Primary 6 English Meet-The-Parents Session 19 January 2019
Primary 6 English Meet-The-Parents Session 19 January 2019 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Primary 6 English Meet-The-Parents Session 19 January 2019 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Primary 6 English Meet-The-Parents Session 19 January 2019 Curriculum and Learning Materials STELLAR Readers and STELLAR PACK Customised Learning Packages PSLE Booklet Listening Comprehension and Oral Booster Other schools
Curriculum and Learning Materials
- STELLAR Readers and STELLAR PACK
- Customised Learning Packages
- PSLE Booklet
- Listening Comprehension and Oral
Booster
- Other schools’ Practice Papers
- Supplementary Lessons
(Every Thursday, starting in Term 2)
- Reading Culture
- myON
- Library period
Jurong West Primary School BC Number student
▹Listening & Viewing ▹Speaking & Representing ▹Reading & Viewing ▹Writing & Representing ▹Language Use
Components
Assessment Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4
Non-weighted Class-based Assessment (50 Marks) Grammar MCQ Vocabulary MCQ Editing for Spelling Sentence Combining Comprehension (variety of questions) Mid –Year Examination (100 marks) Preliminary Examination (100 marks) PSLE (100 marks) 0% 40% 60%
Make-up Policy
- Only MC is accepted or under the unfortunate
circumstances of a demise of a family member.
- Other reasons or letters will not be accepted*.
(Not accepted = zero marks)
- Make-up is only for Paper 1 and Oral.
SA1, SA2 and PSLE Format
Paper Component Item Type Marks Weightage Duration 1 Situational Writing & Continuous Writing (Paper 1) OE 55 27.5% 1 hr 10 min 2 Language Use & Comprehension (Paper 2) OE / MCQ 95 47.5% 1 hr 50 min 3 Listening Comprehension (separate paper) (Paper 3) MCQ 20 10% About 35 min 4 Oral Communication (Paper 4) OE 30 15% 5 min preparation time Total 200 100%
Oral (30 marks) ⊡Reading Aloud – 10 marks ⊡Stimulus-Based Conversation – 20 marks Paper 1 (55 marks) ⊡Situational Writing – 15 marks ⊡Composition - 40 marks
- Content : 20 marks
- Language and organisation: 20 marks
Examination Format
Paper 1 Continuous Writing
No Requirements 1 Relevance to topic
- Is the writing relevant to the topic given?
2 Relevance made to at least 1 picture
- At least 1 picture must be used.
3 Connection between the pictures
- Applicable only if 2 or all 3 pictures are used in the
writing
- The linkages between the pictures must be coherent.
4 Use of questions
- Students are encouraged to use the questions listed in the
question
Paper 2: Language Use and Comprehension
Booklet A
Paper 2: Language Use and Comprehension
Booklet B
SYNTHESIS
Paper 3: Listening Comprehension
- 20 Multiple Choice Questions (20 marks)
- Variety of Texts
Paper 4: Oral (30 marks) Reading Aloud (10 marks)
- Read with confidence (Sit with right posture, with
hands holding the passage)
- Read loudly and clearly.
- Read fluently with appropriate pauses and without
necessary hesitations.
- Pronounce all words clearly and consistently
throughout, good stresses on consonants.
- Read with expression, especially at the dialogues.
- Read with good and appropriate variation of pitch and
tone.
Paper 4: Oral Stimulus-based Conversation (20 marks)
- Maintain appropriate posture.
- Interact very well with good eye contact.
- Answer questions in a complete sentences.
- Present experiences, feelings and thoughts with
confidence.
- Elaborate ideas with personal experiences which are
well-developed and engaging.
- Support opinions and ideas with reasons.
- Use a wide range of appropriate vocabulary and
structures, supported by correct pronunciation.
Strategies to help the child
- 1. Exposure to Standard Forms of English
- Promote the use of standard English:
- Read quality books, newspapers and magazines
- Watch and listen to programmes that use
Standard English e.g. Channel News Asia
- Visit the library regularly
- Use the dictionary
Strategies to help the child
- 2. Focus On Areas of Weakness
- Ensure that your child does his homework and
corrections regularly and accurately
- Ensure that your child learns his/her spelling and
dictation
- Ensure that your child does his/her daily revision
- Identify areas of weakness through
daily class work and practice papers
- Focused practice is more effective
than completing whole practice papers.
Strategies to help the child
- 3. Participation In Language Activities
- Being actively engaged in activities organized in school
e.g writing competitions, creative writing.
- Participating in class discussions and
presentations provide good
- pportunities for language use.
Strategies to help the child
- 4. Read Widely
- Increases knowledge and expands vocabulary
- Include stories, information texts, news reports
and poems. These make students more aware of different text types and language features.
Strategies to help the child
- 5. Seek clarifications and ask questions in class
- Allow one to clear doubts and deepen his/her