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      Trapwithin
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      verykiasu2010:
      vlim:

      [quote=\"Neko\"]
      Are there some clear advantages in joining debate ? think dd will be joining next year but she is wondering if debate as CCA will take up a lot of time.

      I think it does take up sometime as they need to prepare the script . The advantage is they will learn the debating skill! So is definitely good! But my ds doesn't like...so... šŸ˜ž

      sure to score full marks for PSLE oral ....[/quote]Another round .. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

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        TwaTau
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        Trapwithin:
        verykiasu2010:

        [quote=\"vlim\"]
        I think it does take up sometime as they need to prepare the script . The advantage is they will learn the debating skill! So is definitely good! But my ds doesn't like...so... šŸ˜ž

        sure to score full marks for PSLE oral ....

        Another round .. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:[/quote]and the skill learnt will also be a tool for them to argue with you, then you have a whole new set of headache! :frustrated:

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          vlim
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          i already like this :frustrated: without the skill...if he was to learn the skill I will be :nosebleed: :faint:

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            verykiasu2010
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            vlim:
            i already like this :frustrated: without the skill...if he was to learn the skill I will be :nosebleed: :faint:

            then you get free training from your DS, and be a sparring partner

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              vlim
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              verykiasu2010:
              vlim:

              i already like this :frustrated: without the skill...if he was to learn the skill I will be :nosebleed: :faint:


              then you get free training from your DS, and be a sparring partner

              my dh always complain that it is very noisy when my ds and I are together especially when discussing abt homework... šŸ˜‰

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                verykiasu2010
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                vlim:
                verykiasu2010:

                [quote=\"vlim\"]i already like this :frustrated: without the skill...if he was to learn the skill I will be :nosebleed: :faint:


                then you get free training from your DS, and be a sparring partner

                my dh always complain that it is very noisy when my ds and I are together especially when discussing abt homework... šŸ˜‰[/quote]i especially enjoy the learning process of the FPSP, becoming their typist along the way for the initial papers

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                  TwaTau
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                  verykiasu2010:


                  i especially enjoy the learning process of the FPSP, becoming their typist along the way for the initial papers
                  No wonder you know so much about this FPS programme. You are very involved with your kid work, :udaman: I manage to get hold of my DS FSP file, and still barely understood what they are doing. 😐 😐 😐 😐

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                    TwaTau:
                    verykiasu2010:



                    i especially enjoy the learning process of the FPSP, becoming their typist along the way for the initial papers

                    No wonder you know so much about this FPS programme. You are very involved with your kid work, :udaman: I manage to get hold of my DS FSP file, and still barely understood what they are doing. 😐 😐 😐 😐

                    initial papers only lah....they got to do their own work, research, draft their write up, submit for vetting, re-do, circulate among team members for correction .... and watch how they do ..... once in while my house become conference room

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                      Wow not easy. A kid who can get consistently above 80% for all subjects in p5 and p6 GEP should have no problem with the DSA GAT anyway or getting a high score for PSLE.

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                        ngbrdad:


                        Wow not easy. A kid who can get consistently above 80% for all subjects in p5 and p6 GEP should have no problem with the DSA GAT anyway or getting a high score for PSLE.
                        It's >80% overall average, not >80% for every subject. And yes, these students typically do well for PSLE. That's why schools have confidence in offering them DSA.

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