2012 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

[peterch]

last one....


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Big thank you for psle2011mum.....

[linden2000]

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[psle2011mum]

Thanks so much peterch!

[mother777]

peterch:

last one....



Big thank you for psle2011mum.....

Hi peterch,

request you to help upload the pictures and send us the link to download it.
its bit difficult to read the annotations in the webpage and comprehend.

Thank you in advance and apologize if cause any inconvenience with this request

[2ppaamm]

Thanks!!!

My son (and I) had a difficult time deciphering this 16 page article "On the uses of Liberal Education" by Mark Edmundson. I remembered this method, guided him along and broke the piece down, then he did his summary assignment and submitted on time. How timely is your post!

Thank you both! Now that it is done, I can go and sleep…

[cnimed]

I forgot to lock my iPad screen orientation and was cranking my head sideways trying to read all the scribbles and arrows slap forehead. Better drink some coffee first!

[cnimed]

Hey! It looks similar to how I had to break text down for A levels literature paper… this scary or what?!


(mum with young kids freaking out over prospect of PSLE down the road now)

[2ppaamm]

deminc:

Hey! It looks similar to how I had to break text down for A levels literature paper... this scary or what?!


(mum with young kids freaking out over prospect of PSLE down the road now)

Yes, I realize this is what we used to do, but much, much later into our studies. I never knew it was called annotation. Ha ha... But it was a good reminder of a study skill we once had, and now we can use it again!

[Chenonceau]

2ppaamm:

deminc:

Hey! It looks similar to how I had to break text down for A levels literature paper... this scary or what?!


(mum with young kids freaking out over prospect of PSLE down the road now)

Yes, I realize this is what we used to do, but much, much later into our studies. I never knew it was called annotation. Ha ha... But it was a good reminder of a study skill we once had, and now we can use it again!

deminc... absolutely... I used to do that for the A levels lit paper. My DD did that too for hers last year.

[pixiedust]

If only SEAB and the schools can leave a line between the lines (like what psle2011mom did when she typed out the passages), the children can have more space to do the annotations.