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亲爱宝贝 发表于 28-10-2011 09:43
昨天学校开说明会,听得一头雾水。
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How should I choose my child’s subject combination?
Ans: Understand your child’s subjects ofinterest. Choose based on his/her interest in the subjects and his/her aptitude to study those subjects. You have to bear in mind there are changes in thecourses offered by JCs. You can refer to Table 1 on the different depth of the three levels of study for a subject in JC. Table 2 shows subjects offered in JC and Table 3 for more information of the combination of the subjects in JCs.
How will the secondary school subject combination affect the selection of courses in JC?
Ans: In JC, the subject combination has changed since 2006. The new curriculum emphasises breadth of learning and flexibility, which is essential in a knowledge-based economy. Students are required to take Project Work and study at least one contrasting subject outside your area of specialization. Subjects have also been redesigned and pitched at three levels of study, so students have more combinations to choose from in their subject selection. Hence, a subject combination with a balance of Science and Humanities Subjects will prepare the student better for the A level subjects.
What are the criteria to promote toSecondary Three?
Ans: Students must obtain a pass in English and an overall average percentage of 50% of the total marks to be promoted to Secondary Three in the next year.
What are the subjects offered by the schooland the requirements to qualify for taking the subjects?
Ans: There are 6 compulsory subjects: English, Higher Chinese/Chinese, Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, Chemistry and Combined Humanities.
Students can choose to study additional: 1 Science subject and 1 Humanities subject(recommended), OR 2 Science subjects.
Students with high abilities can consider opting for 2 additional Science subjects and 1 Humanities subjects but subject to approval by school.
What are the elective subjects forSecondary Three? Are there any criteria for selecting the option?
Ans: The following are elective subjectswhich are offered to students based on the course option: Pure History Pure Geography Pure Biology Pure Physics Higher Art Literature in English Literature in Chinese
Can a student choose not to take PureChemistry in Secondary Three?
Ans: The school offers Pure Chemistry toall Secondary Three students so as to help them build a foundation for postsecondary education.
Is Biology a critical subject if a studentwants to study medicine?
Ans: Biology is not a pre-requisite for admission to the Faculty of Medicine in the National University of Singapore (NUS). Currently,Chemistry is the compulsory subject for admission to the medicine course.Please refer to the following website for more information
Is Combined Humanities compulsory?
Ans: It is compulsory for all students to take Combined Humanities. The subject comprises components of Social Studiesand elective History or elective Geography. If a student chooses elective Historyfor Combined Humanities, he cannot select Pure History as the 2nd Humanitiessubject. Similarly if he chooses elective Geography, Pure Geography cannot beselected as the 2nd Humanities subject
What are the criteria for choosing theelectives of Combined Humanities?
Ans: There are no pre-requisites forstudents in choosing the elective component. The school will take student’s option into consideration first following student’s performance in the relevant subject in Secondary 2.
What are the topics and examination formatsfor those non-compulsory subjects?
Ans: You can refer to the website of Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board on the latest syllabuses for the different subjects and examination formats for the non-compulsory subjects. Thewebsite is http://www.seab.gov.sg/
What is the maximum number of subjects thata student can study in Secondary Three?
Ans: All Secondary Three students by Schooltake eight subjects. For more academically inclined students or students who wish to continue with their third language, they can study up to nine subjects.For students who wish to take 10 subjects, they have to seek prior approval from the Ministry of Education.
If there are only a few students opting foran elective subject, will the school still offer the subject?
Ans: The school will consider students' requests, individual ability, and availability of resources before offering the course so as to ensure the best educational outcomes for students.
Can my child make changes to the subjectcombination after the release of the results of the streaming process?
Ans: Students may submit application for appeal before the closing date in November. The school will review the appeals on a case-by-case basis.
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