PSLE New Scoring
System
Introduction
• The PSLE is a crucial examination in the Singapore education system.
• In recent years, there has been a shift towards a new scoring system.
• This presentation aims to explain the key features of the PSLE new scoring
system.
Background
• Previous Scoring System: T-scores and Aggregate Scores
• Bell Curve: Comparison to peers
• Stress and Pressure on Students
Reasons for Change
• To Reduce Stress: Emphasis on holistic development
• To Encourage Lifelong Learning: Focus on subject mastery
• To Promote Individual Strengths: Recognizing diverse talents
The New Scoring System
• Introduction of Achievement Levels (ALs)
• Four ALs: AL1, AL2, AL3, AL4
• AL1: Highest level of achievement, AL4: Lowest level
ALs and Grades
• AL1: A*, AL2: A, AL3: B, AL4: C
• Simplification of grades for better understanding
Transition to Subject-Based Banding (SBB)
• SBB allows students to excel in their strengths
• Students can be in different academic bands for different subjects
Advantages of the New System
• Reduced Stress: Focus on individual progress
• Personalized Learning: Catering to different strengths
• Less Reliance on Exams: Holistic assessment
Parent and Student Preparation
• Understand the new scoring system
• Encourage a growth mindset
• Focus on learning, not just grades
Conclusion
• The PSLE scoring system aims to create a more balanced and holistic
education experience.
• It emphasizes individual strengths and promotes lifelong learning.
Thank You
• Thank the audience for your attention
• Contact details for further inquiries
Website:- https://www.88tuition.com/

PSLE New Scoring System.pptx

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    Introduction • The PSLEis a crucial examination in the Singapore education system. • In recent years, there has been a shift towards a new scoring system. • This presentation aims to explain the key features of the PSLE new scoring system.
  • 3.
    Background • Previous ScoringSystem: T-scores and Aggregate Scores • Bell Curve: Comparison to peers • Stress and Pressure on Students
  • 4.
    Reasons for Change •To Reduce Stress: Emphasis on holistic development • To Encourage Lifelong Learning: Focus on subject mastery • To Promote Individual Strengths: Recognizing diverse talents
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    The New ScoringSystem • Introduction of Achievement Levels (ALs) • Four ALs: AL1, AL2, AL3, AL4 • AL1: Highest level of achievement, AL4: Lowest level
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    ALs and Grades •AL1: A*, AL2: A, AL3: B, AL4: C • Simplification of grades for better understanding
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    Transition to Subject-BasedBanding (SBB) • SBB allows students to excel in their strengths • Students can be in different academic bands for different subjects
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    Advantages of theNew System • Reduced Stress: Focus on individual progress • Personalized Learning: Catering to different strengths • Less Reliance on Exams: Holistic assessment
  • 9.
    Parent and StudentPreparation • Understand the new scoring system • Encourage a growth mindset • Focus on learning, not just grades
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    Conclusion • The PSLEscoring system aims to create a more balanced and holistic education experience. • It emphasizes individual strengths and promotes lifelong learning.
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    Thank You • Thankthe audience for your attention • Contact details for further inquiries Website:- https://www.88tuition.com/