2009 GEP Screening And Selection
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kiasimom:
yes.. when he knew he qualified for the second test.. he told me he would not want to go gep.. I told him to try his best and papa, mama would discuss with him again if he could get into gepDid your son get into GEP?
At first I didn't mention any of the schools posting until he approached me with questions on which are the schools that have GEP classes and that's how we have this topic going. -
kiasimom:
oops sorry.. because my son can get stress up easily so thats why I refrain talking about the matter then but that doesn't apply to all kids...Did your son get into GEP?
At first I didn't mention any of the schools posting until he approached me with questions on which are the schools that have GEP classes and that's how we have this topic going.
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MdmKS:
No. All mainstream students have to take GAT for DSA, regardless of whether you qualified for GEP or not in P3. It is the training that the GEP students went through from P4-6 that the IP schools value, not the P3 selection test results.atutor2001:
I share the same belief and my kids are fine without all the extras.
Any statistics how many kids are offered but did not take up the offer after the GEP selection test yearly? For these kids, correct me if I am wrong, will still skip GAT during DSA process at P6. -
[quote]yes.. when he knew he qualified for the second test.. he told me he would not want to go gep.. I told him to try his best and papa, mama would discuss with him again if he could get into gep[/quote]
Wow, congratulations!
I suppose he has to change school?
To be frank, I am very nervous about the result and the many \"what if\"?
Guess as parent, I very much wanted my son to get into GEP but at the same time, I am worried that if he gets in, will he be able to cope with the workload?
I read from GEPers parents comments that the workload is very heavy.
And if my son didn't get in, how will he take it???
Aiyooooo!!! My brain is bursting from all the 'what if\" :stupid: -
kiasimom:
ha ha.. I understand.. very curious to know.. very excited to know... the work is different from mainstream as they will get to do projects which they never do before from p1 to p3 ,,, the term 1 and term2 are more stress for most kids, I presume, as they would need to adapt to new systems and handle projects and for geper's mum.. the gan jong type like me also pretty stress initially as did not know what to expect.. but thing gets better after term 2.... anyway diff ge kid will face it differently .... :lol:Wow, congratulations!
I suppose he has to change school?
To be frank, I am very nervous about the result and the many \"what if\"?
Guess as parent, I very much wanted my son to get into GEP but at the same time, I am worried that if he gets in, will he be able to cope with the workload?
I read from GEPers parents comments that the workload is very heavy.
And if my son didn't get in, how will he take it???
Aiyooooo!!! My brain is bursting from all the 'what if\" :stupid: -
heard p5 gep workload will be the heaviest... heeee :xedfingers:
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So early, the results! Tot MOE’s letter stated early Nov.
Hmm, not good as dd will be doing her SA2 during the 1st week of Nov. If it’s bad news, sigh … Then again, she told me yesterday and today that she doesn’t want to change school cos she loves her friends and FT too much. Btw her school doesn’t offer GEP classes. -
watmekiasu:
MOE says 31st Oct but school maybe informed the next week.So early, the results! Tot MOE's letter stated early Nov.
Hmm, not good as dd will be doing her SA2 during the 1st week of Nov. If it's bad news, sigh .................... Then again, she told me yesterday and today that she doesn't want to change school cos she loves her friends and FT too much. Btw her school doesn't offer GEP classes.
I heard from my son that several of his friends have the same comments as your daughter...
And if your daughter really makes it into GEP, are you really keeping her in her current school according to her wish? -
vlim:
I certainly hope I can join you as a GEPer mom..heehee
ha ha.. I understand.. very curious to know.. very excited to know... the work is different from mainstream as they will get to do projects which they never do before from p1 to p3 ,,, the term 1 and term2 are more stress for most kids, I presume, as they would need to adapt to new systems and handle projects and for geper's mum.. the gan jong type like me also pretty stress initially as did not know what to expect.. but thing gets better after term 2.... anyway diff ge kid will face it differently .... :lol:kiasimom:
Wow, congratulations!
I suppose he has to change school?
To be frank, I am very nervous about the result and the many \"what if\"?
Guess as parent, I very much wanted my son to get into GEP but at the same time, I am worried that if he gets in, will he be able to cope with the workload?
I read from GEPers parents comments that the workload is very heavy.
And if my son didn't get in, how will he take it???
Aiyooooo!!! My brain is bursting from all the 'what if\" :stupid:
I mean I really hope my son can get into GEP and if workload is heavy, we will face it when it comes and I believe with good planning, it should be better after a while. -
vlim:
Vlim, how did you talk to your son then after the result was released so that he changed his mind to do GEP?
yes.. when he knew he qualified for the second test.. he told me he would not want to go gep.. I told him to try his best and papa, mama would discuss with him again if he could get into gep
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