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MEET-THE-PARENTS SESSION 19 Jan 2018 P4 Level Motto Be Kind! Spread Love! Communication 1st 1s t level el Handb dboo ook, k, Email, Phone ne calls Cl Clas ass Do Dojo 2n 2nd level el Mee eet t up fac ace-to to-face


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MEET-THE-PARENTS SESSION

19 Jan 2018

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P4 Level Motto

Be Kind! Spread Love!

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1s 1st t level el

  • Handb

dboo

  • ok,

k, Email, Phone ne calls

  • Cl

Clas ass Do Dojo 2n 2nd level el

  • Mee

eet t up fac ace-to to-face ace wi with th FT1 1 / F / FT2

  • Appo

pointm intment ent to be made in advance ce

Com

  • mmunica

unication tion Day [E [Every ery Wed ed]

Communication

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Wh When en a child ild bring brings to to the the teacher’s attenti ttention

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co confli licts cts or

  • r co

concerns cerns af affec ecting ting him/h /her er…

1.FT1 will find a suitable time to investigate the matter

  • utside curriculum time with the help of AYH/YH.

2.Parents will be informed and updated within 3, 7 or 21 working days. (dependent on the severity of the case)

Communication

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Key Programmes

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1.

  • 1. Writing

ting Sk Skills s

  • Use writing skills to scaffold pupils’ writing
  • Write a story based on at least one out of three

pictures, within the theme given

2.

  • 2. ST

STEL ELLAR AR Units ts wi with th Them ematic tic Cy Cycles es

  • 3 or 4 week cycle for various themes

English

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3.

  • 3. News

wspape per r Rea eading ing [“What’s Up”]

  • Development of critical reading skills
  • Build vocabulary
  • Opinions and Standpoint
  • Letters to Editor

4.

  • 4. Oral

al Pac ackage

English

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1.

  • 1. Homewor
  • rk

k Bk [M [MA1 1 – MA3] 3] 2.

  • 2. Workbo

kbook [M [MA4 4 – MA6] 6] 3.

  • 3. Think

inkingM ingMath@O th@Onspon nsponge e [M [MA1 1 & MA MA2] 2] 4.

  • 4. Heu

euris ristics tics [M [MA3 3 – MA6] 6] 5.

  • 5. Wee

eeken end d Revision

  • n Pr

Programme amme [W [WRP] P]

Mathematics

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Science

1.

  • 1. IBL

L (Inqu nquiry iry Base sed d Learning) arning)- Learning arning Sc Scien ence ce conc ncepts pts throu

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gh explor loration tion 2.

  • 2. Topical

ical Workshe sheets ets- MCQ Q & open en-ende ended d questions stions at the e end of every ry topic ic 3.

  • 3. Investig

estigativ tive e Scien ence ce- Conduc nducting ting Experiments eriments usi sing ng the Scientif entific ic Approac

  • ach

h (Guidanc idance e by y Tr) 4.

  • 4. Prac

actica tical l Work- Using g Appar paratus tus and mate teria rials ls in under erstand standing ing Scienc ence conce cepts pts

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Subjec ject SA1 SA2 English (40%) 0%) Paper 1 (Writing): 20% Paper 2 (Main): 50% Listening: 14% Paper 3 (Oral: Reading & Conversation) : 16% (60%) 0%) Paper 1 (Writing): 20% Paper 2 (Main): 50% Listening: 14% Paper 3 (Oral: Reading & Conversation) : 16% Math (40%) %) Main paper: 100% Section A- 40% Section B- 32% Section C- 28% (60%) Main paper: 100% Section A- 40% Section B- 32% Section C- 28%

Assessment

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Subject SA1 SA2 Science 40% 40% Main paper: 100% Booklet A: 28 MCQ (56%) 2m each Booklet B: 14 Open-ended (44%) Up to 5m per question 60% 60% Main paper*: 90% Practical test: 10% Booklet A: 28 MCQ (56%) 2m each Booklet B: 14 Open-ended (44%) Up to 5m per question

Assessment

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Obj bjecti ctive: e: To

  • enh

nhance ance the he cul ultur ture e of

  • f le

learning rning and nd excellence ellence for

  • r teacher

hers s and nd st stud udents ents

GROWTH MINDSET @ CKPS

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The belief that…

  • Inte

tellig lligence ence ca can be e devel eloped

  • ped
  • Our brai

ain n ca can get et str trong nger er an and smar arte ter. The belief that…

  • You

u ca cannot not grow w your r brai ain

  • Intel

telli ligence ence is st stati tic

What is GROWTH MINDSET? What is FIXED MINDSET?

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Look smart at all costs Avoid challenges Effort as a sign of weakness Hides mistakes Learn at all costs Embrace challenges Effort as the path to mastery Learn from mistakes

GROWTH MINDSET FIXED MINDSET

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 I can n grow

  • w my

my brain ain and nd be sma marter ter I can n achie hieve e any nythi thing ng wit ith h effor

  • rt

I le learn arn from

  • m ma

making ing mi mista takes es

GM KEY MESSAGES

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EL, MA & SC Workshops

Level el Subject ject Topic ic Date te / Time P3 & 4 ENGLISH Stories Come Alive 27 Jan 18 8.30 – 10 am P3 & 4 SCIENCE Fun with Science 3 Feb 18 8.30 – 10 am P3 & 4 MATH Use of Heuristics Skills ( Model Drawing) in Problem Solving 3 Feb 18 10.15 – 11.45 am

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Signing up on MCO Connect

  • Need to re-connect if you have changed

phone or have not done so.

  • This is important as Weekly Parents’

Notification will be issued electronically via MCOConnect from February onwards.

MCO Connect

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DOWNLOAD THE APP ON GOOGLE OR PLAY STORE (ANDROID) AND APP STORE (IPHONE)

MCO Connect

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User Type: Mother, Father or guardian Pupil’s ID: CKPSxxxxxZ (ckps followed by last 5 digits

  • f child’s BC number and letter

Password: Default password is Student01. However, most pupils already changed their password to their

  • class. Please check with child.

School ID: CKPS

  • If you require assistance, you

can approach our staff at a booth at the foyer for help.

MCO Connect

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Ways Parents Can Help Their Child

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  • Give constant encouragement and

support.

  • Check child’s handbook for any entries /

messages/ homework from teachers.

  • Check child’s homework file.
  • Ensure homework is completed by the

deadline given.

Ways Parents Can Help Their Child

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  • Inculcate the reading habit.
  • Help your child recognize the importance of good

study habits.

  • Get them to plan & adhere to a personal timetable

after school.

  • Create a conducive area for studying.
  • Be present when your child is studying.
  • Monitor your child’s activities at home and provide

time for him/her to use the computer meaningfully and watch “educational” TV programmes.

Ways Parents Can Help Their Child

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