Exemption from MT (Chinese)
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Gxmas:
Er, just add the 3 subject together for the t-score lah. Not difficult..... but how the T-score is calculated without MT is another mystery.... :?
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Gxmas wrote:
… but how the T-score is calculated without MT is another mystery…
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Er, just add the 3 subject together for the t-score lah. Not difficult.
But that would make the T-score of those exempted from MT much lower than those taking 4 subjects. When it comes to posting using T-scores, then how? -
Gxmas:
yes this is the reason why most students are only advised to drop mt if they fail like mad.... cos it pulls down their t-score.. ur ds is not, so dropping is not advisable...Gxmas wrote:
.... but how the T-score is calculated without MT is another mystery....
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Er, just add the 3 subject together for the t-score lah. Not difficult.
But that would make the T-score of those exempted from MT much lower than those taking 4 subjects. When it comes to posting using T-scores, then how?
dun listen to doc 100%... u got to filter some... -
Gxmas:
How so ? Eg. Adjusted tscores for 3 subjects is 90 each , then the PSLE aggregate would be 270 . If the child is not exempt from his supposedly poorer subject and get. 70 adjusted t score for MT , then adding top the 3 other subject's adjusted tscores of 90 each. , his PSLE aggregate will be 255 instead.Gxmas wrote:
.... but how the T-score is calculated without MT is another mystery....
..
Er, just add the 3 subject together for the t-score lah. Not difficult.
But that would make the T-score of those exempted from MT much lower than th MTose taking 4 subjects. When it comes to posting using T-scores, then how? -
That’s how my ds classmate can get high 260+with only 3 subjects. Another friend ds also got high 260 with 3 subjects .
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phankao:
That's how my ds classmate can get high 260+with only 3 subjects. Another friend ds also got high 260 with 3 subjects .
only when chi is their worst subject, that is far lower than other 3... -
phankao:
Sorry can't really follow.... :scratchhead:
How so ? Eg. Adjusted tscores for 3 subjects is 90 each , then the PSLE aggregate would be 270 . If the child is not exempt from his supposedly poorer subject and get. 70 adjusted t score for MT , then adding top the 3 other subject's adjusted tscores of 90 each. , his PSLE aggregate will be 255 instead.Gxmas:
Gxmas wrote:
.... but how the T-score is calculated without MT is another mystery....
..
Er, just add the 3 subject together for the t-score lah. Not difficult.
But that would make the T-score of those exempted from MT much lower than th MTose taking 4 subjects. When it comes to posting using T-scores, then how?
That means the T-score of each subject will change depending on how many subjects are taken? in ur eg, if MT is exempted and adjusted T-score of 3 subjects is 90 each, so total T-score is 270. This i got it
But if MT is exempted and the raw scores for the other 3 subjects remain the same, how to get 255? :?
Appreciate it if you could share, thanks! -
Gxmas:
Sorry can't really follow.... :scratchhead:
How so ? Eg. Adjusted tscores for 3 subjects is 90 each , then the PSLE aggregate would be 270 . If the child is not exempt from his supposedly poorer subject and get. 70 adjusted t score for MT , then adding top the 3 other subject's adjusted tscores of 90 each. , his PSLE aggregate will be 255 instead.phankao:
[quote=\"Gxmas\"]Gxmas wrote:
.... but how the T-score is calculated without MT is another mystery....
..
Er, just add the 3 subject together for the t-score lah. Not difficult.
But that would make the T-score of those exempted from MT much lower than th MTose taking 4 subjects. When it comes to posting using T-scores, then how?
That means the T-score of each subject will change depending on how many subjects are taken? in ur eg, if MT is exempted and adjusted T-score of 3 subjects is 90 each, so total T-score is 270. This i got it
But if MT is exempted and the raw scores for the other 3 subjects remain the same, how to get 255? :?
Appreciate it if you could share, thanks![/quote]Every subject will have an individual adjusted T-score. It doesn't change. It is adjusted based on each subject's performance for that individual cohort each year. Then you have to add the scores together to make it over 300. So, just add 90, 90, 90,70, then multiply by 3/4. -
Gxmas:
Sorry can't really follow.... :scratchhead:
How so ? Eg. Adjusted tscores for 3 subjects is 90 each , then the PSLE aggregate would be 270 . If the child is not exempt from his supposedly poorer subject and get. 70 adjusted t score for MT , then adding top the 3 other subject's adjusted tscores of 90 each. , his PSLE aggregate will be 255 instead.phankao:
[quote=\"Gxmas\"]Gxmas wrote:
.... but how the T-score is calculated without MT is another mystery....
..
Er, just add the 3 subject together for the t-score lah. Not difficult.
But that would make the T-score of those exempted from MT much lower than th MTose taking 4 subjects. When it comes to posting using T-scores, then how?
That means the T-score of each subject will change depending on how many subjects are taken? in ur eg, if MT is exempted and adjusted T-score of 3 subjects is 90 each, so total T-score is 270. This i got it
But if MT is exempted and the raw scores for the other 3 subjects remain the same, how to get 255? :?
Appreciate it if you could share, thanks![/quote]maybe i can help.
eng=90, math=90, sci=90, chi=50
agreg is (90+90+90+50)x3/4=240
but if drop chi, with the same results for all other 3 subject,
agreg is (90+90+90) = 270
hope it helps. -
Hi, I'm afraid that is not how agg T-score is calculated. There is a thread in this forum that discussed it and schools have published this info. The agg T-score of 4 subjects is the total individual T-score of each subject, and not 75% of each subject as illustrated above.
However no info is given for the agg T-score of only 3 subjects if exempted from MT. That's the so-called mystery....... :scratchhead:
It can't be just adding up the T-scores of 3 subjects when students taking 4 subjects have their 4 individual T-scores added up..... :?
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