phtthp\" post_id=\"1938892\" time=\"1569901014\" user_id=\"35251:For booklet A, roughly how many tricky mcq questions ?[/quote]For me I only found the spring question trickymy DD found the open-ended easier than expected, but the MCQs were somewhat tricky...Timmy21\" post_id=\"1938877\" time=\"1569899615\" user_id=\"122721:[quote=Iluvmygals post_id=1938874 time=1569898871 user_id=26453]
Finally an easy paper! Woohoo!
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RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
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RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
phtthp\" post_id=\"1938892\" time=\"1569901014\" user_id=\"35251:
For booklet A, roughly how many tricky mcq questions ?[/quote]For me I only found the spring question tricky
my DD found the open-ended easier than expected, but the MCQs were somewhat tricky...Timmy21\" post_id=\"1938877\" time=\"1569899615\" user_id=\"122721:
[quote=Iluvmygals post_id=1938874 time=1569898871 user_id=26453]
Finally an easy paper! Woohoo! -
RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
phtthp\" post_id=\"1938892\" time=\"1569901014\" user_id=\"35251:
For booklet A, roughly how many tricky mcq questions ?[/quote]For me I only found the spring question tricky
my DD found the open-ended easier than expected, but the MCQs were somewhat tricky...Timmy21\" post_id=\"1938877\" time=\"1569899615\" user_id=\"122721:
[quote=Iluvmygals post_id=1938874 time=1569898871 user_id=26453]
Finally an easy paper! Woohoo! -
RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
phtthp\" post_id=\"1938892\" time=\"1569901014\" user_id=\"35251:
For booklet A, roughly how many tricky mcq questions ?[/quote]For me I only found the spring question tricky
my DD found the open-ended easier than expected, but the MCQs were somewhat tricky...Timmy21\" post_id=\"1938877\" time=\"1569899615\" user_id=\"122721:
[quote=Iluvmygals post_id=1938874 time=1569898871 user_id=26453]
Finally an easy paper! Woohoo! -
RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
anyone know ans for spring qn?
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RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
anyone know ans for spring qn?
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RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
steffi88\" post_id=\"1938674\" time=\"1569837091\" user_id=\"23557:
Erh, any idea if the boy did indeed point at the door?[/quote]Huh where got point at door??
agltan98,chenlaoshi\" post_id=\"1938555\" time=\"1569820067\" user_id=\"162894:
[quote=agltan98 post_id=1938551 time=1569819525 user_id=11229]my child wrote dont take people thing without asking and dont be mischievous ..will this be out of point?
with more info coming in from students, I'm told that the younger bro pointed at the door in pic 4. Thus, he did ask and it's more like the sister was too engrossed with using the computer. Won't be considered out of point for the composition but will affect content marks a little.
The boy only dashed off while sister was distracted by the computer -
RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
hanhui\" post_id=\"1938668\" time=\"1569835772\" user_id=\"47197:
Well, I Guess it’s not so much about the bell curve, but rather looking at the vulnerable & innocent 12 yrs old kids welfare & mental torture, having to sit for these tough papers , even an adult can’t attempt these questions easily. Their emotions will definitely be dampened & crushed. In addition the fear too taking their first National Exam will get them even more nervous.
Chill bro got bell curve :DDDihatecompo\" post_id=\"1938663\" time=\"1569834836\" user_id=\"181387:
[quote=phtthp post_id=1938661 time=1569834669 user_id=35251]
Actually for 2019 Maths, those heavy 4 marks or 5 marks questions towards the end of Paper 2, are more \"Maths olympaid\" and Heuristics type of questions set, to differentiate P6 students from getting an A vs. A *
On one hand, someone bound to comment that
Ya lah, every year without fail, sure got a few tough questions bound to set. One forummer ever said that before, if check backwards.
However, on the other hand, in Mainstream schools (non gep) -
Those P6 students who never attend any \"MO\" training before will lose out, because they have never received any training before in MO. MO is offered for upper primary P5 and P6 students, for full solid 2 years in primary schools. In some schools, some even received (started) MO training at P4, means Total, 3 years. Is it any wonder then, that these students will sail (breeze) through this year 2019 Maths, while those who never attend any at all, struggled ?
After all, those of us know that those worksheets from \"My Pals are Here \" are useless, because none of these used in schools, prepare students to fave MO questions.
The logical question then we need to ask SEAB is,
Isn't it unfair to set those 4 and 5 marks \"MO\" questions, when NOT all P6 Mainstream students have the same, equal chance to receive \"in-house\" MO training, because so far, who get to receive free MO training in schools ? They are
A)
- GEP students, because the MO Maths questions are built in, designed already into the GEP (P4 to P6 ) curriculum,
And
B)
- those \"High ability\" Mainstream students, who were selected by their respective primary schools at either end of P3, or P4, to attend \"High ability\" MO free training lessons, in schools
Those P6 Mainstream students, who never receive any chance (opportunity) to smell nor experienced free \"MO\" training, everyday just keep practising those ordinary, not helpful \"My Pals are Here\" series, or keep practising tonnes and mountain high piked up stack and stack of past year papers, is it any wonder then that they are shocked, stoned, taken aback, stunned by these \"MO\" 4 / 5 heavy marks set inside Paper 2 this year, and cried (depressed ) ?
So, question is, why did SEAB set heavy 4 / 5 marks Paper 2 questions, knowing that only a subset of P6 students had received the pri ileged, coveted free MO training in school, while Majority of P6 students did not receive ?
Isn't this very unfair, right from beginning ?
I mean, if want to test funny questions, make it fair -
That ALL p6 students, regardless of whether Gep or Non Gep, high ability or Non high ability Maths students, All habe received free MO training, then Yes, test them all, on EQUAL ground. Then only is this fair and square !!!
Remember, not all kids ability are the same and the government shd take into consideration those average ability kids...[/quote]Was it really that tough? -
RE: 2019 PSLE Discussions and Strategies (Children born in 2007)
phtthp\" post_id=\"1938661\" time=\"1569834669\" user_id=\"35251:
Chill bro got bell curve :DDD
Actually for 2019 Maths, those heavy 4 marks or 5 marks questions towards the end of Paper 2, are more \"Maths olympaid\" and Heuristics type of questions set, to differentiate P6 students from getting an A vs. A *jj_1808\" post_id=\"1938647\" time=\"1569831639\" user_id=\"31403:
Sharing a letter from a mum to Minister Ong on the PSLE paper this year.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10157494188889477&id=535164476
On one hand, someone bound to comment that
Ya lah, every year without fail, sure got a few tough questions bound to set. One forummer ever said that before, if check backwards.
However, on the other hand, in Mainstream schools (non gep) -
Those P6 students who never attend any \"MO\" training before will lose out, because they have never received any training before in MO. MO is offered for upper primary P5 and P6 students, for full solid 2 years in primary schools. In some schools, some even received (started) MO training at P4, means Total, 3 years. Is it any wonder then, that these students will sail (breeze) through this year 2019 Maths, while those who never attend any at all, struggled ?
After all, those of us know that those worksheets from \"My Pals are Here \" are useless, because none of these used in schools, prepare students to fave MO questions.
The logical question then we need to ask SEAB is,
Isn't it unfair to set those 4 and 5 marks \"MO\" questions, when NOT all P6 Mainstream students have the same, equal chance to receive \"in-house\" MO training, because so far, who get to receive free MO training in schools ? They are
A)
- GEP students, because the MO Maths questions are built in, designed already into the GEP (P4 to P6 ) curriculum,
And
B)
- those \"High ability\" Mainstream students, who were selected by their respective primary schools at either end of P3, or P4, to attend \"High ability\" MO free training lessons, in schools
Those P6 Mainstream students, who never receive any chance (opportunity) to smell nor experienced free \"MO\" training, everyday just keep practising those ordinary, not helpful \"My Pals are Here\" series, or keep practising tonnes and mountain high piked up stack and stack of past year papers, is it any wonder then that they are shocked, stoned, taken aback, stunned by these \"MO\" 4 / 5 heavy marks set inside Paper 2 this year, and cried (depressed ) ?
So, question is, why did SEAB set heavy 4 / 5 marks Paper 2 questions, knowing that only a subset of P6 students had received the pri ileged, coveted free MO training in school, while Majority of P6 students did not receive ?
Isn't this very unfair, right from beginning ?
I mean, if want to test funny questions, make it fair -
That ALL p6 students, regardless of whether Gep or Non Gep, high ability or Non high ability Maths students, All habe received free MO training, then Yes, test them all, on EQUAL ground. Then only is this fair and square !!!