Past Year Exam Papers

[stpngks]

The top five schools are:

Nanyang Primary – 1st
Raffles Girls’ Primary – 2nd \t
Rosyth\t- 3rd
Nan Hua Primary – 4th \t
Tao Nan – 5th

This ranking was taken from another kiasu parent blogger, based on 2001 to 2010 data :
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/conte ... excellence

[stpngks]

Websites that provide absolutely free test paper downloads are:


http://www.java samples.com/
2004 – 2013 papers, Java programming, 4 subjects and Tamil

http://www.talkingmaths.com/
2011 to 2013 papers, Math only,

http://www.sgtestpaper.com/
2009 – 2013 papers for 4 subjects and interactive tests, P6 (2014) papers now available

The rest requires sign up or payment. See the
\"Comparison of Top School Test Papers\" at
Primary Schools - Academic Support section of:
http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum


All sites listed have been checked to be safe.

[stpngks]

As parents, the next question to ask is how many exam papers we should let our child do.

What do you think?

[zbear]

stpngks:

As parents, the next question to ask is how many exam papers we should let our child do.

What do you think?

It all depends on your child. Some can work fast, some cant.

[stpngks]

zbear:

stpngks:

As parents, the next question to ask is how many exam papers we should let our child do.

What do you think?

It all depends on your child. Some can work fast, some cant.

I think so too. It depends on the child’s capacity and test results, school workload and available time.

The test practices should best be spread out over the whole academic year. If there are no time left, then a targeted approach should be adopted, i.e. do only papers for weak subjects or only certain sections of the test paper.

[stpngks]

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Picture shows how many exam papers and assessment books the girl wrote in 3 years of high school in China.

What thought comes to your mind when you see the picture and caption. Seventeen options are given, not one of them is absolutely correct. Make your choice (1, 2, ……..16)

1) \tShe is very diligent
2)\tShe has determination
3)\tShe must have graduated as a scholar
4)\tShe must have done it regularly over the 3 academic years
5) Wow, it's an amazing feat!
6) She has broken the Guiness book of records.
7) How I wish my child has a fraction of her diligence
8)\tShe is kiasu
9)\tHer parents are kiasu
10)\tWork Smart! Study Smart!
11) \tWork life balance
12)\tStop cutting down trees
13)\tWhy not do the online interactive test version
14)\tDon't over stress your child. Intellectual slavery?
15)\tDo it in moderation
16)\t[ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ]
17)\tWhat do you think?

[schen]

Is it better to do top school past year papers or assessment book?

[Suz855]

schen:

Is it better to do top school past year papers or assessment book?

I prefer to let my dd works on past year papers, we use assessment book only to reinforce certain topics that dd is weak in

[stpngks]

Suz855:

schen:

Is it better to do top school past year papers or assessment book?

I prefer to let my dd works on past year papers, we use assessment book only to reinforce certain topics that dd is weak in

Past year exam papers are certainly better than assessment books.

First reason is that top school test questions are crafted by school teachers who are familiar with the latest MOE syllabus and SEAB Exam board’s policy.

Secondly, these teachers mark the students’ worksheets everyday and they know what type of questions are challenging and what are straightforward to the pupils. They can then adjust the degree of difficulty to exceed PSLE papers. Non MOE authors do not have bell curves, histograms to do such moderation.

Thirdly, the top schools have proven track records of helping students attain top PSLE scores.

Fourthly, most tutors and parents use top school papers for their students/child.

[zbear]

In the past, I only give top school past year papers a few weeks before exams becos by then, the whole syllabus will be covered. If its just starting of school or midway, then assessment books will be good to practise on those topics that have just been taught.