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    Anyone has kid that are p5 in 2010?

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    • L Offline
      Leanne
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      Hi Brenda


      Am sure she will.

      DS also makes same mistake during mid year and he learnt from it.Not sure what is the new thing coming up.


      Leanne

      Brenda10:
      Leanne:

      Yes, each wrong word written in compre is half mark each.In mid year, ds went thr that too.

      Its ok, its pri five...not psle.Move on


      Leanne

      Hi Leanne

      Hopefully she will wake up. 大声 wrote as 不声. :x

      Catch up with you later, need to rush for swimming.

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        carmen21
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        My DD is in P5 this year. She failed her maths (49) during the SA2 exam. I’m kinda prepared that she will do badly this time but was in shock when she told me that she failed maths. Her school teacher says that she does not know the concept thats why she fail. I got her a 1-1 tutor but she score even worse before tution. I want to help her to move on but I really know nothing about the maths that they are learning. I found another tutor for her that starts tomorrow. Hopefully the tutor can help her to understand the concept and apply. Sigh…

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          starlight1968sg
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          carmen21:
          My DD is in P5 this year. She failed her maths (49) during the SA2 exam. I'm kinda prepared that she will do badly this time but was in shock when she told me that she failed maths. Her school teacher says that she does not know the concept thats why she fail. I got her a 1-1 tutor but she score even worse before tution. I want to help her to move on but I really know nothing about the maths that they are learning. I found another tutor for her that starts tomorrow. Hopefully the tutor can help her to understand the concept and apply. Sigh....

          I can truly understand your concern. Dd is p5 too, though passed her math paper but didnt do that well in paper 2.
          Usually the last few (5 marks each) questions are the killer in paper 2. I wonder how dd is going to survive well in p6.

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            Quintessential Mum
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            Bottomline, it is important for the kids to read the questions very carefully and know what is required and also to be careful when doing calculations etc. This requires practice, practice, practice! 😉 It is imperative that they keep their eye on the time so that they have enough time to do all the questions and not rush through towards the end. If they encounter difficult questions that is taking too much time, skip and do the rest of the questions before coming back to it. The strategy is to collect all the \"easy marks\" first and later collect the \"difficult marks\". Most papers are designed so that the majority of the students sitting for the exams can at least do say 60-70% of the qns.

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              starlight1968sg
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              Quintessential Mum:
              Bottomline, it is important for the kids to read the questions very carefully and know what is required and also to be careful when doing calculations etc. This requires practice, practice, practice! 😉 It is imperative that they keep their eye on the time so that they have enough time to do all the questions and not rush through towards the end. If they encounter difficult questions that is taking too much time, skip and do the rest of the questions before coming back to it. The strategy is to collect all the \"easy marks\" first and later collect the \"difficult marks\". Most papers are designed so that the majority of the students sitting for the exams can at least do say 60-70% of the qns.

              I recalled when I sat for any exam and stuck with a difficult question. Thoufg I knew I had to move on but somehow my mind continued to think about that particular question. :stupid:

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                Leanne
                last edited by

                Hi Carmen21


                Sorri to hear that.
                Get the tutor to explain the concept and get your daughter practise hard.Am sure she will do well as long as she works hard.

                Leanne

                carmen21:
                My DD is in P5 this year. She failed her maths (49) during the SA2 exam. I'm kinda prepared that she will do badly this time but was in shock when she told me that she failed maths. Her school teacher says that she does not know the concept thats why she fail. I got her a 1-1 tutor but she score even worse before tution. I want to help her to move on but I really know nothing about the maths that they are learning. I found another tutor for her that starts tomorrow. Hopefully the tutor can help her to understand the concept and apply. Sigh....

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                  Emelyn
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                  Brenda10:
                  Leanne:

                  Yes, each wrong word written in compre is half mark each.In mid year, ds went thr that too.


                  Its ok, its pri five...not psle.Move on


                  Leanne

                  Hi Leanne

                  Hopefully she will wake up. 大声 wrote as 不声. :x

                  Catch up with you later, need to rush for swimming.

                  DS1 even worst... 老师 wrote as 老时, 哈哈大笑 wrote as 合合大笑.
                  Can faint !

                  Luckily that was during the mock test. In the actual paper, didn't hv any mistake of this sort. In fact, he did quite well in his CL P2. All the MCQ all correct, which is a never before thingy. And he is v happy too.

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                    Emelyn
                    last edited by

                    BTW, has any parent come up with a study plan for your kid for PSLE next year ?


                    Can share share ?? :oops: :oops:

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                      Brenda10
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                      Emelyn:
                      Brenda10:

                      [quote=\"Leanne\"]Yes, each wrong word written in compre is half mark each.In mid year, ds went thr that too.


                      Its ok, its pri five...not psle.Move on


                      Leanne

                      Hi Leanne

                      Hopefully she will wake up. 大声 wrote as 不声. :x

                      Catch up with you later, need to rush for swimming.

                      DS1 even worst... 老师 wrote as 老时, 哈哈大笑 wrote as 合合大笑.
                      Can faint !

                      Luckily that was during the mock test. In the actual paper, didn't hv any mistake of this sort. In fact, he did quite well in his CL P2. All the MCQ all correct, which is a never before thingy. And he is v happy too.[/quote]Hi Emelyn

                      Don't know how she check since she claimed still had suffiicient time left.

                      Wrong word will be deducted 1/2 mark.

                      BTW, Is your DS1 also P5 this year?

                      Thanks

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                        Emelyn
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                        Brenda10:
                        Emelyn:

                        [quote=\"Brenda10\"]
                        Hi Leanne

                        Hopefully she will wake up. 大声 wrote as 不声. :x

                        Catch up with you later, need to rush for swimming.

                        DS1 even worst... 老师 wrote as 老时, 哈哈大笑 wrote as 合合大笑.
                        Can faint !

                        Luckily that was during the mock test. In the actual paper, didn't hv any mistake of this sort. In fact, he did quite well in his CL P2. All the MCQ all correct, which is a never before thingy. And he is v happy too.

                        Hi Emelyn

                        Don't know how she check since she claimed still had suffiicient time left.

                        Wrong word will be deducted 1/2 mark.

                        BTW, Is your DS1 also P5 this year?

                        Thanks[/quote]Yes. he is in P5. For some reason, this term, he like \"wake up\". Did much better than the previous terms. And he also realised that when he puts in effort, his results will show.... he told me so. He said \"mama, i put in effort to study for the CL, that's why this term I am 2nd in class\".

                        I was like... :stupid: ..... \"ya... i have been telling you this since P3...\"

                        Just hope that this will continue till next year.
                        🙏

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