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Monday 25 July 2016

English UPSR : TECHNIQUE FOR ANSWERING SECTION A (Paper 2)

SECTION A (PAPER 2) - TECHNIQUE 1

Subject



noun

Verb + (ing)
noun

The boy
The girl
The man
The woman
The lady
The pupil
The child
The customer
The men
The worker

who is
who are

holding the
standing at the
sitting on the
sitting under the
using the

is
are


while his/her


who wears
-
who has
-


friend
sister
brother
father
mother
grandmother



is
are

(verb)

(noun)








Example:
1. The lady who has a bun is weaving a ketupat casing while her son is hanging up a curtain.
2. The boy who wears a pair of short pants is playing a ball while his brother is reading a newspaper.
3. The waiter who is holding a pen and a notebook is taking an order while his customer is looking at the menu.

SECTION A (PAPER 2) - TECHNIQUE 2

Subject



noun

Verb + (ing)
noun
The boy
The girl
The man
The woman
The lady
The pupil
The child
The customer
The men
The worker

who is
who are

holding the
standing at the
sitting on the
sitting under the
using the

is
are


who wears
-
who has
-


Example:

1. The girl who has a ponytail is sweeping the floor.
2. The two men who are sitting under a tree are playing chess.
3.  The butcher who wears an apron is cutting the meat.



SECTION A (PAPER 2) - TECHNIQUE 3

Person

Verb (ing)
Noun
What/Where
The girl
The boy
The lady
The man
The pupils
The children


is
are




Example:
1. There are many people at the .....................................
2. The woman is sewing the clothes.
3. The girl is eating an ice cream




SECTION A (PAPER 2) - TECHNIQUE 4

Person


Verb (ing)
What/where
The boy
The girl
The man
The woman
The lady
The old lady
The old man
The pupils
The child
The children
The customer
The teacher
The worker
is
are



Table 1                                                                                                                        




Table 2 :
This

is

  v   a ball
  v   a computer
  v   one boy
  v   one chair
  v   a sofa

These
are

  v   two girls
  v   many kites
  v   four cups
  v   a few pupils
  v   many trees

Examples: Table 1;
1) The boy is sweeping the leaves.
2) The man is driving a car.
3) The pupils are swimming in the sea.
4) The lady is cooking the fish.
5) The young lady is talking.
6) The children are playing.
7) The teacher is holding          

 Examples: Table 2;
1) This is a boy
2) This is a sofa
3) These are four cups
4) These are many trees.

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Sunday 5 June 2016

Jadual Waktu Peperiksaan UPSR 2016 (Calon Biasa)

Jadual Waktu Peperiksaan UPSR 2016 (Calon Biasa) 

Berikut adalah jadual penuh/ lengkap peperiksaan UPSR 2016 yang memaparkan tarikh peperiksaan/ masa, kod kertas dan tempoh masa peperiksaan dijalankan.






Sunday 1 May 2016

Preparation Examination Guidelines

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Saturday 9 April 2016

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Wednesday 6 April 2016

Online Learning


Students today are no longer confined to the classroom as online learning platforms continue to grow worldwide.
      Benefits of online learning go beyond convenience and some find online environment more conducive to their learning styles.
     If you are a motivated self-starter who enjoys online interaction through social media sites,e-mail and other interactive means, online learning might be the right fit for you.Online learning is not limited to the students in the Universities itself-it provides opportunities for working adults to obtain a tertiary education. In time,the demand for a workforce with additional qualifications becomes a need for employers and individuals to pursue courses online.
       The Online Distance Learning (ODL) model has been initiated to go along with that need. ODL provides educational opportunities that are not limited to the time and space constraints of traditional classes.
        Anyone with access to the Internet can log on to ODL on the computer,tablet or smartphone and learn anywhere at any time and at a pace that suits them. This is appropriate for students who are already in the workforce in locations where appropriate education is inaccessible or who need to maintain flexible learning schedule.








    




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Wednesday 20 January 2016

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Monday 11 January 2016

Killer IGCSE Revision Tips

1. Start Early!

Students who enrol now have a full year to prepare for their exams, which is plenty of time to complete the course. A common mistake is to put off revising until the exam is on the horizon. Whilst tempting, this means that you’ll lose a lot of time that could be put to use studying. You don’t even need to do a lot of revision, if you do it regularly and start early. For example, if you enrol now and put in just 30 minutes of studying per week then by the time exams begin you’ve put in over 24 hours of revision! Log in and register at www.hometuition21.com, use the new course planner and exam preparation programs to schedule your study periods and get going!


2. Use your tutor support.

All of our students have unlimited tutor support – this means that if you are unclear on something you have a qualified tutor to assist you and help you work through any problems that you have. Don’t be afraid to ask your tutor if you don’t understand, that is what they are here for! Tutors actually appreciate it when a student asks for help, because it mean that they know that student is paying attention!


3. Know your weaknesses... and your strengths!

As you only have a limited amount of study time before you take the exams it’s probably a good idea to make that amount of time as efficient as possible. Working out what you need to work most is essential to planning your revision. What we’re not saying is to neglect subjects that you’re good at, as that would be very silly!

4. Make revision fun!

Ok, so a lot of you will be saying that this isn’t possible! Revision is probably never going to be as fun as hanging out with your mates, but that doesn’t mean that it has to be a slog either.  Don’t just stare at the pages for hours. Make revision more fun by setting yourself challenges and beating them. For example, imagine you want to memorise a certain set of facts. Test yourself on them until you get all of them correct, then give yourself a reward. Turning revision into a game means you won’t get bored and will keep your mind fresh.

5. Rewards.

Set yourself a reward when – and only when- you achieve a goal, target or complete a challenge. Your reward can be a snack, a few minutes on Facebook or watching some TV. Don’t overdo it – it’s too easy to get distracted and waste loads of time. Discipline now will pay off later!

6. But I don’t have the willpower.

You probably do, you just need to work on it! Instead of dodging revision, try to think about what the rewards are for studying hard and doing well in your exams. If you really don’t have the willpower, then you might need to make more drastic steps. There are apps to block access to Facebook and YouTube https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/leechblock/ and in extreme cases you might really benefit from handing over your mobile to someone until revision is complete!

7. Exercise!

Taking a break from revising to get a little exercise can be incredibly useful. Exercise releases endorphins which make you feel better, refreshed and can be a great reward for studying.  This can make revision easier to do, helps you sleep better and makes your study time easier.
 

8. Know your subject.

Psst – want a sneak peek at what your exam marker is thinking? You can find the full specifications (very useful for checking off your knowledge before the exam), past papers (great for practicing exams) and marker guidance papers (these tell the exam markers exactly what to look for when marking the exam!!). Download all of the documents for your course and have a thorough read through of all of them before you begin, that way you know exactly what is expected of you and you’ll be able to revise more effectively.

9. Keep it interesting

Revision doesn’t need to be mind-numbing. There are plenty of ways that you can make it more interesting, yes, really!<
Instead of staring at your book, try to make your revision sessions more interactive. Whether it’s creating quizzes or flashcards, making your study experience more lively will mean you retain more of the information.