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Not sure whether you all are still in this post. Long past the P4 SA1 already but kind of worried with her math too. This is her first band 2 for math and it kick off my panick button. Does that equate to forthcoming worst result in T4 or P5? When can we determine the child math standard for PSLE? Any experienced one out there who can give advice?
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geegee:
Not sure whether you all are still in this post. Long past the P4 SA1 already but kind of worried with her math too. This is her first band 2 for math and it kick off my panick button. Does that equate to forthcoming worst result in T4 or P5? When can we determine the child math standard for PSLE? Any experienced one out there who can give advice?
have u goen thru her math paper with her? Was it a difficult paper? Did she lose too many marks due to carelessness?
If she were to do it again at home within the given time, will she score better? -
hmm i really cant answer. but if from 65 p4 ca1 (feb) i can pull her up in 3 mths to 80 in sa1, it shd gv parents hope that it IS possible to pull up the grades but must work v hard and know where are all the weaknesses…
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24hr-mum:
hmm i really cant answer. but if from 65 p4 ca1 (feb) i can pull her up in 3 mths to 80 in sa1, it shd gv parents hope that it IS possible to pull up the grades but must work v hard and know where are all the weaknesses....
Yes, holiday is a good time to identify the gaps and zoom in to patch it. A tutor can only do that much during the 2 hrs or so per week. -
ya i realise to just practise once a week is not enuf.
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have u goen thru her math paper with her? Was it a difficult paper? Did she lose too many marks due to carelessness?
If she were to do it again at home within the given time, will she score better?[/quote]
Hi! Yes, I went thru the paper. It’s manageable. Almost 8 marks down the drain on questions which are within her capability. She wanna so much to have a breakthrough but I am clueless on how to help.
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