2013 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[MandyMummy]

SAHM_TAN:

I think consistent work and balanced lifestlye (play) is the key

Yup, giving free time to allow the child to pursue his/her own interest outside academic pursuit is also impt.

[jtoh]

This thread is already 3 pages long. :faint:

[vlim]

jtoh:

This thread is already 3 pages long. :faint:

Becoz got people like us come here to Cha si nan

[tisha]

jtoh:

This thread is already 3 pages long. :faint:

No 'seroius buyers'. Only 'look see'.

[Lock]

I am in. My dd will be doing her PSLE in 2013. I don't agree that by participating in this forum means that we are stressed or stressing our kids. I see this as parents with kids of the same level coming in and share experiences (what works and what don't). Like that, we don't have to scamper around like kanjiong spider in 2013. By then, if we have to ask around and try out various tuition or assessments to find out what works for our kids, we will really be stressed and stressing our kids.


There is no denial that PSLE is an important event in our kids' life. Personally, I feel that preparing for this journey early helps to reduce stress and anxiety. Hence, I will treat PSLE as a marathon and run alongside with my dd than a sprint where we will end up panting and gasping for air. So, I am for it .

[taz]

My dd in 2013 PSLE. Cannot keep up w any of the threads in this forum, which is in super sonic speed.

:rahrah:

[MrsSeah]

Let keep the list down :rahrah:


1) MrsSeah - dd
2) Lock - dd
3) Taz - dd

[Happymother]

MrsSeah:

Let keep the list down :rahrah:


1) MrsSeah - dd
2) Lock - dd
3) Taz - dd

4) Happymother - ds
:rahrah:

[zeemimi]

Roll call ....


1) MrsSeah - dd
2) Lock - dd
3) Taz - dd
4) Happymother - ds
5) zeemimi - ds

[tisha]

You mummies are :imcool:

I take back my words of 'No serious buyer'