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Lousy prelims, preparing for A levels [Tip] A lot of JC students don’t do well in their prelims. They subsequently worry whether they can make it through A levels. If you have this worry, let me dissect the problem for you. Hopefully this will direct your preparations heading...See more

Feb 12 2019 · 4:14 AM
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Lousy JC teachers/school environment [advice] I hear this question from many JC students al the time. What do I do if I have got lousy JC teachers? Lousy JC teachers, let me explain As much as the ministry want to paint the picture that all schools are good, this cannot be...See more

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