DSA 2011

[soda]

Belle2011:

Anybody can share from those taking part in english, maths or science domain in RGS half day selection programme held today?

Thank-you.

There're 40+ girls. They registered at the CLC then proceeded to different rooms for their respective tests. 18, 11 & 15 (Eng), three groups. Not a crowded event.

[Paddy Field]

TwaTau:

vlim:

[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]


Wah so chim .... But is it likely tt HCI refer to this ans ...

Don't think they are looking for the right or wrong answer, but to observe how the student articulate themselves.

[/quote]Agree w twatau. The exact question was Respond to 'PIER'. To me, it is testing the kids' creativity. Anyway, they r supposed to be creative being in GEP. Don't think there is a right or wrong answer to it. Let's cross our fingers.

[jtoh]

verykiasu2010:

vlim:

[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]


Progress in Electromagnetics Research (PIER)

http://www.jpier.org/PIER/

Wah so chim .... But what is the likely HCI refer to this ans ...

related to 'future school' thingy ?

the recurring theme for HCI is 'future school'....

my DS wrote a \"proposal\" in Chinese for HCI future school where every student are supposed to do their own things at their own pace without facetime with teachers but has to be in school....and how to ensure real learning takes place...that was his DSA topic (2009)....lol[/quote]He wrote this in chinese? I'm impressed.

[jtoh]

soda:

Belle2011:

Anybody can share from those taking part in english, maths or science domain in RGS half day selection programme held today?

Thank-you.

There're 40+ girls. They registered at the CLC then proceeded to different rooms for their respective tests. 18, 11 & 15 (Eng), three groups. Not a crowded event.

Is this just the first lot of girls doing the domain tests with additional batches later on or is this the only batch? 40+ only is a very small select group. Good luck to all who took part.

[jtoh]

TwaTau:

But the alphabets for PIER were in capital letter, that got my DS to hesitate on giving the straight answer.

Sounds like an acronym for something. My guess would be it's something related to HCI, like their values or vision etc. Or some course? I'm just hazarding a guess though.

[Lynn2]

Hi Jtoh,


Yes, this is the first batch of domain test.For second and third gat girls, they are yet to take their domain test.

I think for math domain, there are 30 plus girls.


Cheers,
Lynn2

jtoh:

soda:

[quote=\"Belle2011\"]Anybody can share from those taking part in english, maths or science domain in RGS half day selection programme held today?
Thank-you.

There're 40+ girls. They registered at the CLC then proceeded to different rooms for their respective tests. 18, 11 & 15 (Eng), three groups. Not a crowded event.

Is this just the first lot of girls doing the domain tests with additional batches later on or is this the only batch? 40+ only is a very small select group. Good luck to all who took part.[/quote]

[Ms tay]

My son is taking the science domain test in ri right now …surprising ! Nobody apply English domain ??? There r 42 for maths ,11 for science and only 5 for Chinese ,so total is only 58 students. The no. Of students compare to gat test is so much different !!infront of my son I look very calm but actually my heart bit very fast …

Maybe I m too kanjong!!
Ms Tay

[verykiasu2010]

Ms tay:

My son is taking the science domain test in ri right now ...surprising ! Nobody apply English domain ??? There r 42 for maths ,11 for science and only 5 for Chinese ,so total is only 58 students. The no. Of students compare to gat test is so much different !!infront of my son I look very calm but actually my heart bit very fast ..

Maybe I m too kanjong!!
Ms Tay

yes you are too over kan cheong ..... chill ! be cool ! whatever will be will be !

(easily said than done)

[jtoh]

Lynn2:

Hi Jtoh,

Yes, this is the first batch of domain test.For second and third gat girls, they are yet to take their domain test.
I think for math domain, there are 30 plus girls.

Cheers,
Lynn2

Thanks Lynn2. Hope your dd did well for the test.

[Ms tay]

Ya , u r right. Thanks for the advice.