DSA 2011

[vlim]

Otah:

Ms tay:

Dear all,

if my ds scored 270 fr his prelim,
What will be the psle t-score ? My ds in neighborhood school.

But how you calculate the school T-score ?

The school will have to base on the students result to come out with their own mean , STD variation and so forth.... Understand some sch do work out their sch prelim t/score for the kids .. But of course it is not ，100% save to use it as a guideline as the whole spore p6 results mean and STD variation most likely will differ from tt of one school only...

[Ms tay]

Otah:

Ms tay:

Dear all,

if my ds scored 270 fr his prelim,
What will be the psle t-score ? My ds in neighborhood school.

But how you calculate the school T-score ?

The t-score unknown yet this is his aggregate score.

[Ms tay]

vlim:

Otah:

[quote=\"Ms tay\"]Dear all,

if my ds scored 270 fr his prelim,
What will be the psle t-score ? My ds in neighborhood school.

But how you calculate the school T-score ?

The school will have to base on the students result to come out with their own mean , STD variation and so forth.... Understand some sch do work out their sch prelim t/score for the kids .. But of course it is not ，100% save to use it as a guideline as the whole spore p6 results mean and STD variation most likely will differ from tt of one school only...[/quote]Dear vlim
Sorry I not really understand what did u mean' STD variation and so forth...???
I just want to know usually what is the different btw prelim score and psle t-score ( just estimation)thks

[TwaTau]

Ms tay:

Dear vlim

Sorry I not really understand what did u mean' STD variation and so forth...???
I just want to know usually what is the different btw prelim score and psle t-score ( just estimation)thks

The PSLE score is based on the following T-score formula.

Formula for T-Score
T = (50 + 10 (X – Y))/Z
X = Raw score of student in the subject
Y = Average or Mean Score of the level or cohort
Z = Standard Deviation (SD) of the level or cohort
Standard Deviation (SD) is the spread of the marks
around the average.

This is extracted from the following link:
http://www.edgefieldpri.moe.edu.sg/wbn/slot/u2208/Parents_Link/Understanding%20PSLE%20T-scores.pdf
That's why vlim was asking how you arrived at your child score. The school usually will release the min, max and the average, but so far I have not seen provision of SD to help you arrived at a t-score.

[phankao]

TwaTau:

That's why vlim was asking how you arrived at your child score. The school usually will release the min, max and the average, but so far I have not seen provision of SD to help you arrived at a t-score.

I think maybe her son's school gave an estimation of the tscore

[Leanne]

Hi Piggylalala,


Yes, u are right, only few schools has this bicep prog.So far, schools under hokkien huay kuan has it.Maybe one among the five selections is more strignent and the rest are like optional .


Cheers,
Leanne

PiggyLalala:

Leanne:

Hello PiggyLalala,

So far what I know its the top few in that class, maybe 3?For biceps, there may be more cos some already went for camp in hci in pri five and went thr few rounds of camp too.

Cheers,
Leanne


Cheers

Thank you for your sharing.
But am I right to say it is also not easy to score > 90% in the mainstream?

[/quote]

Thanks. But only a few primary schools have few biceps program.[/quote]

[jtoh]

Ms tay:

vlim:

[quote=\"Otah\"][


But how you calculate the school T-score ?

The school will have to base on the students result to come out with their own mean , STD variation and so forth.... Understand some sch do work out their sch prelim t/score for the kids .. But of course it is not ，100% save to use it as a guideline as the whole spore p6 results mean and STD variation most likely will differ from tt of one school only...

Dear vlim
Sorry I not really understand what did u mean' STD variation and so forth...???
I just want to know usually what is the different btw prelim score and psle t-score ( just estimation)thks[/quote]No one can give you an answer to that because one school's standard is different from another. Also, the number you have given has not taken into consideration the std deviation and mean of your school. Some schools are able to project a student's PSLE T-score based on their school's historical T-score. For eg some schools are able to say that if you score 250 in their school's prelims, you're likely to score 260 at PSLE. So your best bet is to check with the school.

[TwaTau]

phankao:

TwaTau:

That's why vlim was asking how you arrived at your child score. The school usually will release the min, max and the average, but so far I have not seen provision of SD to help you arrived at a t-score.

I think maybe her son's school gave an estimation of the tscore

At this moment, the school has only it own statistic and past as reference to make an estimated t-score. It depends on the current school cohort and how close the school can set its exam with reference to PSLE.
That's why we have to have the PSLE as a national exam to calibrate everyone to a national standard for proper comparison.

[Ms tay]

:thankyou: otah twatau jtoh vlim and phankaao

Thks for sharing ..

[NJmom]

Emelyn:

[quote=\"firefly38

hey ngbrdad, you were from HCJC? me too! :hi5:

Me three !! :hi5:[/quote]

Me four!!! Ok, which years were u from??