P5 Science & Maths a big change
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Considering A* to be > or equal to 91 marks in the PSLE, does it mean that one have to score close to full marks for MCQ? Is it easier to score say 56/60 for science MCQ. How well does your child do in the MCQ section?
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PiggyLalala:
Considering A* to be > or equal to 91 marks in the PSLE, does it mean that one have to score close to full marks for MCQ? Is it easier to score say 56/60 for science MCQ. How well does your child do in the MCQ section?
A* for PSLE may not be 91 marks - it is dependent on the bell-curve. -
Pen88n:
I though A* is 91 marks and above ?? :scratchhead:PiggyLalala:
Considering A* to be > or equal to 91 marks in the PSLE, does it mean that one have to score close to full marks for MCQ? Is it easier to score say 56/60 for science MCQ. How well does your child do in the MCQ section?
A* for PSLE may not be 91 marks - it is dependent on the bell-curve.
My son scored 74% for his Science...his class average is 79% for this subject. This time round, CA/SA required more analytical thinking for Section A MCQ questions. -
janet_lee88:
I though A* is 91 marks and above ?? :scratchhead:Pen88n:
[quote=\"PiggyLalala\"]Considering A* to be > or equal to 91 marks in the PSLE, does it mean that one have to score close to full marks for MCQ? Is it easier to score say 56/60 for science MCQ. How well does your child do in the MCQ section?
A* for PSLE may not be 91 marks - it is dependent on the bell-curve.
My son scored 74% for his Science...his class average is 79% for this subject. This time round, CA/SA required more analytical thinking for Section A MCQ questions.[/quote]Yes, for school computation, A* is 91 marks and above. This is for standardization.
However, for PSLE, A* is based on bell-curved. In year whereby that subject paper is more difficult, A* cut-off may be lower than 91. However, the exact cut-off is never revealed to students / parents. This is also what DS teachers told us. -
Pen88n:
A*, A* grades etc...are based on raw scores...nothing to do with bell-curve. Bell-curve only for T-scores.PiggyLalala:
Considering A* to be > or equal to 91 marks in the PSLE, does it mean that one have to score close to full marks for MCQ? Is it easier to score say 56/60 for science MCQ. How well does your child do in the MCQ section?
A* for PSLE may not be 91 marks - it is dependent on the bell-curve. -
janet_lee88:
And DADDIES too, quite a number of Math gurus in KSP are daddies......just to name a few, Dhama, Tianzhu and Chief himself!!! :salute:
Mummies here have given me a deeper understanding of Maths :snuggles: :thankyou: -
HI Mummies and Daddies,
I really hope my son can score A* for his Science…bcos it’s a subject he loves most…and the subject with the most assessment books too. Get my son to practice on P3/4 Science to revise and have a better understanding of life cycles and systems. -
janet_lee88:
All the best to your son Janet, I am sure passion helps alot. 加油!! 加油!!HI Mummies and Daddies,
I really hope my son can score A* for his Science...bcos it's a subject he loves most...and the subject with the most assessment books too. Get my son to practice on P3/4 Science to revise and have a better understanding of life cycles and systems. -
ksi:
And you too lah. We had kept one of the soluation work out by you last year when attending to one of the P6 SA1 Question.
And DADDIES too, quite a number of Math gurus in KSP are daddies......just to name a few, Dhama, Tianzhu and Chief himself!!! :salute:janet_lee88:
Mummies here have given me a deeper understanding of Maths :snuggles: :thankyou: -
Brenda10:
And you too lah. We had kept one of the soluation work out by you last year when attending to one of the P6 SA1 Question.[/quote] :oops: :oops: You serious Brenda? I am only a part-timer unlike those tok-gong daddies, and as & when my bulb up there lights up...cos most times it is in dim energy-saving mode... :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
And DADDIES too, quite a number of Math gurus in KSP are daddies......just to name a few, Dhama, Tianzhu and Chief himself!!! :salute:ksi:
[quote=\"janet_lee88\"]
Mummies here have given me a deeper understanding of Maths :snuggles: :thankyou:
Anyway, glad if that solution can help in any way....hope it is not....误人子弟. :lol:
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