2009 GEP Screening And Selection
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rosicky:
heeeee... this topic has been discussed before..... long story....another η°θ±‘ that i observed is that \"elite\" schools have much more students making in to 2nd round, compare to neighbourhood school. My ds school only have 15 pax for rd 2, while some of the elite school have bus loads of them.
so it could be that their students is \"drilled\" to take the screening, or they have more students participating in rd1? or simple elite school have more \"gifted\" children. :idea:
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vlim:
haha...very much possible...my this nephew is simply bochap one, but i think he is gifted too.
maybe he already took the test without knowing that it is a gep screening test haaa.. just guessing...
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rosicky:
haha...very much possible...my this nephew is simply bochap one, but i think he is gifted too.
So did your nephew go for the selection test? -
vlim:
Then it is ESP leh, not GEP. :rotflmao:
............maybe he already took the test without knowing............
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rosicky:
while I'm not sure about the 1st speculation, I'm sure they'll have more gifted kids, many of whom have grandparents or even great grandparents who are professionally trained (docs, lawyers, big time businessmen)!!
so it could be that their students is \"drilled\" to take the screening, or they have more students participating in rd1? or simple elite school have more \"gifted\" children. :idea: -
watmekiasu:
Then it is ESP leh, not GEP. :rotflmao:
what is esp? :idea: -
vlim:
what is esp? :idea:
Extra Sensory Perception. -
watmekiasu:
Then it is ESP leh, not GEP. :rotflmao:
Ya, what is ESP huh??? :? -
kiasimom:
So did your nephew go for the selection test?
aiyoyo.. rosicky don't even know whether his nephew went for the screening how he know whether his nephew go for selection test or not........heeeeee :lol: -
watmekiasu:
Extra Sensory Perception.
wa chimmmmm... this is a gep question :idea:
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