Networking Group - JCs General
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Kengen:
For my DD in AJC year 2, I have gotten use to her results ranging from 40+ to 60+ per subj though it was a shock to me when she got such result in JC1. She received MOE award for being the top 25% in her cohort. And she was in the top 23% in her cohort this year. So it is pretty normal for getting lower marks/grades in JC. Just have to give our children continued support and encouragement. They are young adults and will study hard to acheive their goal if they know what they want.
Yeah. Neighbour's DD from TJC obtained S to D grade and hardly a C in JC exams but gotten straight As, except for GP, for 2014 A level exam. -
Thanks for sharing. This helps me mentally prepared when dd goes JC1 next year.
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May I know when will JC officially close for the holidays for J1 pupils?
Do different JCs close on different dates as they may start teaching J2 syllabus after the PW presentations? -
Some head start lectures for H3 may eat into first week of holidays period
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KTKS:
Officially 20/11 last day.May I know when will JC officially close for the holidays for J1 pupils?
Do different JCs close on different dates as they may start teaching J2 syllabus after the PW presentations? -
Thank you pirated & zeemimi.
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Thank you Jennifer for your info!
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My friend's DD's pte tutor said only 30% of the Chemistry syllabus is covered in J1 and the balance will be taught in J2. :nailbite: Is this true? How about the other subjects in general?
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KTKS:
My friend's DD's pte tutor said only 30% of the Chemistry syllabus is covered in J1 and the balance will be taught in J2. :nailbite: Is this true? How about the other subjects in general?
Why the worry? -
KTKS:
My friend's DD's pte tutor said only 30% of the Chemistry syllabus is covered in J1 and the balance will be taught in J2. :nailbite: Is this true? How about the other subjects in general?
Not true for dd's jc. it's crazy if it's true.
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