PSLE/Primary English Oral Preparation workshop

🎯2023 𝗣𝗦𝗟𝗘 𝗘𝗡𝗚𝗟𝗜𝗦𝗛 𝗼𝗿𝗮𝗹 𝗲𝘅𝗮𝗺 𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝟭

🎯Spot on!! We covered similar QUESTIONS & the TOPIC of school holidays in our P6 June oral practice classes & our oral mock exam workshops!

For day 2, do remember to revise for questions & vocabulary related to life skills and values as the poster might be a scenario-based one where a primary student is involved.

All the best to those taking the exams tomorrow🥰

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PSLE 2022 English Oral Topic

PSLE 2021 English Oral Topic

PSLE 2020 English Oral Day 1 Topic

Past Years PSLE Oral Questions

You may find it puzzling that your child constantly scores an average mark for their oral examination despite having a glib tongue and the ability to recognize most difficult words. There could be many underlying problems that you as a parent, would not notice in your daily conversations with your child.

Reading

The problems that students face when it comes to the reading component can be categorised into three different situations:

Pace

Many students have adopted the habit of reading either too fast and missing out on reading certain words or ignoring punctuations.

Intonation

Intonation refers to the rise and fall of the voice when speaking. Most students fall into the category of reading in a monotonous or a staccato tone especially in situations whereby they are hesitant about the pronunciation of the words.

Articulation

Extra points are awarded for students who are able to capture the nuances of the individual sounds within a word. The delivery of the words must not sound exaggerated.

Stimulus-Based Conversation

This is one component that leaves many students stumped. It can be especially nerve-wrecking for them as it requires quite a bit of spontaneity when the teacher throws you a question during the examination. Once again, problems that the students face fall into three categories.

Run-of-the-mill answers

Students tend to think that there should always be a ‘right answer’. The truth is there is no right or wrong answer. However, examiners will look at how sound your responses are and if you are able to bring a fresh point of view to the conversation.

Too brief responses/ lack of personal opinions and experience sharing

If pupils find that they are constantly fielded questions from the examiners, that is when they have to know that they are in the danger zone. The examiners would not be able to award you marks if your responses are too short for them to analyse and contemplate upon

Usage of Singlish

This is the hardest habit to break. Appropriate English has to be used during the oral examination. Too often, students find themselves lapsing into colloquial English midway through the conversation.

There are ways to tackle these issues!

Start your child early and sign up for our Primary English Oral Booster Workshop to get them well-prepped for what’s to come!

With the PSLE Oral examinations approaching…we hear these complaints from exasperated parents

“I don’t know how to go about teaching him …’

“She never knows what to say, I’m at my wit’s end!’

“She just refuses to open her golden mouth!”
Do these statements struck a chord with you?

While oral tests used to be just a descriptive picture accompanied by passage reading, times have changed and things have gotten tougher!

Don’t fret… the good news is that we are here to lend a helping hand!

Our in-house workshop materials is up-to-date with the latest PSLE syllabus, providing the most suitable practice materials for our students.