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... if i am currently studying in a jc... and i find that i am unable to cope with the pace ....
is it possible for me to switch to a jc where the pace is slower? -
u think u shud realli go and speak to ur form teacher or ct tutor. he/she will be able to advise u better.Originally posted by spiritevo:... if i am currently studying in a jc... and i find that i am unable to cope with the pace ....
is it possible for me to switch to a jc where the pace is slower? -
wat makes u think the pace is slower anywhr else? mayb try toking to yr frens or family n find out wats xactly troubling u n work out a solution.
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ya, you should try speaking with your ct tutor or form teacher 1st...
maybe you should try and post which year you r in now?
jc 1 or jc 2? -
jc1......
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i think the pace at all jc should be more or less the same as they need to cover the same syllabus within the 2 years.Originally posted by spiritevo:... if i am currently studying in a jc... and i find that i am unable to cope with the pace ....
is it possible for me to switch to a jc where the pace is slower? -
drop out study poly
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I agree wif Skinnybeannie.
All JCs should have the same pace of syllabus. Competitiveness sake.
Your best advisor is your present tutor, former secondary sch teachers and parents.
But are there other difficulties you're facing?
Like Time Management?
Personal relationship probs?
Unable to understand the subjects you're studying? -
.. don't know... rest of the school are all geniuses......
i'm not....
don't think i'm learning anything like that..... -
To change to another JC is best to consult yr teachers for advise. They will be in a better position to help u.Originally posted by spiritevo:... if i am currently studying in a jc... and i find that i am unable to cope with the pace ....
is it possible for me to switch to a jc where the pace is slower?
JC life is usually fast paced.you hv to try to catch up with yr studies.
U hv to think very carefully if u ll like to change or not. -
Yes, it can be DONE. It's usually easier during your 1st few months (I think around 2-3 months?) stay in the JC? Just let them know that you can't cope and you don't wanna affect the school's reputation... Whether your request would be accepted or not I think mainly depends on how long have you started school and your school's background and policy... Not sure about the red tape, but personally I have seen it HAPPEN before... If you've really made up your mind, be QUICK about it....Originally posted by spiritevo:... if i am currently studying in a jc... and i find that i am unable to cope with the pace ....
is it possible for me to switch to a jc where the pace is slower? -
Come on, you are havin very negative thinking here.Originally posted by spiritevo:.. don't know... rest of the school are all geniuses......
i'm not....
don't think i'm learning anything like that.....
All the rest of the students who enter JC go through the same way as you did.
Anyway, I know its real tough especially in the 1st year of JC. Especially for those who did not attend the 1st 3 mths. Coz all seem some blur. Its the same when you were new in Sec 1 after coming up from primary school. 4 subjects --> 8 subjects
No point going to other JC...its the same, fast pace. If you prefer a slower pace, then the only other place is Pre-U which take 3 yrs to complete.
But I do advise you to think over it carefully and seek help from your CT and Lecturers.
Since you think you are lacking behind...shouldn't you put in the extra effort/work to catch up with the rest. If there is any topic or homework you are blur, seek help from the top students and Teachers. Its only Jun.. you still have 4mths till your exams.
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I know alot of them who only CHONG all the way when their 'A' levels is there!Originally posted by ashgoh:Come on, you are havin very negative thinking here.
All the rest of the students who enter JC go through the same way as you did.
Anyway, I know its real tough especially in the 1st year of JC. Especially for those who did not attend the 1st 3 mths. Coz all seem some blur. Its the same when you were new in Sec 1 after coming up from primary school. 4 subjects --> 8 subjects
No point going to other JC...its the same, fast pace. If you prefer a slower pace, then the only other place is Pre-U which take 3 yrs to complete.
But I do advise you to think over it carefully and seek help from your CT and Lecturers.
Since you think you are lacking behind...shouldn't you put in the extra effort/work to catch up with the rest. If there is any topic or homework you are blur, seek help from the top students and Teachers. Its only Jun.. you still have 4mths till your exams. -
I dropped out after my JC1 promos.
If you can't keep up, try asking your classmates for help. And maybe it's the basics that you've yet to master. So start from the basics since you still have time. Never give up, it's not too late you realised that.
And no, no other JC would go at a slower pace, cos at the end of the day, there's a given syllabus to complete. -
This I AGREE... But if he / she thinks that it's the fellow students or lecturer(s) who are affecting him / her, sometimes it's worth a CHANGE... But like most have suggested here, it's usually NOT....Originally posted by Indulgence:And no, no other JC would go at a slower pace, cos at the end of the day, there's a given syllabus to complete. -
which jc?