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    2012 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

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      tclhub
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      Hi psle2011mum

      I would also like to say a BIG thank you to you for your useful advices. I tried the annotation method on Eng compre OE on my DD and she almost did a perfect job. But it took about 45 minutes going through 1 passage. Ideally, when she is more experienced, do you think we should target a maximum of 30 minutes to complete? Thanks and look forward to hearing from you once again.
      PS. Yes, my DD’s room is now filled with PSLE papers. Looks daunting!

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        Mychildren
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        Good sharing, psle2011mum! :salute:

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          Essential
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          Good morning mummies , i did not purchase any pass year paper for DS cause worry he do not have the time for it. Not sure with tuition sufficient not without doing the past year paper cause I look at the exam dates , it is like one exam after another…

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            Essential
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            Just wonder how u allocate the past year paper to your child with school home work , and tuition work cum staying in school for supp class . My DS is fine doing in without compliant but I worry too taxing for him

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              janet88
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              Essential:
              Just wonder how u allocate the past year paper to your child with school home work , and tuition work cum staying in school for supp class . My DS is fine doing in without compliant but I worry too taxing for him

              HI psle2011mum,
              I've printed out your post. THANK YOU 💋 for that truly useful advice.

              Hi Essential,
              I bought the past year exam papers...but yet to start on them.
              This year is not just plain busy, but SUPER busy. The first 2 weeks alone, I'm already seeing stars. Which is why I think I need to build up my stamina as well as my little warrior.

              I've emailed to VP to take him out of suppl lessons...she has agreed. When I emailed his teachers, I had to be very careful with my words because suppl lessons take up a huge amount of time.
              Didn't ask my son to do any assessment book since school started. It's really taxing to have so much to do during curriculum...homework after school and tuition as well. :imdrowning:

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                coast
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                psle2011mum:
                I scratched my head over the weekend to see if there was anything else I missed sharing about, but I believe my earlier posts are largely it as to the mechanics of what helped us for the PSLE.


                I thus leave you with these small thoughts:

                Why I share my \"tips\"


                \"The greatest sign of success for a teacher... is to be able to say, \"The children are now working as if I did not exist.\" - Maria Montessori

                God Bless!
                :goodpost:

                Hi psle2011mum, I'm immensely grateful for so much precious tips

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                  psle2011mum
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                  Hi HAPPYH, tclhub, Mychildren and coast


                  My pleasure to share and tclhub, so glad to hear that your DD found annotating useful.

                  My DD took about an hour to do the whole OEC for the English Main paper [ annotating, answering and checking], and usually, I think she could complete the annotations in about 35 minutes; but this is not cast in stone, so perhaps you want to see how your DD progresses eg if you limit her to 30 minutes for annotations, does the quality of her work suffer, and then work from there.

                  I just recalled that in an annotation sample I did for a friend (to show her how to help her DD), I typed out the passage from the past year paper onto a Word document and then for every sentence of the passage, I followed it with what I had "mined" from that sentence ie what I could gather/understand from that sentence, including the questions that crossed my mind after reading that sentence. My annotations were in a different colour for easier reading. If you are trying out annotating and your child is scribbling everything all over the exam paper so you can’t even mark the annotations, you may want to try this.

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                    Zekezachzoom
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                    Dear parents… Need some advice. My DS has been selected for the RIPMWC in his school (some MATHS competition organized by RI). There will be some training to prepare for the kids for the competition. My main worry is whether it is going to take up too much time to prepare for it as I understand is not like Normal school math syllabus but more on MO. He may not have enough time to prepare himself for psle.


                    I am thinking of not signing on the consent form.

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                      Zekezachzoom
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                      Essential:
                      Just wonder how u allocate the past year paper to your child with school home work , and tuition work cum staying in school for supp class . My DS is fine doing in without compliant but I worry too taxing for him

                      In my own opinion, doing the past year papers is essential. It will help to expose my DS to different type of questions set in other schools (ESP those from top schools.) This will help me to guage where his standard is and work on his weaknesses. Some tuitors do use past year papers for their students too. My DS is rather busy too with cca trainings and other activities but I always manage to find time to let him do on past year papers with a lot of incentives for him upon his completion of papers 😉 he realizes it is beneficial for him as he uses it to make sure he understands his syllabus well.

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                        Essential
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                        Hi thanks I will place order and let him do the past year paper. But my poor boy will have to struggle between home work and exam paper

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