Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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php:
verykiasu2010 must have pass you some secret weapon......[/quote]Sorry secret weapon cannot share. That's why it's secret
Yes of course I remember. But that one is for future use :idea:. So KIV for the moment.markfch:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]
mark ..... remember my pm to you ? go go go
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janet_lee88:
My Maths Olympiad at home collecting dust...no time to attempt.
can sell it to php, he'll be glad to buy it from you.
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prisnkc:
Hi prisnkc, both are published by EPB-PanPac.
Which publishers are these two books under?E3:
ζζ―ι θ―»η解ι«ζ (Comprehension Champion). This book has questions focussed on asking only own opinions and analytical questions. The only problem is there will be some characters that she had not learnt but understanding is still fine.
As for the P4 compo book, she uses ζδΌη,ζ³,ε (Look.Think.Write) The scenarios are based on 4 pictures. -
php:
Too late.janet_lee88:
My Maths Olympiad at home collecting dust...no time to attempt.
just wonder whether all P5/P6 students in PH will undergo Maths Olympiad training... -
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Too late.[/quote]Do you mean to late to start ? or to late to start training at their level? :?php:
[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]My Maths Olympiad at home collecting dust...no time to attempt.
just wonder whether all P5/P6 students in PH will undergo Maths Olympiad training...
What I know is that PH don't train stds in lower Pri. -
comfy:
Do you mean to late to start ? or to late to start training at their level? :?
Too late.E3:
[quote=\"php\"]
just wonder whether all P5/P6 students in PH will undergo Maths Olympiad training...
What I know is that PH don't train stds in lower Pri.[/quote]Too late to start training at P5/P6, regardless of whether PH trains or not. Math Olympiad is just non-routine Math questions in higher-older thinking so as long as it's within the syllabus, it can appear in exams. It's not really necessary for school to \"train\". For parents who are not familiar will just think that they are the \"tricky\" questions but for those familiar ones, they know these questions can be found in the Math Olympiad books in the market. One question came out EXACTLY for P1 SA2 last year from her Math Olympiad book, my dd used to spot for such questions then, nowadays, it's simply \"packaged\" in the Math papers so don't even bother to trace them anymore. -
E3:
Too late to start training at P5/P6, regardless of whether PH trains or not. Math Olympiad is just non-routine Math questions in higher-older thinking so as long as it's within the syllabus, it can appear in exams. It's not really necessary for school to \"train\". For parents who are not familiar will just think that they are the \"tricky\" questions but for those familiar ones, they know these questions can be found in the Math Olympiad books in the market. One question came out EXACTLY for P1 SA2 last year from her Math Olympiad book, my dd used to spot for such questions then, nowadays, it's simply \"packaged\" in the Math papers so don't even bother to trace them anymore.[/quote]I heard from my friend that not all topics will appear in the Math papers, around 20% topics only. What do you think?
Do you mean to late to start ? or to late to start training at their level? :?comfy:
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Too late.
What I know is that PH don't train stds in lower Pri. -
php:
Definitely not all. Pupils to be recommended by the class MA teacher and then to be approved by the HOD MA. According to my elder boy's MA teacher, the training is heavily subsidied by the school, the pupil pays only a nominal fee like $50 for 8 lessons which is 2 or 2.5 hours on a non-supplementary lesson day, usu. Wednesday.janet_lee88:
My Maths Olympiad at home collecting dust...no time to attempt.
just wonder whether all P5/P6 students in PH will undergo Maths Olympiad training...
During my elder boy's time, the MO service provider was HOTHOUSE. Not sure if next year will still be by them (I said this becos I saw some MathHubs personnel leaving the sch compound ard 1.30pm. Maybe come to intro their services.) -
markfch:
If you hv seen samples of exam papers for MA, then you wld see such MO qns appearing in section B, usu 1 to 2 qns. U want your boy to score full marks, then need to start on these.
Maths Olympiad training at p1? :faint:php:
markfch, you see for yourself... more things are coming in, right? just to share with you and i believe many parents did that...i exposed dd to Maths Olympiad after SA1. now she can solve chicken-rabbit question and interval question.....
I tell you, one day only got 24 hrs hor. I really cannot squeeze any more time out for Maths Olympiad training for ds. Unless I limit him to 5 hrs of sleep a day :evil: . Joking only, even I'm not so crazy ok. -
janet_lee88:
I will cut down on Math assessment books next yr...like Challenging Problems. Getting only about 3-4. But for Chinese, need to focus on Comprehension and duan wen tian kong more.
Cut down already still 3 or 4?? Wow how many did u buy?
For me usually 1 or 2...
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