How to prepare child for next week's Selection Test GEP ?
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Heard that not all the questions in selection test are important or carry equal weightage when computing the overall scores. Some of them could be distractors. So even if students who sat for the test could remember and share some of the questions, these may not be the important ones. Last year, my DD found the selection test very difficult and according to her was not able to do some of the questions but to our surprise, she was selected for the programme …this could be because she provided the correct answers to the so called ‘right’ questions. If this is true then it may be difficult to prepare your child for the test and in some cases it may back fire 'cos the child may focus too much on the ‘trained’ but unimportant questions and may actually missed out on the ‘right’ questions. Just my 2cts worth…
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So how did your child who took the GEP selection test feel this monring? Easy, so-so, or difficult?
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For GEP preparation i think the best is to
-for math practice i recommend math Olympiad questions.
for english , i would recommend the kids to read widely
gep quite hard to get in . really nid a lot of preparation…sigh -
Hi.
I called MOE up and was informed the results will be out on 31st Oct.
So the school will most probably be informed the next week. -
kiasimom:
Really! :!:Hi.
I called MOE up and was informed the results will be out on 31st Oct.
So the school will most probably be informed the next week.
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Just curious - roughly how many students will be selected for GEP programme every year?
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lego:
Just curious - roughly how many students will be selected for GEP programme every year?
About 500-550. -
ApronMama:
Yes.
Really! :!:kiasimom:
Hi.
I called MOE up and was informed the results will be out on 31st Oct.
So the school will most probably be informed the next week.

And those selected will be handed a BIG yellow envelope.
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