amk:

Anyone received the tablet you ordered from Acer?

Collection date 31 Oct from 2-6pm as indication in the school letter. We have to collect from the school directly.

amk:

lwm99:

[quote=\"sc88\"]Heard today, principal announced he will be leaving.

Good. Lousy principal. Just interested to roll out the tablet program without knowing much about IT, and forced the parents to purchase expensive and useless Windows tablets.

Yeah... I agree. Really lousy. :imcool:[/quote]If the current principal knew that he will be leaving the school next year, why did he still execute the tablet program? I have already placed and made payment for the tablet during the last briefing. My question is whether the new principal will inherit and execute this program when she takes over next year.

Hi, my 2nd gal is also Dec bb. She loves to read and doing fine in her writing. However she can’t remember words that I have taught but hb thinks I’m a bit kiasu as she is not even 4 yo. Now I have started to teach her writing her name in chinese but she seems to be quite resist in writing Chinese characters.

I have experience the stress during my older gal’s Pri 1 admission which was 3 years back under phase 2B and fortunately that we did not go through any balloting for staying within 1 km.

Please help me on the following question.


Mr William is 32 years older than his son, Jason. How old was Mr William when he was five times as old as Brian?

Please advise whether my assumption is correct. TIA


Alex is thinking of two numbers. The first number is an even number between 80 and 90. It is half of the second number. The first number can be divided by 6 without any reminder.
A. Find the second number.
B. what is the sum of the two numbers?

A. Is the second number - 168 since first number is 84 which can divide by 6 without any reminder?
B. then add 168 + 84 = 252

Suz855:

ectanz:

Please help me on the following question. TIA!


Adam has $140 and his brother has $80. How much money must Adam give his brother so that Adam will have $10more than his brother?

At first
A--> 60 more

60 -10=50

50/2=25

Alternatively, make use of before n after unchanged total concept

Total -->80+140=220

After
A--> 1u+10
B-->1u

2u-->220-10=210
1u-->105

105-80=25(before n after b has)

Thanks Suz855

sembgal:

ectanz:

Please help me on the following question. TIA!


Adam has $140 and his brother has $80. How much money must Adam give his brother so that Adam will have $10more than his brother?

$140 + $80 = $220

$220 - $10 = $210

$210 divide by 2 = $105

$105 + $10 = $115

$140 - $115 = $25

Adam has to give $25 to his brother.

Thanks sembgal

Please help me on the following question. TIA!


Adam has $140 and his brother has $80. How much money must Adam give his brother so that Adam will have $10more than his brother?

sembgal:

ectanz:

Please help me to understand the following question. Although I understand that the answer won't be so easy of adding 10 to 80 but very hard to explain to my girl.


Keith had 80 more marbles than Javier. Then Javier gave Keith 10 of his marbles. How many more marbles did Keith have than Javier now?

Answer : 100

This requires the model transfer method.

10+80+10=100

Keith is 1 unit and 80 more

Javier is 1 unit.

Then Javier gave Keith 10, Javier becomes (1 unit - 10)

Keith becomes 10 + 80 + 10 more which is 100 more.

Hi Sembgal, thanks for your detailed explanation.

Please help me to understand the following question. Although I understand that the answer won’t be so easy of adding 10 to 80 but very hard to explain to my girl.


Keith had 80 more marbles than Javier. Then Javier gave Keith 10 of his marbles. How many more marbles did Keith have than Javier now?

Answer : 100