Need Help! How to prepare P6's PSLE Oral
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lego:
Strongly agreed. You can't just study the Science textbooks if you want to do well in Science. You need to get a few guide books to supplement the textbooks.Chenonceau:
Then she softly said that she always thought that Chinese standards had dropped because the textbooks became more and more easy... and she didn't expect that the exams would have evolved in the OPPOSITE direction.
Exactly, and it applies to all the other subjects as well! :stupid: -
Hi!
Does any KP know what was the English and Chinese Oral conversation topic for last yearβs PSLE?
Appreciate the info! -
Hi julialai and every KP who's reading a Kiasu Student post,
I was a pupil that took last year's PSLE so yeah I know what's the topics
For Chinese, it was a student activity centre for picture discussion, group work/teamwork for conversation topic, day 1 PSLE.
For English, erm I forgot liao >.< haha but you can always buy the past psle papers!
Good luck for oral! must score in oral as it is the easiest component!
Tips: for Chinese, just \"Si Bei\" all those good phrase to use for Picture and conversation if you're no good in Chinese (like me :P)
haha
hope this helps because it certainly help me to get into the school of my choice:)
JIA YOUS!! -
wen wen:
:boogie: Thanks Wen Wen! So kind of you to give me the info! Cheers!Hi julialai and every KP who's reading a Kiasu Student post,
I was a pupil that took last year's PSLE so yeah I know what's the topics
For Chinese, it was a student activity centre for picture discussion, group work/teamwork for conversation topic, day 1 PSLE.
For English, erm I forgot liao >.< haha but you can always buy the past psle papers!
Good luck for oral! must score in oral as it is the easiest component!
Tips: for Chinese, just \"Si Bei\" all those good phrase to use for Picture and conversation if you're no good in Chinese (like me :P)
haha
hope this helps because it certainly help me to get into the school of my choice:)
JIA YOUS!!
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