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    What is lowest PSLE aggregate you can score with 4A*?

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      jtoh
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      Augmum:
      Brenda10:

      My two friends' son and daughter both got 4A each and their t-score were 238 and 239 respectively in last year.


      last year, one of my gal's classmate scored 4 As
      intially, her mum when heard her \"4 A\" was very happy.....
      but later realised that the T-score was only 22X

      Oh dear. 😞

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        Brenda10
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        Augmum:
        Brenda10:

        My two friends' son and daughter both got 4A each and their t-score were 238 and 239 respectively in last year.


        last year, one of my gal's classmate scored 4 As
        intially, her mum when heard her \"4 A\" was very happy.....
        but later realised that the T-score was only 22X

        :shock: . 4A could be 238-239 and also could be 22X...., different almost 10 marks.

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          psledau
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          jtoh:
          Augmum:

          [quote=\"Brenda10\"]My two friends' son and daughter both got 4A each and their t-score were 238 and 239 respectively in last year.


          last year, one of my gal's classmate scored 4 As
          intially, her mum when heard her \"4 A\" was very happy.....
          but later realised that the T-score was only 22X

          Oh dear. :([/quote]oh dear, it makes us nervous, our kids are having their exams now and we are already guessing their T-scores. Can't imagine when the day comes when the results are released πŸ™

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            verykiasu2010
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            jtoh:
            verykiasu2010:

            [quote=\"phankao\"]
            Too bad he did not have DSA. I heard some GEP students were caught this way too, getting 240+ and no DSA.

            that causes some panic to some parents now ...

            Once you score a B in any subject your chances of scoring more than low 240 is very slim.[/quote]have seen people with 4As only 23x

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              verykiasu2010
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              Sun_2010:
              btw atutor,

              I have read ur posts before about t-score. At that point never understood what you meant by low score in maths /Chinese can pull t-score down a lot.

              Only when i palyed around with scores, SDs and means i realised how true ur conclusions were . So Thanks U.

              Maths today- waaaaaaa, cant bear the tension.
              the mean for math and CL are usually higher than Sci and EL, and SD is smaller than Sci & EL

              seems like there is a correlation between CL & MA

              but bear in mind the 0.712 is an observation only, an estimate

              every year the mean and SD for every subject fluctuates within certain range

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                jtoh
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                verykiasu2010:
                Sun_2010:

                btw atutor,

                I have read ur posts before about t-score. At that point never understood what you meant by low score in maths /Chinese can pull t-score down a lot.

                Only when i palyed around with scores, SDs and means i realised how true ur conclusions were . So Thanks U.

                Maths today- waaaaaaa, cant bear the tension.

                the mean for math and CL are usually high, and SD is smaller than Sci & EL

                seems like there is a correlation between CL & MA

                What do you mean by there's a correlation between CL and MA?

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                  verykiasu2010
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                  jtoh:
                  verykiasu2010:

                  [quote=\"Sun_2010\"]btw atutor,

                  I have read ur posts before about t-score. At that point never understood what you meant by low score in maths /Chinese can pull t-score down a lot.

                  Only when i palyed around with scores, SDs and means i realised how true ur conclusions were . So Thanks U.

                  Maths today- waaaaaaa, cant bear the tension.

                  the mean for math and CL are usually high, and SD is smaller than Sci & EL

                  seems like there is a correlation between CL & MA

                  What do you mean by there's a correlation between CL and MA?[/quote]some people say those good in CL is good in MA due to the nature of the language : the way a person process MA concepts vs the thinking process in CL

                  however, as MA is expressed via EL, those strong in EL will also have an advantage in MA but sometime the question setters play on language for the MA questions, which is totally unnecessary

                  MA should be MA and not a test of EL

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                    Augmum
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                    psledau:

                    oh dear, it makes us nervous, our kids are having their exams now and we are already guessing their T-scores. Can't imagine when the day comes when the results are released πŸ™
                    actually, the biggest anxiety would be on the results day itself πŸ˜‰

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                      jtoh
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                        atutor2001
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                        verykiasu2010:
                        .......


                        seems like there is a correlation between CL & MA
                        Came across a report that about 10% of the student population are \"foreigners\", PR...

                        These students are so good in CL and MA that getting 100 is chicken. For MA they are ahead of local students by at least 1 year in terms of coverage and yet they usually join a class that is younger than them by 1 year - so that they can catch up in EL. No need to comment about CL.

                        With additional foreign students scoring A* (on top of our own local A*), we can guess what will happen to the \"mean\" and our T-score if we don't do well in CL or MA. I guess that was why the proposal to give less weightage to CL was made. Unfortunately many don't understand the good intention and made lots of noise.

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