Hi smartmummy,

When I was young, I always did lots of assessment books, and saved the past year papers for before the CA and SA exams. For me at least, I found assessment books crucial in exam preparation because they can drill concepts in effectively.
Another really useful habit I found is to read through very quickly the mistakes in all the subject files at least 2-3 times to know what kind of questions we tend to get wrong, and what the correct ways of thinking are. This will allow the kid to internalise common mistakes and remember not to make them again in the future.
Cheers

blurking:

Hi thanks a lot for the reply! I would like to ask, could you tell me why i should go for H1 chinese studies? How does this subject help in university admission? Like what courses can i get into?

Hi, correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that uni admissions courses are mostly focused on your 3H2+1H1 or 4H2 grades, instead of your choice of subject. Perhaps the choice (relevance) of your subject to the course will determine your admission in borderline cases, but as far as I know the grades you get are much more impt a factor.

For me as a fellow student, my choice would depend on 1) how confident you are of doing well in the subject 2) interest in the subject 3) how relevant the subject is to your future uni course. These factors have different weightage for different people