She stresses that students should approach open-ended questions in the PSLE from an examiner’s point of view. On your part, you can spot gaps in your child’s knowledge of a particular topic by looking at papers he has attempted, such as from his preliminary exam. Your child should try to complete at least 10 multiple choice questions daily, Choo adds. Choo advises, “Focus on the connecting words that link the concepts.” For example, the topic of heat is linked to heat conductivity, which can be further broken down to good or bad heat conductors. While practice papers and past-year exams should remain staples in his revision plan, using tools like concept maps can deepen his ability to grasp difficult topics better. Notes Charmaine Choo, assistant director of PSLE at MindChamps, “Make a commitment to understand, rather than memorise the concepts, so that will be able to apply them to new situations.”
Just learning everything by heart alone won’t help junior score in his Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) science paper.
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