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    Boy, 9, aces international equivalent of O-level maths

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    • J Offline
      Joule
      last edited by

      Daddy 😧
      http://www.straitstimes.com/Singapore/Story/STIStory_779779.html



      The three boys follow a daily timetable which includes English, maths, science, Chinese, history and enrichment activities such as mental arithmetic lessons under the close watch of their mother, a former maths teacher at Hwa Chong Institution....\"

      :
      Maths teacher la, chey!

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        Pen88n
        last edited by

        verykiasu2010:
        another Sheldon Kieran Tan

        Sheldon already done some A level subjects, and scoring good marks I heard.

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          Herbie
          last edited by

          May be she skipped teaching pri maths and zoom into teaching just o level maths

          Afterall, sloving maths using model are useless at sec level.

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            Daddy D
            last edited by

            \"Any child granted exemption from compulsory education to be home-schooled has to attempt the Primary School Leaving Examination in four subjects at standard level. They must sit the exam again the following year if they do not meet the benchmark.\"


            So the 9yr old boy haven't take PSLE?
            But took O level liao?
            :?

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              verykiasu2010
              last edited by

              Daddy 😧
              \"Any child granted exemption from compulsory education to be home-schooled has to attempt the Primary School Leaving Examination in four subjects at standard level. They must sit the exam again the following year if they do not meet the benchmark.\"


              So the 9yr old boy haven't take PSLE?
              But took O level liao?
              :?
              quite normal

              there is no prerequisite edu / academic cert to show before registering for the iGCSE exams

              probably the 9 y/o treat it like just another of those NSW test

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                jtoh
                last edited by

                Herbie:
                May be she skipped teaching pri maths and zoom into teaching just o level maths

                Afterall, sloving maths using model are useless at sec level.
                If you're talented at Math you can easily skip all the lower primary Math and proceed straight to P5/6 Math or even secondary Math with no problems. The problem with being in a mainstream school is you have to solve P1/2 Math when you're already capable of solving P5/6 Math.

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                  zeemimi
                  last edited by

                  concern2:
                  Strparent:


                  [quote]HOT NEWS! My 9yr old boy scored A in Cambridge exam ( 21/3 Straits Times pg B2 )
                  Email/SMS for workshop:
                  SECRETS TO HOW EVERY CHILD CAN BE GENIUS
                  [email protected]

                  http://i40.tinypic.com/o9ixc9.gif\"> EVERY child ???? zzzzzz kns

                  ??? Same boy's parent promoting workshop?[/quote]The one promoting the workshop is the boy's father.

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                    pinky
                    last edited by

                    the 2nd son will be taking the same exam too…

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                      Joule
                      last edited by

                      The father is probably like this:


                      http://i3.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/220/845/BM.jpg\">

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                        atutor2001
                        last edited by

                        zeemimi:

                        [quote]HOT NEWS! My 9yr old boy scored A in Cambridge exam ( 21/3 Straits Times pg B2 )
                        Email/SMS for workshop:
                        SECRETS TO HOW EVERY CHILD CAN BE GENIUS
                        [email protected]
                        http://i40.tinypic.com/o9ixc9.gif\"> EVERY child ???? zzzzzz kns[/quote]I have received the same sms and deleted, wondering what it was all about. After finding out the fact here, I feel sad for the poor boy. Being \"Used\" to advance business. Don't give me the crap that he is sharing his knowledge and experience with everyone. With intensive hot housing, many above-average kids can clear O level at lower primary. However, I will not encourage anyone to do it.

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