2011 PSLE Discussions and Strategy
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tisha:
Don't worry, ur DD will not be one of those. I'm sure she has done very well. :celebrate:
Hi Tisha
Thank you. I also told dd not to worry as CA1 is the 1st indicator as it help us to review area for improvement. :celebrate: -
Pen88n:
Hi Pen88Don't worry too much Brenda10. I'm sure your DD did well.
I always tell my DS that take every test as a learning opportunity. It is not only to test what you know, but also to highlight to you what you do not know. If you know most of it, good for you. :celebrate: If you have something in there that you do not know, :scratchhead: even better cos you learn in the process. Hopefully, it is not the case of you know but you have forgotten :slapshead:
Thank you. I also agree all this is a learning process. There will be up and down during the journey and more important is to learn and move on. :celebrate: -
starlight1968sg:
Don't Worry, Your Time To Relax Will only Be ....So \"jealous\" ! :roll:
My dd's CA1 starts today and will ends on 10 Mar.
Postphoned for 1 Week only!
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Pen88n:
Hey I Love This Quote!
I always tell my DS that take every test as a learning opportunity. It is not only to test what you know, but also to highlight to you what you do not know. If you know most of it, good for you. :celebrate: If you have something in there that you do not know, :scratchhead: even better cos you learn in the process. Hopefully, it is not the case of you know but you have forgotten :slapshead:
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We all know that learning is a life-long process, but somehow everybody is such uptight about CA, SA and psle including myself. :stupid:
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starlight1968sg:
We all know that learning is a life-long process, but somehow everybody is such uptight about CA, SA and psle including myself. :stupid:
The saddest part is it didn't end at PSLE. I am still very uptight even till today when my eldest kid is old enough to get married. My only consolation is when at times they do recognise our love and concern and not take me as being old and naggy. -
atutor2001:
Wow, many people will say you can relax since your eldest is old enough to get married. But I am VERY SURE you still very worry about him/her on other aspects. Parents' love and concern will only end when they are no longer in this world, if you know what I mean.starlight1968sg:
We all know that learning is a life-long process, but somehow everybody is such uptight about CA, SA and psle including myself. :stupid:
The saddest part is it didn't end at PSLE. I am still very uptight even till today when my eldest kid is old enough to get married. My only consolation is when at times they do recognise our love and concern and not take me as being old and naggy. -
starlight1968sg:
Yes fully agreed with you. Sometimes I try to be more relax and leave them alone. But then little hiccup will occur to them and in retrospect, I wished I had been more vigilant. So the worrying starts all over again.
Wow, many people will say you can relax since your eldest is old enough to get married. But I am VERY SURE you still very worry about him/her on other aspects. Parents' love and concern will only end when they are no longer in this world, if you know what I mean.
Sorry for telling grandmother story. Thanks -
Hi all,
I would like to seek help if any parents face the same problem with me ....
I have this problem when my DD does her Maths problems. Any problem sums, sometimes when she reads it, the next minute, 'mummy, I don't know how to do.\" when I go through with her, break it down, she can do it. I am wondering if she understands the concept or she is lazy to think out of the box or she does not have confidence to work through the sums herself.
I felt lost on what to do to help her .
Recently she got back her maths CA , she got a B. Is it on the safe side ?
Obviously , I wld hope she gets a A.
Another question is how to read the COP to enter secondary sch under the MOE website, as they have few Columns, like \"low, Upper, mean, median,\"
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Pen88n:
Hi Pen88n
I always tell my DS that take every test as a learning opportunity. It is not only to test what you know, but also to highlight to you what you do not know. If you know most of it, good for you. :celebrate: If you have something in there that you do not know, :scratchhead: even better cos you learn in the process. Hopefully, it is not the case of you know but you have forgotten :slapshead:
I like your above quote. Will share with DS when he comes home later.
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