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    • KissguramiK Offline
      Kissgurami
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      SAHM_TAN:
      Castle House:

      Hi mummies...


      Daddy missing... :razz:

      Good to have such briefing.... to keep all parents aware if they or their kids are experiencing it for the 1st time... :scared:

      Not sure if my school will hold a briefing. That's why :lovesite:

      DDs school is holding it the following week. Did you check with the school?

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        SAHM_TAN
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        Kissgurami:
        SAHM_TAN:



        Don't drink too much coffee though, saw Dr. Oz's show that coffee can cause cancer.

        I am beginning to think what doesnt cause cancer. coz they say Cow's Milk and chocolate also causes cancer.

        my drinking is limited coz I dont like coffee, just the caffeine shot.

        YES, I was shocked when discovered milk can cause cancer. BUT....but chocolate too ? 😢

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          Mawar
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          SAHM_TAN:
          Kissgurami:

          [quote=\"SAHM_TAN\"]

          Don't drink too much coffee though, saw Dr. Oz's show that coffee can cause cancer.

          I am beginning to think what doesnt cause cancer. coz they say Cow's Milk and chocolate also causes cancer.

          my drinking is limited coz I dont like coffee, just the caffeine shot.

          YES, I was shocked when discovered milk can cause cancer. BUT....but chocolate too ? 😢[/quote]I better learn to drink Kopi O then. Not sure if I will acquire the taste for it.

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            SAHM_TAN
            last edited by

            Kissgurami:
            SAHM_TAN:

            [quote=\"Castle House\"]Hi mummies...


            Daddy missing... :razz:

            Good to have such briefing.... to keep all parents aware if they or their kids are experiencing it for the 1st time... :scared:

            Not sure if my school will hold a briefing. That's why :lovesite:

            DDs school is holding it the following week. Did you check with the school?[/quote]Last yr, the yr end exams were held later, maybe the briefing will be later too. Let the parents settle in before explaining to them the implications of P2 :evil: :rotflmao:

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              SAHM_TAN
              last edited by

              Mawar:
              SAHM_TAN:

              [quote=\"Kissgurami\"]

              I am beginning to think what doesnt cause cancer. coz they say Cow's Milk and chocolate also causes cancer.

              my drinking is limited coz I dont like coffee, just the caffeine shot.

              YES, I was shocked when discovered milk can cause cancer. BUT....but chocolate too ? 😢

              I better learn to drink Kopi O then. Not sure if I will acquire the taste for it.[/quote]Try decaf, suppose to lower the risk but don't increase the qty heehee

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                mummy of 3
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                pchong:
                Hi mummies, this thread has been quiet for a few days.

                Just attended a class parents meeting in dd sch last Friday and the teacher has briefed us what to expect and prepare our kids for this year. At the end of the year, all children will have to sit for a formal SA2 exam. Average time for one paper is about 1hr 30min, so we are advised to train our kids to sit still and focus for 1 and half hr....stress....For maths paper, there will be 45 questions with 3 sections...MCQ, short answer and problem sums. There will also be paper 1 and paper 2 for English...Paper 1 is compo and given 4 pictures, the kids have to write a complete story....this SA2 stands 60% of the entire year... :nailbite: The sch will base on their total result to band them into different classes in P3. :shock:
                Same with my DD1 school but SA2 stands at 40% only. The rest r the same. Stress :nailbite:

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                  MintyMin
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                  Mine bo briefing leh… hmm…

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                    SAHM_TAN
                    last edited by

                    MintyMin:
                    Mine bo briefing leh.. hmm...

                    Maybe later bah. If your school has streaming, the infor would be abt the same.

                    Just need to make sure, consistent work.

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                      CayennePepper
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                      SAHM_TAN:
                      CayennePepper:

                      Yeah... full length papers can be taxing for little ones... Esp math papers; very easy to lose focus by the time the kids reach Section C... So I think it's also good to teach them time management skills, even at this level...


                      Hmmmmm, should the kid start from section C, while the mind is still fresh?

                      Exam technique huh? :evil:
                      Yeah, guess you can do that, but need to check weighting first. Don't want to 因小失大 lah.
                      By P3 many schools will start using OAS, so one more thing to get familiar with! All those bubbles to shade... very easy to miss out a row wor.

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                        SAHM_TAN
                        last edited by

                        CayennePepper:
                        SAHM_TAN:

                        [quote=\"CayennePepper\"]Yeah... full length papers can be taxing for little ones... Esp math papers; very easy to lose focus by the time the kids reach Section C... So I think it's also good to teach them time management skills, even at this level...


                        Hmmmmm, should the kid start from section C, while the mind is still fresh?

                        Exam technique huh? :evil:
                        Yeah, guess you can do that, but need to check weighting first. Don't want to 因小失大 lah.
                        By P3 many schools will start using OAS, so one more thing to get familiar with! All those bubbles to shade... very easy to miss out a row wor.[/quote]Exam techniques, P1 must slowly teach liao :evil: :rotflmao:

                        There are pros and cons, experiment and see how.


                        I will worry abt P3 in Nov bah. Heehee. 1 exam technique at a time :evil:

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