MOE not tweaking P1 registration
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Perhaps MOE should find out why their teachers are not staying on.
Even if someone from the ministry is reading KSP, it doesnβt mean they are doing anything, just yet. -
janet_lee88:
Maybe... big class sizes make it hard to teach well. Teachers dun feel a sense of pride since they cannot teach as well as they want to. When you begin to think your best efforts don't make it there... you quit... give up.Perhaps MOE should find out why their teachers are not staying on.
Even if someone from the ministry is reading KSP, it doesn't mean they are doing anything, just yet.
Maybe. -
Laura02:
Besides relying on the school and MOE to improve teacher-student ratios, I would like to see more parental involvement in schools. No, I don't expect parents to teach the academic subjects, but they can always help in other lessons in school. For example, parents can help in speech and drama classes, art classes, etiquette and character development classes, financial literacy classes, etc ...
Not when all the activities can only take place during office hours..
I have been trying to volunteer for activities with the PSG, but cannot find a single suitable slot. They don't even wanna do anything on Sat. -
Chenonceau:
But even the GEP schools have 40 for their mainstream classes. Same for schools such as MGS and SCGS which I recently found out they have pretty good quality passes %, if not wrong, on par with RGPS. How do they manage?
Maybe... big class sizes make it hard to teach well. Teachers dun feel a sense of pride since they cannot teach as well as they want to. When you begin to think your best efforts don't make it there... you quit... give up.janet_lee88:
Perhaps MOE should find out why their teachers are not staying on.
Even if someone from the ministry is reading KSP, it doesn't mean they are doing anything, just yet.
Maybe. -
Nebbermind:
One possibility is to test hard and so mainstream parents get tuition or teach at home? Another reason could be the flow over of GEP materials into high ability classes in GEP schools?
But even the GEP schools have 40 for their mainstream classes. Same for schools such as MGS and SCGS which I recently found out they have pretty good quality passes %, if not wrong, on par with RGPS. How do they manage?
Again... I think it's good that GEP has all this. No one is asking to take all this away from GEP. However, I still don't understand how HSK can say that small classes don't matter to quality teaching when GEP and LSP have small classes. -
DesertWind:
Wow, it is a noble goal. If MOE is able to supply so many teachers to the schools I am sure the work-life balance of the teachers and the teaching quality should improve. Then it may help to reduce the attrition rate of teachers as well as the work-load. [/quote]it's not a goal.. someone mentioned that MOE already said it ALREADY has T:S ratio of 1:18
so, a school which has 180 Γ 6 (P1 - P6) = 1080 students will have 60 teachers altogether? Schools really hv so many teachers ar?limlim:
[quote=\"Sun_2010\"]
The student teacher ratio is the no of students to number of teachers. Not no of students in a class.
So, T in a school of 1080 students would be already 1080/18=60 ya? -
DesertWind:
Equal in all aspect lah..
Depending on which one is more prestigious? :rotflmao:limlim:
Just wondering..
If there is 2 school that are EQUALLY GOOD in All aspects.. (Just, for example). Would the alumni send their kid to their alma mater 5km away, or the school next door? What you all feel? -
limlim:
Equal in all aspect lah..[/quote]You huh! Moe already said no tweaking to p1 registration. You still so persistent lah.
Depending on which one is more prestigious? :rotflmao:DesertWind:
[quote=\"limlim\"] Just wondering..
If there is 2 school that are EQUALLY GOOD in All aspects.. (Just, for example). Would the alumni send their kid to their alma mater 5km away, or the school next door? What you all feel?
Given that everything is equal, the one with alumni sure put the child in the alma mater. The dilemma will only arise when the school next door is so much better than the alma mater. -
rains:
The dilemma will only arise when the school next door is so much better than the alma mater.
I may be a fool...but STILL alma mater!!!
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Chenonceau:
But what about the non-GEP schools? Maybe MGS/SCGS parents can enlightening if there's any hard testing in such schools? My impression is that they quite relax one.
One possibility is to test hard and so mainstream parents get tuition or teach at home? Another reason could be the flow over of GEP materials into high ability classes in GEP schools?
Again... I think it's good that GEP has all this. No one is asking to take all this away from GEP. However, I still don't understand how HSK can say that small classes don't matter to quality teaching when GEP and LSP have small classes.
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