Preparing kids for P5 in 2011
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Hi Pixiedust,
When model cannot solve, ds will use ratio method instead.
There are many ways in solving the same question.Most imptly, the method that the child used, he must be most comfortable with.
Regards
Leannepixiedust:
Glad I am not alone !

PiggyLalala - ds's school teaches using model but for some of the questions, it is very difficult to fit/cut the model (due to the numbers).
If anyone has a breakthrough in explaining this, please help us out. Thanks very much in advance. -
Leanne:
Yes, agree.Hi Pixiedust,
When model cannot solve, ds will use ratio method instead.
There are many ways in solving the same question.Most imptly, the method that the child used, he must be most comfortable with.
Regards
Leannepixiedust:
Glad I am not alone !

PiggyLalala - ds's school teaches using model but for some of the questions, it is very difficult to fit/cut the model (due to the numbers).
If anyone has a breakthrough in explaining this, please help us out. Thanks very much in advance.
Like recently we came across a question with \"remaining\" and also with a mixture of whole number, percentage and fraction. DD then choose a branch method by converting the percentage to fraction and solve the question.
So far her preference is still using unit transfer if the question is able to apply this method.
Hope the above information useful. -
HI Brenda,
I’ve been going through and writing the answers for Section B (Science) these few weeks…tiring but picked up some stuff along the way esp from some schools…actually this isn’t a a good way to learn but past year Q&A is a quick-fix.
Just to check with you, for P6, is it safe to go through all the questions in past year Q&A and remember the answers this way ? Not spotting but have a feel of what kind of questions to expect. -
janet_lee88:
HI Brenda,
I've been going through and writing the answers for Section B (Science) these few weeks...tiring but picked up some stuff along the way esp from some schools...actually this isn't a a good way to learn but past year Q&A is a quick-fix.
Just to check with you, for P6, is it safe to go through all the questions in past year Q&A and remember the answers this way ? Not spotting but have a feel of what kind of questions to expect.
Hi Janet
Agree that this is short cut but in view of the constraint of time may be this is one of the method.
Review through the questions and answer key in the past year paper does help the child to recap the concept/key word and get an idea of the answering technique.
I would think so far this is workable for dd as she got 35/40 for SA1 Section B.
The above is just add an additional revision to her school work and recently we also outsource this subject as most of the center (I believe) this time are doing revision for P6 students.
Hope the above information help. -
Brenda10:
Wow...35/40 for Section B open ended...I really envious leh.
Review through the questions and answer key in the past year paper does help the child to recap the concept/key word and get an idea of the answering technique.janet_lee88:
HI Brenda,
Just to check with you, for P6, is it safe to go through all the questions in past year Q&A and remember the answers this way ? Not spotting but have a feel of what kind of questions to expect.
I would think so far this is workable for dd as she got 35/40 for SA1 Section B.
Now trying to highlight or underline those keywords to get him to remember. Thanks for the valuable tip...really appreciate. -
Hi Mommies… does PSLE Science have practical?
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Chenonceau:
Hi Mommies... does PSLE Science have practical?
no science practical -
PiggyLalala:
Phew!! :rahrah: Otherwise, I have to go and cry in my pillow again.Chenonceau:
Hi Mommies... does PSLE Science have practical?
no science practical
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hi chenonceau… are u still online?
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may I know your views on learning chinese in sec school. Would you still insist your son to put in as much effort in learning chinese in sec sch if he does not have much interest in the subject?
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