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    GEP 2010 - Screening & Selection

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    • AppleCrumbleA Offline
      AppleCrumble
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      blur-daddy:
      Hi AppleCrumble,

      Nice great summary...

      Applicable to my DS1... He loves maths and science, but suck in MT... The other observation i wanna add is in general, they like to read books... As thats where they get all their general knowledge from... My DS1 read abt boring topics like earthquake, tsunami, grizzle bear against polar bear etc. And only in P2, did he switched over to story books... And now stuck in all kind of story books... To him, reading is relaxation!
      Thanks, blur-daddy for the compliments.

      Agree with you that these kids love to read. They have voracious appetite for books which are of interest to them, regardless of how thick the book can be. My kid can 'chew off' a book of about 3 cm thick in 2 weeks, even when school work is heavy!! :!:

      But I am happy that my kid has a great love for books... šŸ˜„

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      • comfyC Offline
        comfy
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        AppleCrumble:
        blur-daddy:

        Hi AppleCrumble,

        Nice great summary...

        Applicable to my DS1... He loves maths and science, but suck in MT... The other observation i wanna add is in general, they like to read books... As thats where they get all their general knowledge from... My DS1 read abt boring topics like earthquake, tsunami, grizzle bear against polar bear etc. And only in P2, did he switched over to story books... And now stuck in all kind of story books... To him, reading is relaxation!

        Thanks, blur-daddy for the compliments.

        Agree with you that these kids love to read. They have voracious appetite for books which are of interest to them, regardless of how thick the book can be. My kid can 'chew off' a book of about 3 cm thick in 2 weeks, even when school work is heavy!! :!:

        But I am happy that my kid has a great love for books... šŸ˜„

        I thought so too, until I know of a kid who really loves to read and also good in Math but didn't get into GEP. I think the different is the General Ability which I don't know can be trained or not. Maybe someone can let your kid reads such books, crazy about books and good in Math and sit for the selected test. If get in, then we surely has the GEP formula :celebrate:

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          Funx3
          last edited by

          comfy:
          I think the different is the General Ability which I don't know can be trained or not. Maybe someone can let your kid reads such books, crazy about books and good in Math and sit for the selected test. If get in, then we surely has the GEP formula :celebrate:

          Wah think it's worth Researching into this AREA ....

          By the Way, Any Parents know of Any GEP Training Centre - Selling \"SURE GET IN OR MONEY BACK\" GEP Course ? :lol: :lol:

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          • phankaoP Offline
            phankao
            last edited by

            Funx3:
            comfy:

            I think the different is the General Ability which I don't know can be trained or not. Maybe someone can let your kid reads such books, crazy about books and good in Math and sit for the selected test. If get in, then we surely has the GEP formula :celebrate:


            Wah think it's worth Researching into this AREA ....

            By the Way, Any Parents know of Any GEP Training Centre - Selling \"SURE GET IN OR MONEY BACK\" GEP Course ? :lol: :lol:

            Actually this abstract reasoning can be trained if the kid is willing.

            I mean, GEP tests has questions like \"If A+B=C, then D+E=??\". As long as the kid has been exposed to such questions before, surely know how to do right? If not, as adults - you know how to do or not? Just requires inference. So super-easy once you know.

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              Funx3
              last edited by

              phankao:

              Actually this abstract reasoning can be trained if the kid is willing.

              I mean, GEP tests has questions like \"If A+B=C, then D+E=??\". As long as the kid has been exposed to such questions before, surely know how to do right? If not, as adults - you know how to do or not? Just requires inference. So super-easy once you know.
              U Mean it's a Matter of Try it B4, Know the Mtd to do it, So CAN DO????

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              • phankaoP Offline
                phankao
                last edited by

                Funx3:
                phankao:


                Actually this abstract reasoning can be trained if the kid is willing.

                I mean, GEP tests has questions like \"If A+B=C, then D+E=??\". As long as the kid has been exposed to such questions before, surely know how to do right? If not, as adults - you know how to do or not? Just requires inference. So super-easy once you know.

                U Mean it's a Matter of Try it B4, Know the Mtd to do it, So CAN DO????

                Yes. If you've never seen before, may not know how to do, right? Almost like Math, huh?

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                  Funx3
                  last edited by

                  phankao:

                  U Mean it's a Matter of Try it B4, Know the Mtd to do it, So CAN DO????
                  Yes. If you've never seen before, may not know how to do, right? Almost like Math, huh?[/quote]

                  Think I Know what U mean .....

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                  • phankaoP Offline
                    phankao
                    last edited by

                    Funx3:
                    phankao:


                    U Mean it's a Matter of Try it B4, Know the Mtd to do it, So CAN DO????

                    phankao:
                    Yes. If you've never seen before, may not know how to do, right? Almost like Math, huh?
                    Think I Know what U mean .....

                    So some of these \"tests\" not very difficult to train, right? But you must have come across the type of questions before.A friend who used to mark GEP screening papers trained his son. He got in GEP. So, what's so unusual about that? Can train, right?

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                      Funx3
                      last edited by

                      phankao:
                      A friend who used to mark GEP screening papers trained his son. He got in GEP. So, what's so unusual about that? Can train, right?

                      SEEMS U R RIGHT!!!!
                      So Your Friend Could Actually Conduct GEP Classes for other Interested Parents????

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                      • phankaoP Offline
                        phankao
                        last edited by

                        Funx3:
                        phankao:

                        A friend who used to mark GEP screening papers trained his son. He got in GEP. So, what's so unusual about that? Can train, right?


                        SEEMS U R RIGHT!!!!
                        So Your Friend Could Actually Conduct GEP Classes for other Interested Parents????

                        Actually have ... but I have no p3 kid. haha. Maybe 7 years later lah. I don't know about the other students he taught though. They don't guarantee anyway.

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