What will u do when the class English teacher start adding marks n minus marks on the exam paper after going throu the paper. Should they be doing this since the exam papers are suppose to be mark by other teachers. The section she corrected is comprehension .... :scratchhead:

peapot:Now I hear from you mummies that its possible to get good results from constant practising in Maths, I feel more positive than ever. At least there is a glimpse of hope for my girl.Hi peapot,Constant practice and exposure is very crucial for Maths at P5. No need to do many, but maybe 5-6 questions. I see my hubby perspiring over son's CA1 past year paper yesterday...if many parents have same advice ie P5 Maths is tough, then I believe it's across the island and not just certain schools setting tough papers.

titank:The ratio of Sally's age to Peter's age is 9:5. The ratio of Simon's age to Peter's age is 3:2.Find the ratio of Sally's age to Simon's to Peter'sChanging ratio method.Since Peter appeared to compare with 2 different people, however, he is still the same. So we have to find a common multiple to convert his ratio to be the same. Normally, take the 2 numbers of Peter's ratio to cross times each other. Sally:Peter (x2) 9:5 (x2) 18:10 Simon:Peter(x5) 3:2 (x5) 15:10Sally:Simon:Peter 18:15:10Hope it's easy to understand

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