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    PSLE 2012 - Results Discussion

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      SAHM_TAN
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      SAHM_TAN:

      I will be very worried if scores of pple are depressed if they are not able to be in the top 10%.


      I-am-in-an-rambling-mood-today. So allow me ramble :please:

      The point is would you be very worried if scores of parents are depressed that their DCs are not in the top 10%?

      If so , time to start worrying 😉

      Ya lor. Very worrying. It has repercussion to the society not to mention their own kiddos.

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        SAHM_TAN
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        I’m not suggesting not to aim high or not to be ambitious or whatever that will make our ctry great. But to be depressed over not being in the top 10% is not healthy. Of course depression in itself is not healthy but to be depressed over the 10% thing is doubly unhealthy.

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          Skyed
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          SAHM_TAN:
          I'm not suggesting not to aim high or not to be ambitious or whatever that will make our ctry great. But to be depressed over not being in the top 10% is not healthy. Of course depression in itself is not healthy but to be depressed over the 10% thing is doubly unhealthy.

          When I took my psle in 08 and got 254 and was top 10% my mom cried in disappointment because I couldn't go into the top schools... End up I was actually ok with my score then become depressed over it.

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            SAHM_TAN
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            Skyed:
            SAHM_TAN:

            I'm not suggesting not to aim high or not to be ambitious or whatever that will make our ctry great. But to be depressed over not being in the top 10% is not healthy. Of course depression in itself is not healthy but to be depressed over the 10% thing is doubly unhealthy.


            When I took my psle in 08 and got 254 and was top 10% my mom cried in disappointment because I couldn't go into the top schools... End up I was actually ok with my score then become depressed over it.

            I hope you are no longer depressed over it.

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              cluelessmama
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              Skyed:
              SAHM_TAN:

              I'm not suggesting not to aim high or not to be ambitious or whatever that will make our ctry great. But to be depressed over not being in the top 10% is not healthy. Of course depression in itself is not healthy but to be depressed over the 10% thing is doubly unhealthy.


              When I took my psle in 08 and got 254 and was top 10% my mom cried in disappointment because I couldn't go into the top schools... End up I was actually ok with my score then become depressed over it.

              :grphug:

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                Skyed
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                SAHM_TAN:
                Skyed:

                [quote=\"SAHM_TAN\"]I'm not suggesting not to aim high or not to be ambitious or whatever that will make our ctry great. But to be depressed over not being in the top 10% is not healthy. Of course depression in itself is not healthy but to be depressed over the 10% thing is doubly unhealthy.


                When I took my psle in 08 and got 254 and was top 10% my mom cried in disappointment because I couldn't go into the top schools... End up I was actually ok with my score then become depressed over it.

                I hope you are no longer depressed over it.[/quote]Nah, PSLE doesn't really count for much in secondary school. The year I was in Sec 1 was placed in the third class in SCGS. Then there were like 5 people who entered the school with scores of 260+ dropping to the 3rd last class because they heck care and play. And there were those who from 3rd last or 2nd last class (scores of 210-220 for PSLE) improved to the 3rd best class in sec 2.

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                  SAHM_TAN:
                  Sun_2010:

                  [quote=\"SAHM_TAN\"] I will be very worried if scores of pple are depressed if they are not able to be in the top 10%.


                  I-am-in-an-rambling-mood-today. So allow me ramble :please:

                  The point is would you be very worried if scores of parents are depressed that their DCs are not in the top 10%?

                  If so , time to start worrying 😉

                  Ya lor. Very worrying. It has repercussion to the society not to mention their own kiddos.[/quote]I have a friend who cried for 3 mths over the child's poor PSLE result. To me, it wasn't even bad at all :oops: , it was about 250. I guess it's all about managing expectations. I wonder how the child felt. :sad:

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                    Skyed:
                    SAHM_TAN:

                    [quote=\"Skyed\"]

                    When I took my psle in 08 and got 254 and was top 10% my mom cried in disappointment because I couldn't go into the top schools... End up I was actually ok with my score then become depressed over it.

                    I hope you are no longer depressed over it.

                    Nah, PSLE doesn't really count for much in secondary school. The year I was in Sec 1 was placed in the third class in SCGS. Then there were like 5 people who entered the school with scores of 260+ dropping to the 3rd last class because they heck care and play. And there were those who from 3rd last or 2nd last class (scores of 210-220 for PSLE) improved to the 3rd best class in sec 2.[/quote]Good to hear that you are fighting strong

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                      Skyed
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                      Good to hear that you are fighting strong[/quote]Now I'm just awaiting my O level results... So anxious lol.

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                        SAHM_TAN
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                        Skyed:
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                        Good to hear that you are fighting strong
                        Now I'm just awaiting my O level results... So anxious lol.[/quote]All the best to you.

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