PSLE - New Format for Maths
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pinky88:
My boy says its the paper 2 problem sums that is difficult. Abt 2-3 qns not certain. He sounds very disappointed.

My girl also sounds very said
But I told her don't think so much, still got 2 subjects to go... -
The feedback from my gal is SUPER CHALLENGING for Maths Paper...confidence shaken

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My son said 15 marks gone, the rest not sure.
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Cheer up kids. If majority of the pupils feel that the Maths paper is difficult and if the cohort generally didn't do well in this subject, the T-score will not b very much affected. Juz hope for the best.

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Me too, my girl said it is very difficult... a no of her classmates left 1 to 2 questions blank as well... only has time to check through once... for both paper 1 & 2...

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Oh dear! I haven't got the opportunity to ask my son how he found the paper as he's now having Chinese tuition at the studentcare centre.

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oceandeep:
Me too, my girl said it is very difficult... a no of her classmates left 1 to 2 questions blank as well... only has time to check through once... for both paper 1 & 2...

My daughter said the paper is not easy too. Said she's only left with 10mins to check. Much harder than NYPS' Maths exam paper! Some of her schoolmates cried after the paper.
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I can feel their frustations, anger, disappointment. After months of preparations and revision, it is still not enough to concur paper. Perhaps the teachers need to reflect too, is there missing skills which is not impart to the students

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pinky88:
My boy says its the paper 2 problem sums that is difficult. Abt 2-3 qns not certain. He sounds very disappointed.

one geometry question and one ratio question. Maybe the speed question as well. -
\"Me too, my girl said it is very difficult... a no of her classmates left 1 to 2 questions blank as well... only has time to check through once... for both paper 1 & 2... \"
did you study??? the paper is super easy... yes you read correctly.. :lol:
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super easy!!!
which means my T-score will go up up up!!!
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