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Jul 21, 2023 · Learn how the PSLE scoring system will help your child focus on their learning and gauge their academic strengths. Find out how to calculate PSLE score, how the changes will affect subject and school choices, and FAQs.
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In 2021, we introduced the PSLE scoring changes to: Reduce...
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Jul 20, 2023 · Find out how to calculate your PSLE score based on your achievement levels and grades for different subjects. Learn about the new PSLE scoring system and secondary school posting with full subject-based banding from 2024.
Nov 24, 2023 · In 2021, we introduced the PSLE scoring changes to: Reduce fine differentiation of students’ examination results at a young age. Recognise children’s level of achievement, regardless of how their peers have done. Find out how the PSLE scoring system will affect your child’s subject and school choices.
Apr 27, 2021 · Under the new scoring system, first announced in 2016, each standard-level PSLE subject will be scored using eight bands known as Achievement Levels (AL). Each pupil will be given AL...
- How Is The New PSLE Score calculated?
- Comparison Between The Old and New Grading Systems
- Why Is The PSLE Scoring System Being Changed?
- What Score Qualifies My Child For The Express Stream?
- Here’s How Placements Are Decided
- How Will Posting Be Decided in The Case of A Tie?
- Can We Do Away with The PSLE altogether?
Each standard-level PSLE subject is scored using eight bands, also known as Achievement Levels (AL). Instead of grades like A* to E, each student is awarded an AL score from 1 to 8 for each subject. Students who perform similarly are placed in the same AL for each subject. As such, a pupil’s PSLE score will be the sum of the four subject scores (En...
Source of new PSLE scoring system: MOE(Under Achievement Levels) Source of old PSLE scoring system: https://sg.toluna.com/battle/5312156/Old-PSLE-scoring-system-Vs-New-PSLE-scoring-system-to-have
According to MOE, the change in the scoring system marks a shift from an over-emphasis on academic results. It reduces fine differentiation of students’ examination results at a young age, and recognises their level of achievement − regardless of their peers’ performance. In the old T-score system, grades reflect how well students perform relative ...
Another big question on parents’ mind is the qualifying mark for getting into the Express stream. You might already know that MOE will be replacing streaming with subject-based bandingin 2024. But until 2023, students will continue to be placed in either the Express, Normal (Academic) or Normal (Technical) courses based on their PSLE score.
Source: MOE(Under ‘Can students still qualify for the Express or N(A) course if they take one or more Foundation level subjects’) MOE has also assured parents that the new system doesn’t make it harder to qualify for the Express stream. The proportion of students qualifying for different courses will remain largely similar to the T-score system. Th...
Posting to secondary school is still determined by academic merit. If two students have the exact same score and are vying for the last available place in a school, a tie-breaker will be used. The order for the tie-breaker is as follows: 1. Citizenship (Singapore Citizens have first priority, followed by PRs and then international students) 2. Choi...
Major exams can put a lot of stress and anxietyon students. So why can’t we do away with PSLE altogether? As MOE explains, the PSLE’s goal is to gauge a student’s understanding of key concepts learnt during their primary school years. It helps determine where their academic strengths lie, in turn guiding them to a suitable academic programme in sec...
Learn how HMT is assessed and used for admission to SAP schools under the new PSLE scoring system. Find out the eligibility criteria and examination format for HMT in secondary school.
May 2, 2021 · Learn about the new PSLE scoring system that replaces the old T-score system and how it affects secondary school admission. Find out the key differences, tie-breakers, and tips for choosing a school based on the Achievement Levels (ALs) for each subject.
