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1. PRIMARY 6 ENVISIONING
THE NEW AL SCORING
SYSTEM
SATURDAY, 11 FEB 2023
8.30 AM – 10.30 AM
NOOR ISHAM SANIF
EDUCATIONAL SPECIALIST
2. AGENDA
• The New PSLE AL Scoring System
• How to Top Perform in the New
PSLE
Sample Footer Text 2/7/20XX 2
3. INTRODUCTION
The revised PSLE scoring system in 2021 will
help your child focus on their learning instead
of how they compare to others.
The PSLE is a useful checkpoint to gauge your
child’s understanding of key concepts and
academic strengths.
Changes made to the PSLE scoring system
from 2021 will reflect your child's level of
achievement through scoring bands.
Sample Footer Text 2/7/20XX 3
6. INTRODUCE TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS THE NEW
AL SYSTEM
TARGET SETTING FOR EACH SUBJECT/ FOR EACH STUDENT
AL RAW
MARK
GRADE EL ML MATHS SCIENCE
AL1 >90 A*
AL2 85-89 A
AL3 80-84 A 100% 100% ?% ?%
AL4 75-79 A
AL5 65-74 B
AL6 45-64 B, C, D
AL7 20-44 D, E
AL8 <20 U
12/33 0900hrs-1015hrs
7. LEVEL COLLABORATIVE SUMMATION OF ALL CLASSES
P6Hikmah
P6Rahmah
P6Qudwah
13/33 0900hrs-1015hrs
P6Hikmah
P6Rahmah
P6Qudwah
8. ANALYSE P5(2022) ITEMS FOR
COMPONENTS IN MATHS & SCIENCE & EL
& ML
• ANALYSE ITEMS FOR COMPONENTS IN MATHS & SCIENCE, EL, ML
• HIGHLIGHT STUDENTS WEAK AREAS: WEAK TOPICS
• RECOMMEND TOPICS/ITEMS FOR DRILL AND PRACTICE
• GO THROUGH STRATEGIES WITH P6 TEACHERS TO IMPROVE THESE TOPICS/ITEMS
• PROVIDE SUFFICIENT DRILL AND PRACTICE
• PROVIDE THESE INFO TO PARENTS SO THAT PARENTS CAN ALSO HELP
15/33 0900hrs-1015hrs
9. ASSESSMENT AS EARLY INDICATOR TO
PARENTS, TEACHERS AND STUDENTS
MAY2023
MID YEAR
EXAMINATION IN
MAY/JUNE
SA1
MARCH2023
CONTINUAL
ASSESSMENT IN
MARCH
CA1 PRELIM
AUG2023 FINAL
EXAM BEFORE
PSLE
SOMEWHERE IN
AUGUST 2023
Seriousness
Higher Level
Simulate
PSLE
OCT2023
MAIN
EXAMINATION
EARLY OCTOBER
SEE PSLE IN EVERY ASSESSMENT
17/33 0900hrs-1015hrs
10. PSLE ROADRUNNER GENERAL
STRATEGY
• MUST SCORE HIGHER AL FOR EL & ML (ESPECIALLY ML), IF POSSIBLE SCORE
AL1,2,3 OR 4
• SCORE A PASSING AL FOR MATHS, FOR THOSE WHO SCORED 7 OR 8 FOR MYE
2023, TRY TO RAISE YOUR SCORE TO AL6 (AT LEAST A PASS). DO MORE MOCK
PAPER. UNDERSTAND EVERY CORRECTION. REDO YOUR CORRECTIONS. CHECK
WITH MATHS TEACHERS.
• FOR MATHS THOSE WHO SCORED AL 4, 5, 6 RAISE IT TO AL 2 OR 3
• FOR SCIENCE, MUST TRY TO SCORE AT LEAST AN AL6.
• RAISE TOTAL AL TO BETTER THAN BENCHMARK 21. TRY TO SCORE AT LEAST 20 OR
19 FOR PRELIM.
13. THE ROADRUNNER CATCH-UP STRATEGY
IMPROVE P5SA22022 OVER MYE 2023
ACHIEVEMENT LEVEL
(AL)
RAW MARK PREV GRADE EL ML MATHS SCI
AL1 >90 A* 0 0 1 2
AL2 85-89 A 0 8 3 3
AL3 80-84 A 4 2 4 0
AL4 75-79 A 2 8 1 6
AL5 65-74 B 21 25 6 16
AL6 45-64 B,C,D 35 21 20 26
AL7 20-44 D,E 3 1 27 11
AL8 <20 U 0 0 3 1
95% 98% 36%
64%
41%
59%
5%
If you are below
You have to catch up
Climb up. You cannot afford to go below AL6
If you are at AL5, try
Harder climb to AL4
Danger Zone
If you got AL8 for Maths or EL, be
prepared to
Repeat in P6 next year.
WELL DONE
2%
14. TOTAL AL = EL.AL+MATHS.AL+ML.AL+SC.AL
TRY NOT TO GET AL = 7 OR 8
TOTAL AL (OF ALL STUDENTS)/NO OF STUDENTS
AVERAGE AL
AVERAGE AL FOR P5 HIKMAH = 19.2
Excellent
Try improve
Try get
1,2,3,4
If you get
2,3,4,5, try
improve
If you get 7 or
8 try to pass.
WELL DONE WAY ABOVE BENCHMARK
15. TOTAL AL = EL.AL+MATHS.AL+ML.AL+SC.AL
TRY NOT TO GET AL = 7 OR 8
TOTAL AL (OF ALL STUDENTS)/NO OF STUDENTS
AVERAGE AL
AVERAGE AL FOR P5 RAHMAH = 24.1
AVERAGE AL FOR SCHOOL = 19.2 +24.1 /2= 21.6
Try improve
Try get
1,2,3,4
If you get
2,3,4,5, try
improve
If you get 7 or
8 try to pass.
Getting AL8 for Maths and EL is
Dangerous). Try to get an AL6
16. THE CATCH-UP
STRATEGY
Whole School Performance
ACHIEVEMENT LEVEL
(AL)
RAW MARK PREV GRADE EL ML MATHS SCI
AL1 >90 A* 0 1 0 0
AL2 85-89 A 0 14 0 0
AL3 80-84 A 1 12 0 0
AL4 75-79 A 6 9 1 0
AL5 65-74 B 21 16 3 4
AL6 45-64 B,C,D 29 6 17 20
AL7 20-44 D,E 1 0 27 33
AL8 <20 U 0 0 10 1
98% 100% 36%
64%
41%
59%
2%
The RoadRunner Catch-Up Strategy
Whole School Subject Raise AL
17. 15/33 0900hrs-1015hrs
Each Individual of each class to raise total
AL better than 21
BENCHMARK
Must achieve better than Benchmark.
If below benchmark, MWTI cannot take in P1
18. PSLE ROADRUNNER CATCHING-UP STRATEGY
• ANALYSE ITEMS FOR COMPONENTS IN MATHS & SCIENCE, EL, ML
• MUST COMPLETE MATHS PAPER 1 (HIGHLIGHT ALL WEAK AREAS)
• 1 OR 2 MINUTES PER QUESTION. NOT MORE! (PAPER 1)
• ATTEMPT ALL MATHS PAPER 2 QUESTION.
• MUST SCORE WELL FOR LISTENING COMPREHENSION. TWO COMPONENTS: LISTEN +
UNDERSTAND (COMPRE). FIRST READ QUESTION (UNDERSTAND QUESTION FIRST) BEFORE
LISTENING TO COMPRE
• MUST SCORE WELL FOR ORAL READING (EL & ML)
• DRAW CONCEPT MAP TO SAVE TIME WHEN DOING SCIENCE. REVIEW CONCEPT MAP
FREQUENTLY
• DO MORE MOCK EXERCISES
19. TREAT PRELIM LIKE THE PSLE
MUST ATTAIN HIGHER THAN AL 21.
AIM AT AL19
MAY2023
MID YEAR
EXAMINATION IN
MAY/JUNE
SA1
MARCH2023
CONTINUAL
ASSESSMENT IN
MARCH
CA1 PRELIM
JULY/AUG23
FINAL EXAM
BEFORE PSLE
SOMEWHERE
INJULY-
AUGUST 2023
PSLE
OCT2023
MAIN
EXAMINATION
EARLY OCTOBER
SEE PSLE IN EVERY ASSESSMENT
20/33 0900hrs-1015hrs
21. PRELIM & PSLE SCHEDULE
S/N Date Examination
1 15 August 2022 PSLE EL & ML Oral
2 16 August 2022 PSLE EL & ML Oral
3 15 Sep 2022 PSLE EL & ML Listening Comprehension
4 28 Sep 2022 PSLE EL
5 29 Sep 2022 PSLE Maths
6 1 Oct 2022 PSLE ML
7 2 Oct 2022 PSLE Science
24. GUIDE EACH STUDENT TO PLAN A TIMETABLE
TO SET HIM/HER ON AUTOMODE
• PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH TEMPLATE
• DAILY TIMETABLE
• FILL IN ACTIVITY AFTER SCHOOL & WEEKENDS
• PLAN EVERY ACTIVITY. SLEEP. REST. STUDY.
• REVIEW MONTHLY/WEEKLY
• MAKE THEM “FEEL THE PLANNING”
“If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail”
Benjamin Franklin
17/26 0900hrs-1000hrs
27. CHOOSE A DREAM UNIVERSITY
BE VERY PASSIONATE
ABOUT FUTURE ADMISSION
University Al Azhar University of Jordan Medina University
8/26 0900hrs-1015hrs
LIMU VIDEO
36. REFLECTION TIME
Insya’allah 20 years from now, many asatizahs will continue to graduate
from MWTI and that is because you have been a critical and crucial part
of its success in ensuring that MWTI continues to take in P1 students.
