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    All About A Levels

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Tertiary Education - A-Levels, Diplomas, Degrees
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      lobo
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      In every rat race, there will be winners as well as losers.

      If everyone is a winner who will be the losers.
      Society naturally works and functions in a hierachical structure.
      Society still needs cooks, drivers, road sweepers and toilet cleaners.
      Leave things to chance and let it decide; let nature takes its course.

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        Louis
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        lobo:
        In every rat race, there will be winners as well as losers.

        If everyone is a winner who will be the losers.
        Society naturally works and functions in a hierachical structure.
        Society still needs cooks, drivers, road sweepers and toilet cleaners.
        Leave things to chance and let it decide; let nature takes its course.
        No good parents will let nature takes its own course for their children's future. That is why KS parents are concerns about their children's results.
        No good government will let nature takes its own course for the lower class society. That is ensure social mobility is important, not for the adults, but for children from all but especially underprivilleged family.
        No good human will let nature takes its own course for its mankind, this is why there are people response to humanitarian movements, helping people in other countries that were not related to us by blood or nationality.
        We hope everybody in society can move forward. We do not need cooks, drivers, road sweepers and toilet cleaners for the seek of needing them (by the way, they are not failures). What we need are food, transportation and clean environment. Society and technology advances will help hunman to move forward.
        When I was a kid in kampong, there is a truck with 36 doors, with uncles who collected the faeces bin. The uncles were respected, but the adults would tell their children ,\"if you do not study hard, you will have to collect faeces in future.\". The children did hear and work hard. Many did well in education. For those who did not do well, they still have to strive for there is no such 36-door trucks nowadays.
        If your children are not doing well, do you leave it to chance? Some do, some don't. People who do, move the world forward.
        Those who do his best, even if end up in the 100th, 1000th or 10,000th position, is a winner in his own way.

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          gladyschan
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          NJC definitely not all studies… tt’s just a stereotype. my girl studies there and she have a wide social circle. it all depends on your attitude!

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            Crester
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            M looking for views on ACJC and AJC ?

            Any ideas how’s these 2 JC ?
            Deciding which JC to choose.

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              gladyschan
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              Both acjc and ajc difficult to promote from j1 to j2. that’s what i hear…

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                lobo
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                gladyschan:
                Both acjc and ajc difficult to promote from j1 to j2. that's what i hear..

                how many % do not get promoted from J1 ?
                any reasons? own choice or no choice?
                why must they make it difficult to promote?

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                  superduper
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                  Are there really an ‘overinflation’ of GCE ‘A’ Level ‘A’ grades?

                  Everyone seems to be getting 'A’s …

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                    Quintessential Mum
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                    superduper:
                    Are there really an 'overinflation' of GCE 'A' Level 'A' grades?

                    Everyone seems to be getting 'A's .....
                    Ha ha the question is the quality of the A. In JC typically it ranges from 70 to 100 for an A grade.

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                      haniya
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                      Dear viewers!


                      If you have any problem in getting A&As Level Past Papers and Helping Material. You can get the same from internet alongwith solved and revision material. There are different websites and forums for this purpose. I know one website i.e.
                      http://www.onlineexamhelp.com

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                        superduper
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                        Hi Kiasu / Concerned Parents:


                        How are your DDs and DSs dealing with the oncoming GCE ‘A’ Levels exam at the end of the year? The countdown is on. Yet some are consistent but some are still at relaxed mode. Perhaps you could share your concerns, weals and woes as parents about your DDs and DSs progress in JC2.

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