18-06-2024, 04:03 PM
18-06-2024, 04:06 PM
Ang Hwee Min
18 Jun 2024 04:00PM
SINGAPORE: Singapore's 15-year-olds came out top in an international benchmarking study on creative thinking, even though they do not think of themselves as creative.
Singapore students were tested on how well they generate creative ideas, as well as evaluate and improve on them
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Singapore students ranked first in generating diverse ideas and generating creative ideas. They came second, behind Korea, in evaluating and improving ideas.
Students were assigned to a proficiency level based on their results, with levels three and four, or a creative thinking score of 23 to 41, marking baseline performance.
Those who scored below 23 points were regarded as low performers, while those who scored 41 and above were regarded as top performers, at proficiency levels five or six.
About 58 per cent of Singapore students were top performers, attaining proficiency levels five or six. This is more than twice the OECD average proportion of 27 per cent, and the highest among all 64 participating systems, said MOE.
The mean score in Singapore is 41, above the OECD average of 33. Singapore also had the smallest proportion of low performers at 6 per cent, below the OECD average of 22 per cent.
Better to read the full article at: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...ts-4414516
18 Jun 2024 04:00PM
SINGAPORE: Singapore's 15-year-olds came out top in an international benchmarking study on creative thinking, even though they do not think of themselves as creative.
Singapore students were tested on how well they generate creative ideas, as well as evaluate and improve on them
......
Singapore students ranked first in generating diverse ideas and generating creative ideas. They came second, behind Korea, in evaluating and improving ideas.
Students were assigned to a proficiency level based on their results, with levels three and four, or a creative thinking score of 23 to 41, marking baseline performance.
Those who scored below 23 points were regarded as low performers, while those who scored 41 and above were regarded as top performers, at proficiency levels five or six.
About 58 per cent of Singapore students were top performers, attaining proficiency levels five or six. This is more than twice the OECD average proportion of 27 per cent, and the highest among all 64 participating systems, said MOE.
The mean score in Singapore is 41, above the OECD average of 33. Singapore also had the smallest proportion of low performers at 6 per cent, below the OECD average of 22 per cent.
Better to read the full article at: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapor...ts-4414516
18-06-2024, 05:46 PM
Aiyo....
Many over here will kpkb liao..
Claim bribery or kelong lah...š¤£Ā
Especially SCY, Lumpar 1 anti Singaporean š¤
Many over here will kpkb liao..
Claim bribery or kelong lah...š¤£Ā
Especially SCY, Lumpar 1 anti Singaporean š¤
18-06-2024, 07:29 PM
How many are true Singaporeans?
18-06-2024, 07:39 PM
Again, there's no need to believe in surveys or statistics or youtube videos. Just believe in what you see and experience and from your interactions with other people.
I can tell from my experience that this PISA study is just a piece of BS.
I can tell from my experience that this PISA study is just a piece of BS.