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Title: Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)


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Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)

English
P4 Meet-the-Parents Session
2
Overview
  • Difference between P4 and P5 EL (TOS, Assessment,
    Teaching)
  • Focus of some components and methods to develop
    competence
  • Ways in which parents can support your childs
    learning

3
Primary 4 TOS
Paper Description Components Marks Weightage Duration (minutes)
1 Writing Continuous 20 20 50
2 Language Use Comprehension MCQ/ST Cloze/ Comprehension 50 50 75
3 Listening Comprehension Picture Matching/Note-Taking/Dictation 14 14 50
4 Oral Communication Reading/Picture Discussion 16 16 5-10
Total Total Total 100 100
4
Primary 5 TOS
Paper Description Components Marks Weightage Duration (minutes)
1 Writing Situational Continuous 15 40 27.5 70
2 Language Use Comprehension MCQ/ST Cloze/Editing Comprehension 95 47.5 110
3 Listening Comprehension 6-7 passages 20 MCQ 20 10 35 40
4 Oral Communication Reading Picture Discussion Conversation 30 15 5-7
Total Total Total 200 100
5
Paper 1 (Writing)
  • Continuous Writing
  • Choice of Picture or Situation
  • Additional Component at P5
  • Situational Writing
  • Writing a report, a procedural text, email,
    formal or informal letters, notes, notices etc.

6
Paper 2 (Language Use Comprehension)
  • Graphic Stimulus
  • Grammar
  • Vocabulary
  • Punctuation
  • Comprehension MCQ
  • Grammar Cloze
  • Editing spelling and grammar
  • Synthesis Transformation
  • Cloze
  • Comprehension Open-ended questions

7
Paper 3 (Listening)
  • P4
  • A few questions involve some form of visual
    matching
  • Pupils have to listen to a text being read and
    fill in the blanks
  • Pupils have to listen to a text being read before
    copying it out (dictation)

8
Paper 3 (Listening)
  • P5
  • 6 to 7 texts will be read twice
  • Examples of texts - announcement, news broadcast,
    dialogue, advertisement, recipe
  • 20 Multiple-choice questions
  • Some questions may involve some form of visual
    matching

9
Paper 4 (Oral)
  • Reading Aloud
  • Picture Discussion
  • Additional Component at P5
  • Conversation
  • -Topic given will be related to the picture
  • - Candidates are to engage in a meaningful
    conversation with the examiner

10
Continuous Writing
  • Focus
  • Organisation Coherence
  • Sequencing of ideas and development of plot
  • Grammar
  • Use correct tenses
  • Punctuation - direct speech, proper
    nouns,
  • possessive etc
  • Use a variety of sentence types and
    vocabulary
  • expressions
  • Vocabulary
  • A good range to express ideas more
    effectively and interestingly

11
Continuous Writing
  • Methods to develop competence-
  • Practice writing full-length compositions and
    shorter pieces
  • Make use of feedback to improve writing
  • Be aware of the surroundings and be observant
  • Read widely

12
Comprehension
  • Focus
  • Inference Skills (from contextual clues)
  • Identifying main ideas and important details
  • Sequencing of events
  • Identifying cause-and-effect relationships
  • Compare and Contrast
  • Answering technique
  • Methods to develop competence-
  • Read the passage carefully (more than once)
  • Make notes to aid understanding
  • Access prior knowledge and make connections to
    the text
  • Pay attention to words in bold

13
Cloze
  • Focus
  • Accuracy
  • Precision
  • Tenses
  • Spelling

14
Cloze
  • Methods to develop competence-
  • Read the whole text first without any attempt to
    fill in the blanks.
  • Look out for contextual clues and structural
    clues before filling in the blanks.
  • Read again to make sure answers fit in with the
    context and structure.

15
Synthesis Transformation
  • Focus Combining 2 sentences or transforming the
    structure without a change in meaning
  • Nick cannot attend the art class. His parents did
    not sign the form.
  •  
  • Unless_______________________________________.
  • Methods to develop competence-
  • Understand grammar rules and conventions
  • Gain exposure to the different types of
    questions
  •  

16
Teaching Focus (P4)
  • Reinforcement of language items learnt
  • - constant revision/ re-teaching
  • Use of exercises in Companion booklets
  • A good collection of worksheets prepared plus
    practice papers
  • - provide sufficient exposure to PSLE-type
    items
  • - constant review and improvement of
    worksheets to ensure relevance

17
Teaching Focus (P5)
  • Reinforcement of language items learnt
  • - constant revision/ re-teaching
  • Focus on different text types (Situational
    Writing) and further development of writing
    skills (Continuous Writing)
  • A good collection of worksheets prepared plus
    practice papers
  • - provide sufficient exposure to PSLE-type
    items
  • - constant review and improvement of
    worksheets to ensure relevance

18
Literature Programme (P5)
  • Protected reading/discussion time every week
  • Pupils will benefit from a detailed study of the
    selected book
  • Pupils will carry out activities related to the
    book
  • Pupils will develop deeper understanding of the
    story and get a chance to appreciate literature
  • Pupils will be more motivated to read
  • Strengthen language skills

19
Support Programme
  • Teachers identify pupils who need extra help
  • Focused remediation provided on some of the
    components. E.g. ST, Graphic Stimulus, Compre
    Cloze, Compre OE Writing.

20
Parents Support
  • Two key ways in which you can support your
    childs language learning
  • Exposure
  • Practice

21
Parents Support
  • Tips for parents about reinforcing skills to be
    revised for all 4 language components
  • Oral
  • check their diction/ voice projection when giving
    them a short passage to read aloud
  • refer to selected pictures and discuss content
  • ensure that your son speaks in grammatically
    sound sentences

22
Parents Support
  • Listening
  • allow them to listen to News broadcast/ snippets
    of a conversation/ radio jingle
  • ask them a few questions in relation to what they
    heard
  • Language usage
  • revise practice papers
  • revise items they have learnt, especially the
    common errors highlighted by teacher
  • e.g. using incomplete sentences to answer
    comprehension questions incorrect tenses

23
Parents Support
  • Writing
  • exercise careful thought/ choice of words
  • elaborate on ideas, provide details
  • be observant about daily occurrences
  • continue to read news articles and other
    appropriate materials to maintain exposure to
    different text types/ genres

24
Parents Support
  • Reading
  • Encourage your son to read widely
  • Different genres
  • Different text types
  • Fiction non-fiction
  • Talk to your son about what they are reading and
    what you are reading

25
Parents Support
  • Remind your child to
  • complete practice papers with due diligence
  • be attentive in class
  • ask questions when in doubt
  • Help your child manage his time spent completing
    assignments prioritise between schoolwork and
    tutors/ your assignments (if any)

26
Preparation for PSLE
  • Preparation for PSLE begins at P5
  • Pupils who do well in P5 are better able to cope
    in P6. They also tend to do better in the PSLE.

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Contact
Mdm Suzanna Hashim (ST) i/c P3 P4 Tel
62501633 (extn 249) Email suzanna_hashim_at_moe.edu
.sg Ms Woon Yuet Meng (LH) Tel 62501633 (extn
249) Email woon_yuet_meng_at_moe.edu.sg
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