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    • I Offline
      Ichigokun
      last edited by

      wkweksl:
      Chill it's only past 2 months. Some will take more time to adjust than others. They'll turn out fine eventually.

      I'm very the not fine. ๐Ÿ˜ž i get so emo when I fail my subjects. Tsk

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        wkweksl
        last edited by

        Ichigokun:
        I'm very the not fine. ๐Ÿ˜ž i get so emo when I fail my subjects. Tsk

        Got to learn from it n bounce back lor! That's character building. Cos you will definitely face more of it.

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          phankao
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          Ichigokun:
          phankao:

          [quote=\"JonC\"]PSLE is quite irrelevant in Secondary result.


          Aiyoh, already kena called up by teacher for Term 1 results. *sigh*.

          Your boy what class? ๐Ÿ˜‰[/quote]Not your classmate, lor.

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            llbros545
            last edited by

            Yeps, results will generally be bad during term 1โ€ฆ itโ€™s ok, that means it will only go up from now on!

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              Snow Crystal
              last edited by

              Phankao (and DS) and Ichigokun

              Find out reasons for the grades first - Are the tests set at too high a standard? Tests set too many questions out of syllabus? Teachers don't teach well there? Cover syllabus too fast? The kids have trouble understanding lessons? ๐Ÿคท
              For every reason there is a strategy - read through before school touches on topics, do more assessments at home, go school remedial to learn at slower pace and clear doubts, seek teachers' help separately 1-1 session etc. Last resort, go tuition.
              I know CHS primary Sch Past year papers are set at very cheem standard ๐Ÿ˜“ so maybe their strategies for primary and secondary schools are the same- set super hard papers make everyone scared and work harder (??)...well no comment on this strategy :siao:
              So don't write your DS/yourself off so soon....
              Jiayou!

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                Edureach
                last edited by

                Didnโ€™t do well in term 1, nevermind, is still at early stage. The impt pt is to listen attentively in class and concentiously do the homework. I am afraid my ds was not a deligent student during his time at CHS.


                The school prepares its students well for jc education. It has indept strengh in both science, lang and the humanities. The general performance of old boys in recent A-level exam bears testimony of the schoolโ€™s pedagogical way and practices in nuturing its students.

                In the meantime just preserve and and look forward to receiving a good set of results for the O-levels in the near future.

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                  phankao
                  last edited by

                  Snow Crystal:
                  Phankao (and DS) and Ichigokun

                  Find out reasons for the grades first - Are the tests set at too high a standard? Tests set too many questions out of syllabus? Teachers don't teach well there? Cover syllabus too fast? The kids have trouble understanding lessons? ๐Ÿคท
                  For every reason there is a strategy - read through before school touches on topics, do more assessments at home, go school remedial to learn at slower pace and clear doubts, seek teachers' help separately 1-1 session etc. Last resort, go tuition.
                  I know CHS primary Sch Past year papers are set at very cheem standard ๐Ÿ˜“ so maybe their strategies for primary and secondary schools are the same- set super hard papers make everyone scared and work harder (??)...well no comment on this strategy :siao:
                  So don't write your DS/yourself off so soon....
                  Jiayou!
                  Actually I don't think CHS' pri past year papers are very \"cheem\" standard. If so, their students' grades would then become significantly BETTER at PSLE than Prelims. But usually don't differ that significantly.

                  I heard in NYPS, it really differs. SOme of them have PSLE aggreg some 30points higher than their usual in p6.

                  Oh, one of the subjects that my boy did badly, the rest got 90-100. And the half of the cohort that did Biology for this term did worse than the half of the cohort that did Chem (like Ichigokun's class).

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                    KS-Lim
                    last edited by

                    phankao:
                    And the half of the cohort that did Biology for this term did worse than the half of the cohort that did Chem (like Ichigokun's class).

                    Hi phankao

                    Your DS's class did Biology in Term 1?

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                      phankao
                      last edited by

                      KS-Lim:
                      phankao:

                      And the half of the cohort that did Biology for this term did worse than the half of the cohort that did Chem (like Ichigokun's class).


                      Hi phankao

                      Your DS's class did Biology in Term 1?

                      Yes - your ds did Bio or Chem? The teacher said next term back to Bio.... hmmm.... so they won't have Physics in their combined science subject?

                      I had difficulty understanding the Bio teacher. *sigh*. The form teacher even had to \"translate\" to make the situation less embarrassing (so the bio tr didn't have to repeat too often bc I kept going \"huh?\". *hehe*). No wonder my son said he was distracted by her English earlier this year.

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                        KS-Lim
                        last edited by

                        phankao:
                        Yes - your ds did Bio or Chem? The teacher said next term back to Bio.... hmmm.... so they won't have Physics in their combined science subject?
                        My DS did Chem for Term1. Last week just completed 1 Chem project. Heard from him that there is another Bio project - due next term.
                        phankao:
                        And the half of the cohort that did Biology for this term did worse than the half of the cohort that did Chem (like Ichigokun's class).
                        Wow, Bio must be very 'cheem'. Don't know how my DS will cope with it.

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