeed, this suggests strongly that you are/was not a parent (of kids around P3 age at least)
Are you even in Singapore?
I think it is not good if you throw inaccurate/uninformed info all over the place.
The GEP is not to train selected students to ace the PSLE. -
bbbay\" post_id=\"2117363\" time=\"1692919251\" user_id=\"175278:
Your questions need to a little better leh?
Any P3 students can volunteer for the GEP selection test? Or any parents know what is the shortlisting criteria for GEP selection test? By academics performance till P3? Or there will be some pre aptitude test that shortlists ……
the info that you’ve asked - google a bit, will point you to the MOE website. -
skii\" post_id=\"2117379\" time=\"1692932808\" user_id=\"82603:
Hmm. it’s quite like parents asking what is the success rate of GEP prep schools on this forum. All of us can google for that too. Part of my intention is to start the discussion here, playing “devil advocate” even I have my own answers already. To invite further discussion so as to hear other perspectives that I may overlooked
Your questions need to a little better leh?
the info that you’ve asked - google a bit, will point you to the MOE website. -
bbbay\" post_id=\"2117375\" time=\"1692932178\" user_id=\"175278:
You are entitled to your own conclusions after reading my comments. But I admit I am quite puzzled by your conclusions. And it happen frequently in forum like this where we offer different perspectives. It is acceptable, unless we put each other down.
Can you please quote specific examples of my conclusions that puzzled you?
Your earlier question about how kids are selected for the GEP selection process suggests strongly that you are not local or not a parent.
Of course we can all offer different perspectives but if you are not in the game at all, that’s kind of not credible. -
bbbay\" post_id=\"2117383\" time=\"1692933601\" user_id=\"175278:
i think that's categorically two types of information.
Hmm. it’s quite like parents asking what is the success rate of GEP prep schools on this forum. All of us can google for that too.
GEP screening / selection criteria is a published fact on the Ministry's website.
while
GEP prep class success rate is a claim by the Tuition Centre's owner / PR team.
One needs to discern the search results from Goggle carefully. -
jialinmum\" post_id=\"2117392\" time=\"1692935693\" user_id=\"202564:
Ok, just be happy with your conclusion, if they really can make you happier
Can you please quote specific examples of my conclusions that puzzled you?
Your earlier question about how kids are selected for the GEP selection process suggests strongly that you are not local or not a parent.
Of course we can all offer different perspectives but if you are not in the game at all, that’s kind of not credible. -
skii\" post_id=\"2117404\" time=\"1692939362\" user_id=\"82603:
I don’t expect everyone agree with me. Anyway someone else has already answered me.
i think that's categorically two types of information.
GEP screening / selection criteria is a published fact on the Ministry's website.
while
GEP prep class success rate is a claim by the Tuition Centre's owner / PR team.
One needs to discern the search results from Goggle carefully. -
Dear @bbbay,
I think you might have confused all the parents here when you used the term ‘GEP selection test’ which we would have associated with the second round of test conducted by MOE whilst what you actually intended to say was pretest for admission into a prep center. Correct ?
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