2009 GEP Screening And Selection
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sorri, just wonder, the results of the final round of gep out?or just the first round?thanks
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Nowaday there are schools that can train better pupils to become GEP potential. So not all of them are natural, some are good at taking exam.
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:lol: Yeah !! I am promoted to yellow belt!
How to goto next level? -
CrazyDad:
Nowaday there are schools that can train better pupils to become GEP potential. So not all of them are natural, some are good at taking exam.
True, they are either gep or high-ability learner, gep naturally smart ; high-ability learner are very hard working and obedient. -
Agreed what Merlion statement.
Another friend of mine. His son got into GEP, but he did not believe it, he wanted to be sure, he sent his son for the MENSA test (only for age 10 above). His son got into the MENSA too. Finally, he has to accept that his son really gifted.
Now his son is in P5, Math and Sci is very easy for him except languages.
What we are advice to most parent is GEP is not for everyone, it is a unique program for certain kids, the amount of Math work sheets is scarely, the never ending projects, like Eng (acting, re-tell the story, etc…)
Sci project, so many mini projects, the large one like IDP. Another subject is Individual project like IVP or DI or IRS ,etc, Chi too, The worst is the Social study (e.g. portfolio, essay or speech writing, etc).
So please think twice or three or fourth time. Your child must love to READ books ( I mean good books), if not please forget about GEP. -
Whoa! GEP sounds like a scary programme for a 9 year-old kid. My dd loves to read all kinds of books and magazines and is in the top 1% for NSW Science (results for Maths and Eng not known yet), but after reading all these, she’d better think twice about GEP. Not that she can get in…
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Joy:
sorri, just wonder, the results of the final round of gep out?or just the first round?thanks
Just the 1st round. Second round will take place on the 20th and 21st.
Sometimes it is not the parents pushing the kids. My very blur P3 dd, one month after joining a new school (and new class) came home and told me that her new friends are all aiming to go to RGS and NYG. :shock: Then, last week, she told me that she was relieved that she got through the 1st round of the GEP because all her best friends got through too. In some ways, I'm glad that she has friends who are setting high standards for her to follow (esp since I am very laidback). On the other hand, I worry for her for the same reason as she is also very laidback, like mom.
Do GEP students study Mandarin at a different level? -
Joy:
sorri, just wonder, the results of the final round of gep out?or just the first round?thanks
The second round is on 20-21/10. Good to participate for the experience.
But as Merlion n I have shared, if your kid is not the highly self motivated and independent type when it comes to study, but could get in through the help of those highly programmed GEP tutorials, it might be more detrimental than do them good.
My two girls went through the normal route but nonetheless, they are doing very well; one in JC and the other in the Uni. The education road is a long one n there will be many opportunities to achieve their dream goal as long as they have the desire and the drive to excel. -
watmekiasu:
I understand that they do cos I was told by a parent that the teacher showed the kid the differences between GEP Chinese, Higher Chinese and Normal Chinese.
Do GEP students study Mandarin at a different level? -
musette:
Whoa! GEP sounds like a scary programme for a 9 year-old kid. My dd loves to read all kinds of books and magazines and is in the top 1% for NSW Science (results for Maths and Eng not known yet), but after reading all these, she'd better think twice about GEP. Not that she can get in....
if she's already in a GEP school, then the decision will prob be much easier!
well, if she can get thru the 2nd rd without any coaching, then I think you shd seriously consider letting her have a go at the GEP prog. It'll be very enriching for her. Of course there'll be struggles, both for the student and the parents but I believe it's only for a couple of yrs.
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