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    Is PSLE so important?

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      Kiasu Girl98
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      Sun_2010:
      Kiasi Girl 98

      Welcome to the world of stress!
      It is because you are good , and bcos you have a high expectation of your self- , you tend to be more harsh on yourself.
      For someone with your personality ( of what I persume ), You need to really ease up.
      If possible ask your parents to take you for walks
      - plenty of greenery has a way of putting things in prespective and claming the nerves.

      Its the last lap and obviously the jitters , thoughts of things could go wrong are floating in your mind.
      Just remind yourself - Life is full of challenges , PSLE is just one of them.
      Give it your best and move on.

      Personally I feel TV is not a good mode to relax for students since it sort of too over powering - buts thats me.
      After a break if you are feeling fresh then that break works for you, if you are more lethargic - then obviously its not right.
      Take short breaks for yourself - and sleep well at night. Its the most important act of the day.
      Take care.

      Jia you!!
      Dear Sun_2010, OrangeJuice, Interested,

      I really am thankful and appreciative to everyone who has taken the time to write me a reply. I will make use of all your suggestions as much as possible (except of course the TV bit cos my parents won't allow me anyway) and will inform you of how my results turned out in Nov. For those who have DDs or DSs who are sitting for this year's PSLE like I am, I wish them all the best. Jia You to everyone too!!! ๐Ÿ˜„

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        Helping--Hand
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        Jia You Jia You for everyone PSLEians@2011 !!!! ๐Ÿ˜„

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          Interested
          last edited by

          Kiasu Girl98:
          Kiasi Girl 98

          Welcome to the world of stress!
          It is because you are good , and bcos you have a high expectation of your self- , you tend to be more harsh on yourself.
          For someone with your personality ( of what I persume ), You need to really ease up.
          If possible ask your parents to take you for walks
          - plenty of greenery has a way of putting things in prespective and claming the nerves.

          Its the last lap and obviously the jitters , thoughts of things could go wrong are floating in your mind.
          Just remind yourself - Life is full of challenges , PSLE is just one of them.
          Give it your best and move on.

          Personally I feel TV is not a good mode to relax for students since it sort of too over powering - buts thats me.
          After a break if you are feeling fresh then that break works for you, if you are more lethargic - then obviously its not right.
          Take short breaks for yourself - and sleep well at night. Its the most important act of the day.
          Take care.

          Jia you!!
          Dear Sun_2010, OrangeJuice, Interested,

          I really am thankful and appreciative to everyone who has taken the time to write me a reply. I will make use of all your suggestions as much as possible (except of course the TV bit cos my parents won't allow me anyway) and will inform you of how my results turned out in Nov. For those who have DDs or DSs who are sitting for this year's PSLE like I am, I wish them all the best. Jia You to everyone too!!! ๐Ÿ˜„[/quote]

          Hi Kiasu Girl98,

          I'm sure you will make it :hugs: All the best for your PSLE, good health and looking forward to your good news ๐Ÿ˜„

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            clayman
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            24 more hours!!!


            All the best to the parents and their DSs and DDs!!

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              vlim
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              Yes the war is starting tomorrow and wish all p6 kids all the best! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

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                clayman
                last edited by

                vlim:
                Yes the war is starting tomorrow and wish all p6 kids all the best! :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah: :rahrah:

                Yes...must let them relax and sleep early tonight!! :imcool:

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                  Paddy Field
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                  Had been missing from e forum for quite a while as DS came down w a high fever 1 wk ago. Thank God he has recovered after a dose of anti- was still on medication till tuesday โ€ฆ


                  A little late, but better than never - hereโ€™s wishing all the P6s & their parents a triumphant battle for your psle. Sleep early n drink lots of water. All the best!

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                    vlim
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                    Paddy Field:
                    Had been missing from e forum for quite a while as DS came down w a high fever 1 wk ago. Thank God he has recovered after a dose of anti- was still on medication till tuesday ..


                    A little late, but better than never - here's wishing all the P6s & their parents a triumphant battle for your psle. Sleep early n drink lots of water. All the best!
                    Glad to know tt your ds has recovered paddy field.. Jia you and good luck to all :rahrah:

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                      Paddy Field
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                      vlim:
                      Paddy Field:

                      Had been missing from e forum for quite a while as DS came down w a high fever 1 wk ago. Thank God he has recovered after a dose of anti- was still on medication till tuesday ..


                      A little late, but better than never - here's wishing all the P6s & their parents a triumphant battle for your psle. Sleep early n drink lots of water. All the best!

                      Glad to know tt your ds has recovered paddy field.. Jia you and good luck to all :rahrah:

                      :thankyou:

                      And yes .. Jia you all our dear P6s! We are behind you guys n gals!

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                        Pink Ribbon
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                        hi, I am very new to the Kiasu Parents Forum, I have a son who will be in Primary six next year going for PSLE.

                        I am very confuse about this T-score system. How do they calculate the T-score ?

                        Tks

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