might sounds stupid, but call police. I resolved a similar problem like yours using the police.foodie4stuff wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 1:40 pmlol prepare to burn their housefloppy wrote: ↑Mon Feb 25, 2019 9:03 amPrepare tonic, essence of children, chauffeur if necessary, moral support, shoulder to cry on, prepare coffee / milo/ tissue paper, if neighbors make too much noise prepare to burn down their house etc
Some people study better at home, some people study better outside, some people are better off not studying at all.
There isn’t a standard answer.
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Preparing For O-Levels
Re: Preparing For O-Levels
- HumanitiesGoddess
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You can either buy them online from vendors who carry sch papers or you can go to Bras Basah complex to get them. I prefer buying for my private tutees the hardcopies so it feels more authentic. We usually work through 5 years worth of 10-yr series papers (2014-2018), MYE & Prelims school papers for about 10-15 schools from 2016-2018.rainmaker74447 wrote: ↑Sat Jun 23, 2018 3:20 pmHi,
Anyone knows where to get extra practice paper (besides the 10-year series) for Geography 'O' level?
Do note that the Geog syllabus has been revised twice so anything prior to 2015 is not an accurate reflection of how the paper looks like.
- HumanitiesGoddess
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I do hope you were being sarcastic. Geography in this era is not like the past. The problem is that many students still believe that memorising the whole textbook and then vomitting the answer out is the way to go. And then they get really upset cos they “still fail even though they studied so hard. “darnocwee wrote: ↑Sat Aug 18, 2018 11:44 pmspam doing geography paper isnt the way to go, simply becuase geography is a content subject, you need to memorise the whole textbook from cover to cover.rainmaker74447 wrote:Hi,
Anyone knows where to get extra practice paper (besides the 10-year series) for Geography 'O' level?
It is all about question requirements and answering what the question wants within the given time limit.
The beauty of “spamming” geog papers is that you will be forced to learn the content too because you cant ans the qn without content. And your ans will be wrong unless you get your concepts right. So i rather a student do questions w the textbooks beside to refer to.
- ilovelaksa
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I totally agree with you.HumanitiesGoddess wrote: ↑Mon May 06, 2019 3:42 amI do hope you were being sarcastic. Geography in this era is not like the past. The problem is that many students still believe that memorising the whole textbook and then vomitting the answer out is the way to go. And then they get really upset cos they “still fail even though they studied so hard. “
It is all about question requirements and answering what the question wants within the given time limit.
The beauty of “spamming” geog papers is that you will be forced to learn the content too because you cant ans the qn without content. And your ans will be wrong unless you get your concepts right. So i rather a student do questions w the textbooks beside to refer to.
My children do this for Geog and History.
I hv come to understand these 2 subjects can’t be scored with blind memory.
The spamming also helps to give a sense of the questioning style and from there, the skill is honed.
So far, nothing less than an A1 for my kids : )
- MerlionInGermany
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Geographical investigation
How to study for geographical investigation?
I was at Popular yesterday, and saw guidebooks in geograhical investigation but no assessment books.
I was at Popular yesterday, and saw guidebooks in geograhical investigation but no assessment books.
Re: Preparing For O-Levels
Any of your kids taking O levels privately? I've heard of it but not sure how are they going to study by themselves??
Re: Preparing For O-Levels
Any recommendation on O level intensive course for English, A Maths and Chemistry held in June?
Many thanks.
Many thanks.
Re: Preparing For O-Levels
You may consider my dd1 ex tutor Miss Goh who is experienced in this aspect. For more info, you may contact her at 93989072.
- rosemaryherb
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I don't think there are any non-school attending students taking O-level just like that. Those private candidates are probably retaking, I guess.