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    2012 PSLE Discussions and Strategy

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    • H Offline
      HAPPYH
      last edited by

      Chenonceau:
      Nebbermind:

      But many forget it's the stress that really brings down the immunity. So need to de-stress regularly by going outdoor, stretch the muscles...helps to circulate the blood a little after long hours at the desk. Best if u r in a condo and can pop into the pool anytime...just float on the water and watch the skies...and relax!


      Yes... this is true. Stress reduces immunity.

      Yes, I agree. My DD will get fever/cough before every exam although she seems ok.

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      • Coolkidsrock2C Offline
        Coolkidsrock2
        last edited by

        Thanks Chen for suggestion but grandma’s not an option cos she just had a major heart operation not too long ago. In fact, grandma was staying with us till this happened and moved back home due to low immunity. Trying to see what more I can do.

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          Chenonceau
          last edited by

          Coolkidsrock2:
          Thanks Chen for suggestion but grandma's not an option cos she just had a major heart operation not too long ago. In fact, grandma was staying with us till this happened and moved back home due to low immunity. Trying to see what more I can do.

          #2 bunk in with a friend? Even hospitals need disinfecting chambers to contain the spread of contagion... I am not sure all your efforts at disinfecting will be effective since you basically evolve in the same space... touch the same stuff... breathe the same air... use the same toilet.

          Oh dear... so worrisome. All the best.

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          • M Offline
            MummySTay
            last edited by

            If a child falls sick during the PSLE period, whether the child is or is not fit to take the examination, depends on the doctor’s recommendation.


            There have been instances whereby students with MC skipped the PSLE.
            Results will be based on Prelim results.

            There have also been instances whereby students are isolated, may be in school, may be at the hospital, to take the examination.

            If your child falls sick on the day of the exam, dun panic.
            Take the child to the doc immediately and inform the school.
            School needs to inform the exam branch.

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              mummy so kiasu
              last edited by

              Chenonceau:
              Sun_2010:


              Only I was paranoid :frustrated: . Watched like a hawk over what she ate , avoided crowds and every ride we went I was on my toes to protect DD from accidents...even repeatedly warned DD, that if she were to fall , NOT to use her right hand to break the fall. 😆
              Refused to let DD fly the MegaZip too much to DD's disappointment.

              Here is what gets said around my son these days...

              - Gasp! You sniffed! Are you falling sick?!
              - Don't eat too much cake, sugar reduces body immunity.
              - Drink this herbal tea, it will keep stress away.
              - Don't go out in the rain, your father will get the car and bring it here.
              - Stop digging your nose, flus get transmitted that way. No nose digging until after PSLE.
              - That person sneezed. Don't walk into his cloud of sneeze.
              - I just sneezed. I can't put you to bed till I feel better.
              - Let's take the escalator, not the lift. Too many germs float about in the
              confined space of the lift.

              The worst was when I said to my son...
              - That man does not look healthy.
              Even my husband gave me a strange look.

              :rotflmao: You are too stress. Take it easy or you will end up go crazy.

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                mummy so kiasu
                last edited by

                Coolkidsrock2:
                Need some advice. Does anyone have any idea what happens if kid is unwell and cannot take the PSLE? My #2 is down with HFMD now. Worried it will pass to #1 who will be taking PSLE.


                Apart from honey, vitamin C, cooling water, disinfecting the house daily (am doing this personally to ensure it is done properly - cannot rely on maid as do not know where she cuts corner), leaving the fans on to ensure good ventilation, separating them, any other recommendations?

                Also anyone giving kids DHA/fish oils to improve brain function/focus? Do you find it helpful?

                Thanks in advance.
                According to the school teacher, If the child gets HFM or chicken pox during PSLE period, then Prelim results will be used. Hope your #1 Prelim results are good, just in case.

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                • janet88J Offline
                  janet88
                  last edited by

                  Coolkidsrock2:

                  Apart from honey, vitamin C, cooling water, disinfecting the house daily (am doing this personally to ensure it is done properly - cannot rely on maid as do not know where she cuts corner), leaving the fans on to ensure good ventilation, separating them, any other recommendations?

                  Also anyone giving kids DHA/fish oils to improve brain function/focus? Do you find it helpful?
                  I have been turning on more fans to improve ventilation. Getting him to drink more juices and water.

                  I give them the Nordic cod liver oil and vit C everyday. Don't know how long it takes to work though. Friend told me it doesn't smell that fishy and purer than Scott's. More ex too but contains DHA. Since we do not eat fish everyday, i guess it should be good.
                  Mornings, I make a cup of American ginseng to improve vitality.

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                  • Coolkidsrock2C Offline
                    Coolkidsrock2
                    last edited by

                    Thanks all for the info and advice. Her results is decent but a couple of marks below historical COP of dream school. She had been on an uptrend and hoping so much to peak then. But guess nothing we can do if it should unfortunately happen.

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                      its888me
                      last edited by

                      My child’s teacher called that my child is not focusing and disturbing in class. So, should I give him more work?

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                        mummy so kiasu
                        last edited by

                        its888me:
                        My child's teacher called that my child is not focusing and disturbing in class. So, should I give him more work?

                        Is he normally like this? Is he under stress or he is an active child? Is he able to focus on his daily school work? You have to find out the cause first before you give him more work.

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