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5 tips on dealing with PSLE results

19 Nov, 2013

Is PSLE exams a stressful time for you and your child? First the exam itself and then the wait for the results. We asked an expert for tips on dealing with PSLE results to help you through this time.

1. Acknowledge the efforts your child has put in.

1. Acknowledge the efforts your child has put in.

Junior is probably physically and mentally drained from the year of studying and preparing, so it is important that you recognize the effort that they put in!
2. Discuss your child's options

2. Discuss your child's options

It must be overwhelming having just finished such an important exam and then having to make a decision on what schools and other options are available. Help your child through this thought process!
3. Deal with your own emotions

3. Deal with your own emotions

We know you have great expectations of your child and it can be frustrating if said expectations are not met. However, you need to bear in mind that this is not about you. You are not your child's results.
4. Celebrate successes

4. Celebrate successes

If your child has met or exceeded their set goals and expectations, acknowledge and celebrate this fact. They need to know that they've done well and they've made you proud.
5. Relationship over exam results

5. Relationship over exam results

Remember, this is one of the many exams in your child's entire life. There will be many more along the way and it is key that you do not damage your relationship with your child over their results.
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