Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary
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Mum1113:
ηηεοΌ They would rather channel the staff to read the post here than to handle formal feedback? Have been sending them a few queries and feedback since beginning of the year, but all go down the drain, so upset. Perhaps will be more effective to post here.
serious boh....chop-chopJennifer:
Think you shld not mention the loop holes so clearly, sch staff might b reading this post too.
By the way, I've a DD in P4. -
HappyTurtle:
Welcome!! I also have a dd in P4.
By the way, I've a DD in P4. Finally! Most P4ers' parents here are with boys. :lol:
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IJJ:
When she started learning model 2 years ago, it was equal. :roll:
So it was not becos my boy's ex-teachers taught wrongly. I told the MA teacher at the PTM abt my boy's ex-teachers using '=' sign. She mentioned she wld let the lower pri lvl teachers know abt this. Hopefully, we see an overall change for the lower lvl pupils. -
P4 parents, do your child hv issues with the recent LEAD MA worksheet?
On Tues, my boy was doing a LEAD account MA worksheet on measuring angles. He laid a protractor on the laptop screen, found the degree and input the ans. Then he submitted the ans and checked the marked worksheet. Some of his ans were marked wrong! I was sitting next to him then and I am very certain that the submitted ans were correct.
He was very frustrated with the LEAD account worksheet.
What abt your child? -
Jennifer:
Yes. The figures seemed distorted/stretched. 2 or 3 worksheets were affected.P4 parents, do your child hv issues with the recent LEAD MA worksheet?
On Tues, my boy was doing a LEAD account MA worksheet on measuring angles. He laid a protractor on the laptop screen, found the degree and input the ans. Then he submitted the ans and checked the marked worksheet. Some of his ans were marked wrong! I was sitting next to him then and I am very certain that the submitted ans were correct.
He was very frustrated with the LEAD account worksheet.
What abt your child? -
IJJ:
These LEAD account worksheets are not generated by the sch right?
Yes. The figures seemed distorted/stretched. 2 or 3 worksheets were affected.Jennifer:
P4 parents, do your child hv issues with the recent LEAD MA worksheet?
On Tues, my boy was doing a LEAD account MA worksheet on measuring angles. He laid a protractor on the laptop screen, found the degree and input the ans. Then he submitted the ans and checked the marked worksheet. Some of his ans were marked wrong! I was sitting next to him then and I am very certain that the submitted ans were correct.
He was very frustrated with the LEAD account worksheet.
What abt your child? -
Jennifer:
These LEAD account worksheets are not generated by the sch right?[/quote]No. The teachers pick the worksheets available in there and assign to the class/level. Frankly, I think there should still be a quality check in somewhere by the school. Optimising effort and time can be done by allocating teachers or even some students to test out the worksheets before mass assignment. For students who are strong, they may get frustrated and impatience, for students who are weak in the subject, imagine what type of confusion they will get into if they do not have parental/tutors' guidance when doing such. :roll: :roll:
Yes. The figures seemed distorted/stretched. 2 or 3 worksheets were affected.IJJ:
[quote=\"Jennifer\"]P4 parents, do your child hv issues with the recent LEAD MA worksheet?
On Tues, my boy was doing a LEAD account MA worksheet on measuring angles. He laid a protractor on the laptop screen, found the degree and input the ans. Then he submitted the ans and checked the marked worksheet. Some of his ans were marked wrong! I was sitting next to him then and I am very certain that the submitted ans were correct.
He was very frustrated with the LEAD account worksheet.
What abt your child? -
IJJ:
Frankly, I think there should still be a quality check in somewhere by the school. Optimising effort and time can be done by allocating teachers or even some students to test out the worksheets before mass assignment. For students who are strong, they may get frustrated and impatience, for students who are weak in the subject, imagine what type of confusion they will get into if they do not have parental/tutors' guidance when doing such. :roll: :roll:
Had received a reply from the MA teacher. She has recd similar feedback from her pupils and would look into the matter. -
HappyTurtle:
Another P4 Mummy. :welcome:
By the way, I've a DD in P4. -
Jennifer:
only know ds was doing some works in LEAD.P4 parents, do your child hv issues with the recent LEAD MA worksheet?
On Tues, my boy was doing a LEAD account MA worksheet on measuring angles. He laid a protractor on the laptop screen, found the degree and input the ans. Then he submitted the ans and checked the marked worksheet. Some of his ans were marked wrong! I was sitting next to him then and I am very certain that the submitted ans were correct.
He was very frustrated with the LEAD account worksheet.
What abt your child?
Will check with him and make sure he will not get confused about it.
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