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    All About T-Score

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    • I Offline
      Imami
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      Nebbermind:
      iggy:

      I personally think it is good that the child learns about \"failure\" or underperformance early so that he or she builds resilience and ability to take stock and move forward. And agree that we should love and accept them no less. This will give them the confidence to try again.oo


      Provided we parents give them our full support during their time of need.

      I heard from my friend...must have been 2 yrs already...that he was at some shopping centre after the release of PSLE result and witnessed a mother wallop her kid :yikes: !!

      Recommend the mum sign up kick boxing classes ba.

      Heng heng me, my parents didn't wallop me when I turned up a missed cue psle results..... 🙏

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        Chenonceau
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        The Role of the Standard Deviation in the PSLE T-Score calculation - http://petunialee.blogspot.sg/2012/10/psle-t-score-role-of-standard-deviation.html

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          krz
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          I had a dream. I dreamt it’s 267, 3x A* + A … Been buying 4d since then

          Mt was the A

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            janet88
            last edited by

            krz:
            I had a dream. I dreamt it's 267, 3x A* + A ...... Been buying 4d since then

            Mt was the A
            Wow...impressive. Hope you strike 4D and give us a treat.

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              24hr-mum
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              can brief me again the formula and an example of how to calculate Tscore?

              also, if a child’s marks is average 79, ie 3As and 1B, or all band 2, is it reasonable to estimate the tscore will b ard 230?
              if all get below 75, means less than 230?

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                cheerygirl
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                hi parents… say if my child gets

                English - 55
                maths - 55
                mother tongue - 55
                science - 55

                (based on P5 results )

                what T score will it be?
                very demoralising qns…

                TIA!!

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                  24hr-mum
                  last edited by

                  i m worried too. my gal p3 math sa1 was 93. now p4 drop to 72, n ever 65. by 20 marks n more. wonder p5 how

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                    janet88
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                    24hr-mum:
                    i m worried too. my gal p3 math sa1 was 93. now p4 drop to 72, n ever 65. by 20 marks n more. wonder p5 how

                    darling, it's still early. don't stress yourself over t score yet.

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                      isetan
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                      24hr-mum:
                      i m worried too. my gal p3 math sa1 was 93. now p4 drop to 72, n ever 65. by 20 marks n more. wonder p5 how

                      P1 to P3 maths is not that difficult to score. The killer is at P5 and onwards. So dont compare to lower primary results. You shld take position from there and re strategies of how you are gg to improve from there.

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                        janet88
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                        isetan:
                        24hr-mum:

                        i m worried too. my gal p3 math sa1 was 93. now p4 drop to 72, n ever 65. by 20 marks n more. wonder p5 how


                        P1 to P3 maths is not that difficult to score. The killer is at P5 and onwards. So dont compare to lower primary results. You shld take position from there and re strategies of how you are gg to improve from there.

                        :hi5:
                        at upper primary, it is a totally different ball game...what has been taught from p1-4 is hardly applied. if your gal is going to p5 next year, start teaching her this holiday. in any case, be prepared to see maths results plummet in the first ca1.

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