All About GEP

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Herbie:

i think only ge kids get to do investigation maths so they try to keep the info 'water tight'.

I think should be 'air-tight', hope the kids can breathe. :xedfingers:

[Herbie]

i am looking forward to psle marking day

[Zann]

Herbie:

i am looking forward to psle marking day

Mee too! SA2 will be over by then. Planning to go somewhere?

[Zann]

Flowermonaster:

Herbie:

I think is letter writing.

Yes, I think it's letter writing too. Recently saw my DS brought back 2 letter writing work. I think one of them is part of their portfolio for this term.
Zann, go check with your kid.

ds usually has \"poor memory\" or like to \"三缄其口\" :stompfeet:

[Herbie]

Zann:

Herbie:

i am looking forward to psle marking day

Mee too! SA2 will be over by then. Planning to go somewhere?

Yeap... We will be gg to japan

[jtoh]

Herbie:

Zann:

[quote=\"Herbie\"]i am looking forward to psle marking day

Mee too! SA2 will be over by then. Planning to go somewhere?

Yeap... We will be gg to japan[/quote]For 3 days?

[25hr mama]

Zann:

25hr mama:

Hi to all....

Juz like to check whether other schools has the same practice. Before the Investigative Math Test, my dd's class was given a practice paper. They were asked to write their answers on a separate sheet of paper. The teacher went thru the paper with them, after that all question & answer sheets were collected back, & the teacher told them that all papers would be shredded. Today the teacher gave the actual test paper back to them, went thru the paper & again collected back.
I am puzzled. Isn't it weird!? We as parents do not even know what our kids are learning & tested in schools.

Hi 25 hr mama, which level is your dd? I asked them before and they said it is MOE direction. Anywhere, so long as my ds can cope, I am glad to rest But think of it this way, if the kids can't cope, they will have to be responsible and take action right? How I wish all subjects are handled
that way that parents don't need to be involved and can :imanisland:

Hi Zann, my dd is in P4. It wasn't like that for their 1st Investigative Math Test in May. She was allowed to bring back some related worksheets then, & the actual test paper required parents' signature too, hence was a little puzzled over this new arrangement.

[Herbie]

25hr mama:

Zann:

[quote=\"25hr mama\"]Hi to all....

Juz like to check whether other schools has the same practice. Before the Investigative Math Test, my dd's class was given a practice paper. They were asked to write their answers on a separate sheet of paper. The teacher went thru the paper with them, after that all question & answer sheets were collected back, & the teacher told them that all papers would be shredded. Today the teacher gave the actual test paper back to them, went thru the paper & again collected back.
I am puzzled. Isn't it weird!? We as parents do not even know what our kids are learning & tested in schools.

Hi 25 hr mama, which level is your dd? I asked them before and they said it is MOE direction. Anywhere, so long as my ds can cope, I am glad to rest But think of it this way, if the kids can't cope, they will have to be responsible and take action right? How I wish all subjects are handled
that way that parents don't need to be involved and can :imanisland:

Hi Zann, my dd is in P4. It wasn't like that for their 1st Investigative Math Test in May. She was allowed to bring back some related worksheets then, & the actual test paper required parents' signature too, hence was a little puzzled over this new arrangement.[/quote]May be the teacher just realsed tat she has not followed the SOP.

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Herbie:

Zann:

[quote=\"Herbie\"]i am looking forward to psle marking day

Mee too! SA2 will be over by then. Planning to go somewhere?

Yeap... We will be gg to japan[/quote]Not worry about the radiation thingy? sorry don't mean it in the bad way, just a word of concern.

[Herbie]

nope! We love japan