PSLE New Scoring System

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PSLE New Scoring System
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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.

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Background

• Previous Scoring System T-scores and Aggregate
  Scores
• Bell Curve Comparison to peers
• Stress and Pressure on Students

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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 Scoring System

• 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-Based Banding (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 the New System

• Reduced Stress Focus on individual progress
• Personalized Learning Catering to different
  strengths
• Less Reliance on Exams Holistic assessment

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 Parent and Student Preparation

• Understand the new scoring system
• Encourage a growth mindset
• Focus on learning, not just grades

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Conclusion

• The PSLE scoring 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

• Thank the audience for your attention
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