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    All About T-Score

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    • K
      KSP
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      What is a good score in PSLE?


      for a student who always scored >90% in sch, a 240 in PSLE would be :yikes: :lightrod: :faint: 😢 :frustrated: :stompfeet: :stupid: :spank: :mad: :rant: :heresmyfish:

      for a student who always scored <60% in sch, a 240 in PSLE world be :rahrah: :celebrate: :congrats: :salute: :hi5:

      So, what is a good score in PSLE? 🤷 :roll:

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        mother777
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        Pen88n:
        mother777:

        I just met 1 lady in park whose DD is going to P2 in 2013. Asked her how her DD is doing at academics in school.


        She told me \" I do not put undue pressure on my daughter. Its ok for her if she is not the topper in the class..
        I will just be content if she can get around 260 in PSLE\"
        and I was like :shock: :faint: :nailbite:

        Hahaha....she's saying her DD may not the topper in the top class, but still amongst the top!!!

        Actually at P2, unless you have an older kid, sometimes it's hard to know what is the \"achieveable\" T-score for your kid. Moreover, only the top scorers tend to share stories, so you will keep hearing kids who got 260 and above. Won't be surprised if she is in this boat and not aware of the \"real\" \"PSLE world\" out there!

        I know..for my DD1 who got 93 in all 3 subjects in P2, I just hope she can reach 230~240.. That would be good enough.. :xedfingers:

        But kids being kids.. they will make careless mistakes..due to stress from peers, school and parents being mounted on them.. nothing is guaranteed..
        Just pray that our kids are able to stay healthy thru out this journey and do their best.. :xedfingers:

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          Skyed
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          Hi guys I took my PSLE in 2008. I got 3A* and 1A (for chinese) and got a Tscore of 254. The same year, a friend of mine got 2A* and 2As and got 254 as well. So it’s really quite hard to predict what you will get…

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            cccleo
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            Hi,


            Can some expert estimate the parameter to calculate this year T score?

            Thank you

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              mummy so kiasu
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              Skyed:
              Hi guys I took my PSLE in 2008. I got 3A* and 1A (for chinese) and got a Tscore of 254. The same year, a friend of mine got 2A* and 2As and got 254 as well. So it's really quite hard to predict what you will get..

              The range for A is very wide. My boy gets 2A* & 2A & he only get 250. It depends whether it is high or low end A. Don't even know how they derive the grade.

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                mummy so kiasu
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                Skyed:
                Hi guys I took my PSLE in 2008. I got 3A* and 1A (for chinese) and got a Tscore of 254. The same year, a friend of mine got 2A* and 2As and got 254 as well. So it's really quite hard to predict what you will get..

                The range for A is very wide. My boy gets 2A* & 2A & he only get 250. It depends whether it is high or low end A. Don't even know how they derive the grade.

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                  lwm99
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                  For the boy from Pathlight who scored 273 with only 3 subjects (no MT), I wonder how his T-score was calculated.

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                    CaptainSparklez
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                    The end of the world is when all of the living organisms are wiped out,so not to worry.Anyway,PSLE is just a step in life and it is not the end of the world when you did badly,there are many other chances in life!Be optimistic!

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                      Rational_Parent
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                      mummy so kiasu:
                      Skyed:

                      Hi guys I took my PSLE in 2008. I got 3A* and 1A (for chinese) and got a Tscore of 254. The same year, a friend of mine got 2A* and 2As and got 254 as well. So it's really quite hard to predict what you will get..


                      The range for A is very wide. My boy gets 2A* & 2A & he only get 250. It depends whether it is high or low end A. Don't even know how they derive the grade.

                      Plus the subject you A* and A in also make a difference. I read in this blog http://hedgehogcomms.blogspot.com/2012/10/piecing-together-psle-puzzle.html that a student (Lesley-Ann) scored a A* for maths in 2009 PSLE even though she did not complete many questions.

                      PLSE always seems to throw out surprises and puzzles. There is no right or wrong - just mystery.

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                        lotus123
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                        janet_lee88:
                        Hi VALyap,

                        I like your post...it's really good :hi5:
                        I think that's why there is this topic on 'adaptation' in P6 Science. :rotflmao:

                        Seriously, that jump from P4 - P5 is really more like a LEAP towards the unknown. Almost all the kids will see that sharp drop...making all parents hysterical :lightrod:

                        I sent my gal to MPM which is a Taiwanese maths coaching method . my gal went there from lower pri to upper sec. they teach Maths word problems which I found very enriching . after this I noticed my gal was much better with Maths word problems . my niece attended thus course too but unfortunately thought niece was good in Maths but lost alot of marks in careless mistakes . so sometimes kids do not get good grades in psle due to careless mistakes and not because they are weak in Maths . must try and teach them to be more careful and check their working and answers very carefully.

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