Preparing For O-Levels
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worriedparent:
My son also did badly when he was in sec2. And the best decision I ever made was to hire tutors for him. After that, his attitude toward learning is more serious because he knows that I have to spend more for him. His O level result was excellent especially in Math. He credits his success toward the tutors. Now, he is in Poly and very motivated with his study.Original Title: Failed Maths & Science Subjects
My son has done very badly in his Sec 3 Mid-Year Exam, esp in his core subjects of E. Maths, A. Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Can anyone help?
Finding a good tutor is also very difficult. I would recommend full-time tutor, not part-time. And you need to monitor tutors as well, speak to them, ask this and that. If the tutors knows that you are watching their works, they would be more devoted. -
mramk:
Hi mramk
My son also did badly when he was in sec2. And the best decision I ever made was to hire tutors for him. After that, his attitude toward learning is more serious because he knows that I have to spend more for him. His O level result was excellent especially in Math. He credits his success toward the tutors. Now, he is in Poly and very motivated with his study.worriedparent:
Original Title: Failed Maths & Science Subjects
My son has done very badly in his Sec 3 Mid-Year Exam, esp in his core subjects of E. Maths, A. Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Can anyone help?
Finding a good tutor is also very difficult. I would recommend full-time tutor, not part-time. And you need to monitor tutors as well, speak to them, ask this and that. If the tutors knows that you are watching their works, they would be more devoted.
I am living in the east. Is it possible for you the recommend the tutors you have hired? DS3 sitting for O next year and DS4 sec 1 next year. Thank you. -
Hi all
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worriedparent:
Original Title: Failed Maths & Science Subjects
My son has done very badly in his Sec 3 Mid-Year Exam, esp in his core subjects of E. Maths, A. Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Can anyone help?
Can use the holiday time to brush up their weak subjects.
This is what many education savvy parents are doing nowadays.
Because now the student has more time and less stress. And can utilize the time to clear up many of the problems areas they faced. -
worriedparent:
I can give him a try. As a professional math trainer, I look forward to taking the challenge to help every student for a better change.Original Title: Failed Maths & Science Subjects
My son has done very badly in his Sec 3 Mid-Year Exam, esp in his core subjects of E. Maths, A. Maths, Physics and Chemistry.
Can anyone help?
Some student hate math while others are scary of math. Some seriously lack the background of previous classes while others simply need a change in learning attitude (but making such a change is never simple though). These initial obstacles have to be dealt with before going to the next step which includes strategic theory review and practise questions. What does “strategic” mean? It means 2 things:
(i) most important subjects which carry high mark portions have to be carefully highlighted and addressed
(ii) the preparation need to be individualized to deal with particular background weaknesses of each student.
Indispensably, every student needs to know by heart the tips to identify, analyze a new question as a known question and thinking process to solve it.
You can send him in for a FREE workshop & an assessment test.
http://mathqa.blogspot.com/2010/11/free-revision-workshops-for-gce-o-level.html
http://mathqa.blogspot.com/2010/11/test-question-for-senior-olympiad.html
http://mathqa.blogspot.com/2010/11/sat-i-math-collection-of-medium-to-hard.html
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Hi all,
Just to let you know that MDIS college offers a 10 month preparatory course for GCE 'O' level exams. Registration is up so please head on to http://www.mdiscollege.edu.sg -
Hey,
I’m sec 4 this year, been failing almost everything since sec 1 (just not enough to retain, lol). So I’m taking O levels, when do people usually start studying (like intensively)?
my cca points most likely gonna revoke as i keep pon too >< hai -
ihatecca:
if u're failing almost everything, u need to start intensively study NOW!Hey,
I'm sec 4 this year, been failing almost everything since sec 1 (just not enough to retain, lol). So I'm taking O levels, when do people usually start studying (like intensively)?
my cca points most likely gonna revoke as i keep pon too >< hai
u have a lot to catch up and just a pass for everything is not good enough. imagine u just pass every subject... 6 x 5 subjects is 30 points. u think u can go poly? -
Yeah one of my teachers said when she was in secondary, at the end of sec 3, her L1R5 was 43. So she knew she had to buck up and by prelim 2, it became 20+ and O level 13. So it’s possible to lower your L1R5 within a year, provided you’re willing to work hard.
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My child is also not doing well in Physics and we are looking for a good tutor for her O levels this year. Have come across physics tutors like TuitionPhysics.com, Physics.com.sg, etc. Heard that they are quite good but not too sure which is the best for my daughter. :?
Anyone has any suggestions?
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