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    * Nanyang JC (NYJC)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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    • peasantsP Offline
      peasants
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      • bbbayB Offline
        bbbay
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        00skyblue00\" post_id=\"2129656\" time=\"1708741945\" user_id=\"143605:

        We will not know for sure the proportion of those from CCMH with hcl, chose RI/HCI/EJC/VJC vs NYJC. Any idea/indication?

        but there will be those without HCL, \"captive\".

        Hope to see more good results in years to come.
        For discussion sake: My child told me 90% of CCHM students in his cohort took HCL O level. Assuming on an optimistic assumption, 90% of them passed HCL O level, = 81% of the cohort pass HCL O level. majority of CCHM students do not have to rely on affiliation bonus point, even if they choose NYJC - most of them already have the HCL bonus point. My opinion is, it will be just like any students with HCL from any schools and uses it bonus point to enroll into RI/HCI/EJC/NJC. Getting into NYJC primarily with affiliation bonus (deem as non academic merit), is small %.

        that is my reason NYJC, taking in mostly students with strong academic merits , achieving such good A level performance, is in line with statistical outcome. Of course I am not taking away the recognition of hard works of the teaching staffs of NYJC, to realise the statistic potential of its students. Maybe realise it with more efficiency/even more care than other schools’ curriculums

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          stetan\" post_id=\"2129639\" time=\"1708732166\" user_id=\"3358:

          I read the reddit post. How can nyjc have stellar resuts when its median is only an estimated figure? All the other JC posted actual median RI HCI EJC VJC which was really stellar
          Estimated figure? Check this.

          https://postimg.cc/DW9DP4q8

          Vjc result stellar ah, nope, Vjc didnt do that well.
          Ejc result.... meh.
          https://postimg.cc/7fmGjgtJ

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            Crester
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            Jerold\" post_id=\"2129677\" time=\"1708782311\" user_id=\"203353:

            Estimated figure? Check this.

            https://postimg.cc/DW9DP4q8

            Vjc result stellar ah, nope, Vjc didnt do that well.
            Ejc result.... meh.
            https://postimg.cc/7fmGjgtJ
            Wa, :congrats:
            Nyjc steadily glitching top few JC spot, amongst the IP JCs.

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              bbbay
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              It has been on my mind for sometimes. Can we draw any conclusions from NYJC’s performance: Are we saying PSLE results is a predictor of all future academic results such that all JAE students (outside top 10% according to PSLE) should not expect to do better than IP students (top 10% according to PSLE) in A level? Because of this belief, NYJC being a pure JAE intake JC, doing better in A level than many IP JCs , is an unexpected big achievement? Or PSLE is not a final predictor as we think, and students can still over take those that did better than them during PSLE, later in life? There will alway be exception but I looking at in general, what will happen to the majority. Or NYJC doing better than many IP JCs is a combination of PSLE is not deterministic plus its curriculum is better than IP JCs?


              I fee if there is a significant insight from what is happening in NYJC, future generations will benefit from this insight and be happier , less stressful?

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                bbbay\" post_id=\"2129689\" time=\"1708838247\" user_id=\"175278:

                It has been on my mind for sometimes. Can we draw any conclusions from NYJC’s performance: Are we saying PSLE results is a predictor of all future academic results such that all JAE students (outside top 10% according to PSLE) should not expect to do better than IP students (top 10% according to PSLE) in A level? Because of this belief, NYJC being a pure JAE intake JC, doing better in A level than many IP JCs , is an unexpected big achievement? Or PSLE is not a final predictor as we think, and students can still over take those that did better than them during PSLE, later in life? There will alway be exception but I looking at in general, what will happen to the majority. Or NYJC doing better than many IP JCs is a combination of PSLE is not deterministic plus its curriculum is better than IP JCs?

                I fee if there is a significant insight from what is happening in NYJC, future generations will benefit from this insight and be happier , less stressful?
                I feel other than Nyjc effective Modes of teaching methods,
                no Elitism breeding inside Nyjc unlike some, a humble culture, No overly crazily fun culture, conducive study campus, no IP/JAE division contribute to Nyjc sitting firmly up there.

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                  zac's mum
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                  bbbay\" post_id=\"2129689\" time=\"1708838247\" user_id=\"175278:

                  It has been on my mind for sometimes. Can we draw any conclusions from NYJC’s performance: Are we saying PSLE results is a predictor of all future academic results such that all JAE students (outside top 10% according to PSLE) should not expect to do better than IP students (top 10% according to PSLE) in A level? Because of this belief, NYJC being a pure JAE intake JC, doing better in A level than many IP JCs , is an unexpected big achievement? Or PSLE is not a final predictor as we think, and students can still over take those that did better than them during PSLE, later in life? There will alway be exception but I looking at in general, what will happen to the majority. Or NYJC doing better than many IP JCs is a combination of PSLE is not deterministic plus its curriculum is better than IP JCs?

                  I fee if there is a significant insight from what is happening in NYJC, future generations will benefit from this insight and be happier , less stressful?
                  In order to prove a hypothesis of: “PSLE results are an accurate predictor of future A level results”, we would need to look at the PSLE results of the student group (X percentile of the entire cohort), versus the A level results of the same student population (Y percentile of the entire cohort).

                  If X is similar to Y, then yes we can say it is an accurate predictor.

                  However, i don’t think that was the premise for setting up IP schools. The premise was that the top 10% of the PSLE cohort is predicted to score well enough to enter university (or “clearly university-bound”. Ref: https://web.archive.org/web/20120124212708/http://moe.gov.sg/education/secondary/other/integrated-programme/)

                  There was nothing postulated about the non-top 10% being university-bound (or not), and there was also nothing postulated about those who were top-10% but chose to take O levels.

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                    00skyblue00
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                    bbbay\" post_id=\"2129659\" time=\"1708746935\" user_id=\"175278:

                    For discussion sake: My child told me 90% of CCHM students in his cohort took HCL O level. Assuming on an optimistic assumption, 90% of them passed HCL O level, = 81% of the cohort pass HCL O level. majority of CCHM students do not have to rely on affiliation bonus point, even if they choose NYJC - most of them already have the HCL bonus point. My opinion is, it will be just like any students with HCL from any schools and uses it bonus point to enroll into RI/HCI/EJC/NJC. Getting into NYJC primarily with affiliation bonus (deem as non academic merit), is small %.

                    that is my reason NYJC, taking in mostly students with strong academic merits , achieving such good A level performance, is in line with statistical outcome. Of course I am not taking away the recognition of hard works of the teaching staffs of NYJC, to realise the statistic potential of its students. Maybe realise it with more efficiency/even more care than other schools’ curriculums
                    There are other jc taking in academically strong students too. Outcome vary.
                    Methods of teaching and school emphasis differ for different JCs.

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                      00skyblue00
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                      There is no suggestion that good psle results definitely translate to good A level results. Children even change as they grow up as many distractions come along the way, nothing is permanent. Even adults change.

                      As the other poster mentioned, skipping O level is to allow students have more time to go beyond std curriculum. Like GEP. But ultimately, everyone takes A levels, which test std curriculum. There are mainstream students who score better in psle than gep students. Gep does not predict better performance in psle. Most gep students I know still go for tuition for std curriculum in order not to lose out.

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                        phtthp
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                        Jerold\" post_id=\"2129677\" time=\"1708782311\" user_id=\"203353:

                        Estimated figure? Check this.

                        https://postimg.cc/DW9DP4q8

                        Vjc result stellar ah, nope, Vjc didnt do that well.
                        Ejc result.... meh.

                        https://postimg.cc/7fmGjgtJ
                        Yes, correct !

                        These are ACTUAL figures reported by NYJC current Principal, Mr Pang Choon How, himself.
                        NOT estimate, but actual figures reported by him.

                        Mr Pang stood on the stage inside the school hall & flashed all these slides right in front of close to 700 2023 A level batch of graduated students (born 2005), seated down chit chatting excitedly beneath the stage, awaiting to collect their A level results anxiously on that Friday afternoon (23 Feb 2024),
                        2.30 pm.

                        Besides current Principal Mr Pang, who else were also present ?
                        Well !
                        The former (ex) NYJC Principal, Mr Low, was also there.


                        Besides these close to 700 graduates being witness(es) there & then to hear Mr Pang loud and clear standing on the stage, who else are also the witness(es), appearing there, on that afternoon ?

                        The other witness(es) are the

                        1) 2024 current (JC 1 + JC2) students, born in (2006 + 2007), sitting just right behind these 700 graduates

                        Plus also

                        2) their excited parents, sitting right at the back, who have accompanied their precious sons & daughters to collect their results.

                        So, all these are actual figures, reported by Mr Pang. Nothing to do with estimate

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