National Junior College (Junior High)

[AnotherKiasu]

Dr.K:

Do anyone know how the students are placed in different classes? Is it by balancing the sexes or CCAs or is there are some other criterion/criteria?

This question was asked by one parent during Orientation. This was the answer given:

1. Based on the type of learner your DS/DD are - Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic. All students were assessed for this and all parents received a report also.
2. No congregation of same school students.
3. Proper balance of boys and girls.

What wont be considered is PSLE score.

[helloeveryone]

AnotherKiasu:

Dr.K:

Do anyone know how the students are placed in different classes? Is it by balancing the sexes or CCAs or is there are some other criterion/criteria?

This question was asked by one parent during Orientation. This was the answer given:

1. Based on the type of learner your DS/DD are - Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic. All students were assessed for this and all parents received a report also.
2. No congregation of same school students.
3. Proper balance of boys and girls.

What wont be considered is PSLE score.

That's what's claimed but, the classes have already been decided before orientation as for same school students, it kinds of varies because there are quite a variety of schools too.

[AnotherKiasu]

helloeveryone:

AnotherKiasu:

[quote=\"Dr.K\"]Do anyone know how the students are placed in different classes? Is it by balancing the sexes or CCAs or is there are some other criterion/criteria?

This question was asked by one parent during Orientation. This was the answer given:

1. Based on the type of learner your DS/DD are - Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic. All students were assessed for this and all parents received a report also.
2. No congregation of same school students.
3. Proper balance of boys and girls.

What wont be considered is PSLE score.

That's what's claimed but, the classes have already been decided before orientation as for same school students, it kinds of varies because there are quite a variety of schools too.[/quote]
OIC.

\"helloeveryone\" - Are you an insider?

[AnotherKiasu]

sunshine123:

Dear dlns_mum,


Just out of curiousity, which are the 2 books- 1 physics book, 1 chemistry book that SJI are using?

Thanks so much for sharing.:)

Since we are all used to a clear regime in Primary, when our children go to secondary, especially to an IP school with it's own notes/materials, it's a bit hazy for us.

I've gone thru a bit, the module notes given for LA, Maths, IS and IH. Since we are used to go thru structured lessons, this approach for our children seems to be different. Nonetheless, the materials seems to be refreshing.

[helloeveryone]

AnotherKiasu:

AnotherKiasu:

[quote=\"Dr.K\"]Do anyone know how the students are placed in different classes? Is it by balancing the sexes or CCAs or is there are some other criterion/criteria?

This question was asked by one parent during Orientation. This was the answer given:

1. Based on the type of learner your DS/DD are - Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic. All students were assessed for this and all parents received a report also.
2. No congregation of same school students.
3. Proper balance of boys and girls.

What wont be considered is PSLE score.

That's what's claimed but, the classes have already been decided before orientation as for same school students, it kinds of varies because there are quite a variety of schools too.[/quote]
OIC.

\"helloeveryone\" - Are you an insider?[/quote]

nope. i'm a student

[studylikemad]

sunshine123:

studylikemad:

Yep,it's in that IS science letter which they gave on the first day.I'm in JHl07 anyways.

Hi,

Did your teacher mention to buy all the recommended textbooks? Or which are the must buy or must read?

Thanks

No,she just said that it would be a good supplement to our notes as we do not have a proper textbook so,there's no need to buy all the recommended textbooks,as we wouldn't be using it in class.But the notes are given out in the form of individual booklets for each chapter,so if you want to learn ahead of the class,you should get the books.

[sunshine123]

studylikemad:

sunshine123:

[quote=\"studylikemad\"]Yep,it's in that IS science letter which they gave on the first day.I'm in JHl07 anyways.

Hi,

Did your teacher mention to buy all the recommended textbooks? Or which are the must buy or must read?

Thanks

No,she just said that it would be a good supplement to our notes as we do not have a proper textbook so,there's no need to buy all the recommended textbooks,as we wouldn't be using it in class.But the notes are given out in the form of individual booklets for each chapter,so if you want to learn ahead of the class,you should get the books. [/quote]
Thanks for the info. :thankyou:

Here's wishing everyone a Happy Chinese New Year!:) :rahrah:

[Dnls_mum]

sunshine123:

Dear dlns_mum,


Just out of curiousity, which are the 2 books- 1 physics book, 1 chemistry book that SJI are using?

Thanks so much for sharing.:)

It's o level chemistry matters and o level physics matters.

[sunshine123]

Dnls_mum:

sunshine123:

Dear dlns_mum,


Just out of curiousity, which are the 2 books- 1 physics book, 1 chemistry book that SJI are using?

Thanks so much for sharing.:)

It's o level chemistry matters and o level physics matters.

Thanks. :thankyou:

[Princess Jojo]

Hi parents,

Seem like honeymoon period is over…:-(
My dd started to have lots of home works…
Are your dd or ds facing the same thing now?
She play squash (cca)today and she said that was fun…