anybody got any idea where to get the Cambridge SEAB examiners markers report?

yoga and some breathing techniques a guru taught me helped. Trying my best to avoid chemicals and supplements to control stress levels!

lol marrying a maid

hi I’m also interested with your workshop. Please send me details. Thanks.

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Physics and math has some correlation. If the child is good in math, he/she will find it easier to do Physics.

not really. my daughter last time always scoring A for maths but only gets B oso C sometimes with physics. I think most girls have no interest in physics at all

Can be the other way round too. Bad at Maths, good at physics

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wah i din't know such a building exists in Singapore. Any facilities? Like swimming pool etc

actually hiking in Singapore is not too bad. A lot of Nparks and some can be challenging

I know my elder boy struggled. Needed \"emergency surgery\" always towards the second half of the year


now I think better to put the younger didi on with tuition starting from S1. Some money really cannot save

RoastChickenDance:

askST@NLB: How To Plan A Spontaneous Vacation

https://www.nlb.gov.sg/golibrary2/e/askstnlb-how-to-plan-a-spontaneous-vacation-38461125

quite a good read

deardear07:

Matthias Ng:

[quote=\"deardear07\"]Hi, Can someone, anyone share why few schools provide option for Sci Bio course? I mean, I get that it is to support the MOE STEM program to generate more engineers... but any other reasons?


Sec 2 to 3 streaming into Triple sci is toughest to get in... the rest of the subjects combination only allow for double sci which is physics and chemistry..

and where to get good notes on Bio from Sec1-4? Are there even tuition sessions for these?

As compared to Chem/Phy, students don't do as well for Biology from Sec 3 onwards.

While Biology seems really fun in secondary school, it is a totally different ball game from Sec 3 onwards. Tons of materials to remember and you don't score any points if you don't catch the key words. It gets worse in JC when we talk about DNA and genomics.

I would usually advise students to be clear of their strengths/weakness when choosing their combination in Sec 2. Liking the subject and doing well is two different thing. You will grow to hate the subject if you consistently do badly.

And last but not least, the fact is that there are lots of life science graduates who had difficulties advancing their career in related areas.

not many career paths require bio? so its like a subject that's deemed 'fun and interesting' but not so useful if cannot do well n get the right job? what kinda courses in uni actually require bio? - medicine/ dentistry? nursing no right?[/quote]actually quite big. anything medical related - drugs, pharma, research.