All About GEP
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cluelessmama:
May be the \"best\" GEP school has more classes of GEP students and the \"worst\" GEP school has only 1 class so much fewer headcount therefore percentage higher.
17% failed the baseline? Did your ds's teacher say this is the norm yearly or just this year? :scratchhead:8228:
My ds's teacher told the class that the percentage of GEPpers failed the baseline (70% for 4 subjects average) based on SA1 results this year:
The best GEP school - 2%
The worst GEP school - 17%. :yikes: -
Zann:
May be the \"best\" GEP school has more classes of GEP students and the \"worst\" GEP school has only 1 class so much fewer headcount therefore percentage higher.[/quote]I wonder if it refers to all levels or the P6s?
17% failed the baseline? Did your ds's teacher say this is the norm yearly or just this year? :scratchhead:cluelessmama:
[quote=\"8228\"]My ds's teacher told the class that the percentage of GEPpers failed the baseline (70% for 4 subjects average) based on SA1 results this year:
The best GEP school - 2%
The worst GEP school - 17%. :yikes: -
cluelessmama:
Didn't say.
17% failed the baseline? Did your ds's teacher say this is the norm yearly or just this year? :scratchhead:8228:
My ds's teacher told the class that the percentage of GEPpers failed the baseline (70% for 4 subjects average) based on SA1 results this year:
The best GEP school - 2%
The worst GEP school - 17%. :yikes: -
cluelessmama:
For all the GEP schools, I think there are 2 to 4 classes in each school.
I wonder if it refers to all levels or the P6s?Zann:
May be the \"best\" GEP school has more classes of GEP students and the \"worst\" GEP school has only 1 class so much fewer headcount therefore percentage higher.
I think it referes to P6 only. -
8228:
For all the GEP schools, I think there are 2 to 4 classes in each school.
I wonder if it refers to all levels or the P6s?cluelessmama:
[quote=\"Zann\"]
May be the \"best\" GEP school has more classes of GEP students and the \"worst\" GEP school has only 1 class so much fewer headcount therefore percentage higher.
I think it referes to P6 only.[/quote]I hope the children will not be too discouraged. They need plenty of encouragement . :grphug: -
Out of curiosity - which is the best GEP school and which is the GEP school
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Lynn2010:
Out of curiosity - which is the best GEP school and which is the GEP school
Better not reveal, otherwise the \"worst\" gep school will have no gep student next year and many geppers will try to enter the \"best\" gep school. -
8228:
That's quite a lot. I expected only a handful to follow below the baseline.My ds's teacher told the class that the percentage of GEPpers failed the baseline (70% for 4 subjects average) based on SA1 results this year:
The best GEP school - 2%
The worst GEP school - 17%. :yikes: -
Lynn2010:
Out of curiosity - which is the best GEP school and which is the GEP school
I think from past year performance can roughly guess which are the better GEP schools. -
Lynn2010:
Out of curiosity - which is the best GEP school and which is the GEP school
this type of question will cause people to be stoned :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
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