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      lervin
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      NewKSmum:
      DHS 94.7%, is this confirmed ?

      Yes confirmed

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        sunkc2000
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        Is PW marked by their own JC teachers ?

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          Leeparent
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          Hi, I want to share how my JC son got A level GP exam in school. This is for those parents who want their children to get high score in GP exam.


          Initially, my JC son used to fail his A Level GP exam in school . My friend recommend my son to attend GP lessons with Mr. Liew from EDvolution Learning Studio , he jumped to a B and eventually he scored an A in A level result . So as a parent, I am really more than happy. My Son found him very helpful and effective . He was previously a GP teacher from Victoria JC .

          Can go to his website to find out more at EDvolution.com.sg . He has a branch at Bukit Timah and Tanah Merah. Please let me know if you have more questions about how my son scored A 🙂

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            newkeynesian
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            Hi Leeparent


            The usual write more read more is not good enough?

            Perhaps you can share with us here what’s your son’s secret ingredients to an A in GP.

            Thanks.

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              zac's mum
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              newkeynesian:
              Hi Leeparent


              The usual write more read more is not good enough?

              Perhaps you can share with us here what's your son's secret ingredients to an A in GP.

              Thanks.
              For GP, write more read more must be more targeted and specific. Reading more English story books will not help.

              Firstly, must read more current affairs and world news. My GP tutor brought us various newspapers from different countries to show us different perspectives on the same piece of news. If you don’t wish to buy these daily, you can probably find some free reading room at some clubs (or the National Library) which stocks such newspapers. Eg New York Times, The Guardian, Melbourne Age etc.

              Train the critical thinking. For every controversial topic, list out the pros and cons and finally decide on your point of view and explain why. That’s the basic structure of a GP essay. Look at some sample essays from Popular to get an idea. Practise writing more and get a tutor to critique your essay so that you can improve.

              That’s my own tips for getting an A in GP. Using bombastic language may help, but not as much as demonstrating critical thinking like how a professional debating team puts together its arguments. If you can watch some YouTube videos of interschool debates you’ll get an idea of the quality of thought required.

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                Liangbrolovesoccer
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                sunkc2000:
                Is PW marked by their own JC teachers ?

                Yeap internally marked, moderated by SEAB.

                Usually most JCs do have 2 groups of PW teachers (each led by a senior teacher or HOD) that rotate to teach the subject every year, while another group would take up the grading of the Oral Presentation (OP), Written Report (WR) and Evaluation of Materials (EoM).

                The grading will be based on general guidelines standardised by SEAB, and schools will moderate results base on internal moderators that will observe a few groups during Oral Presentations and random pick a proportion of WRs to work out the benchmark. In addition, SEAB would send moderators (which as referred usually as external moderators) that tags along with internal moderators to inspect randomly selected groups for their OP and WR, to evaluate the need for any moderation (so its usual that some groups mat have more than 7 examiners during their presentation). The results can be moderated up or down depending on individual school performance and marking standards in relative to other schools (usually down). (i.e. lets say the school's standard is 52 mark as A grade, SEAB may raise the A grade mark to 53, which those at 52 mark will drop to a B grade, vice versa)

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                  darnocwee
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                  Honestly speaking, PW grades depend a lot on the kind of teacher you get

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                    JJ1111
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                    darnocwee:
                    Honestly speaking, PW grades depend a lot on the kind of teacher you get

                    Agreed.

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                      lego
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                      Sorry riding on this thread , may I ask - how many hours of sleep does yr child get on average?

                      Just want to have a feel what the norm is like for a JC student.

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                        sharonkhoo
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                        lego:
                        Sorry riding on this thread , may I ask - how many hours of sleep does yr child get on average?

                        Just want to have a feel what the norm is like for a JC student.
                        It really depends. My daughter managed to go to bed by 11pm most nights while in JC, waking up at 6am. She stayed up to midnight occasionally (maybe a few times a term), and very occasionally (probably less than 5 times in a year) later than that. Her friends realised that she was an early-to-bed person, so they would schedule their PW discussions to start at 9pm, and try to let her go to bed by 11pm! They were quite an efficient bunch. But I know other students who don't sleep till 1-2am on a regular basis, so probably only get 4-5 hrs a night.

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