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Program Peningkatan 2Q PMR 2012

Program Peningkatan 2Q PMR 2012. QUALITY FACTOR. In order to get an A Students must score at least 35/ 40 for paper 1 Students must score at least 37/ 50 for paper 2 Suggestions, students must at least score 15 marks for section A 12 marks for section B 10 marks for section C.

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Program Peningkatan 2Q PMR 2012

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  1. Program Peningkatan 2Q PMR 2012

  2. QUALITY FACTOR • In order to get an A • Students must score at least 35/ 40 for paper 1 • Students must score at least 37/ 50 for paper 2 • Suggestions, students must at least score • 15 marks for section A • 12 marks for section B • 10 marks for section C

  3. QUANTITY FACTOR • In order to pass (a D) • Students must score at least 20/40 for paper 1 • Students must score at least 20/50 for paper 2 • Suggestions for paper 2 • Section A – 12 marks • Section B - 5 marks • Section C - 5 marks 22 marks

  4. An A essay • Ideas and details well-developed • Language and mechanic of writing is accurate • Sentence structures varied and effective • Vocabulary is wide • Interesting to read

  5. Basic Requirement in Task Fulfillment • In order to get at least 15 marks, a student’s essay must at least fulfill these criteria • Ideas developed with sufficient details • Vocabulary is apt • Able to use variety of sentence structure • Interest is arouse

  6. BRAINSTORMING FOR IDEAS How to find ideas? Holiday 1. Find the words related to the given words No school Free time relax Family activity camping trip vacation

  7. The usual cliche startDuring the holidays, Johan and his family travelled to Melaka to attend a wedding. They went there by car. In the car, there were his father, EncikJamil, his mother, Puan Sara, Johan and his younger sister, Lily. The examiners would find this • sentences not varied • -lack elaboration and details • -vocabulary too simple. • -safe writing but not interesting. • And most probably…plain boring • Almost all students with average command of English write the same thing. It’s not interesting!

  8. Instead, drill the students to elaborate with more adjectives • Sample 1 : Using descriptionThey started their journey very early in the morning that day. Mother said they were going to a cousin’s wedding in Sungai Petani, Kedah. The thought of four to five hours of travelling in a cramped car with his two younger siblings not only disturbed him but added headache to his already reluctant mood.

  9. The better students to do this Sample 2: Using quotation/saying/proverbs Experience is the best teacher. One might not understand the meaning of this saying unless he experiences it himself. That was what had happened to Johan and his family. On that day, what started as an ordinary journey to attend a wedding had turned out to be a life-time experience for this one happy family and surely something which they would never forget for the rest of their life.

  10. The high proficient ones to do this…. Sample 3: Using dialogues  “ Dad, how far more is the place?” Johan’s restless little sister was asking the same question over and over again.   It had been a three-hour non-stop journey and boredom was clearly seen on everybody’s face. Johan’s family was travelling to Melaka to attend a cousin’s wedding. What began as an exciting trip turned exhausting as the clock ticked but they were yet to reach the bride’s house.

  11. REMEMBER • Give an interesting title to the story. • Start the essay with an interesting introduction. This will give a good impression of the essay. • Make sure the students use the right and consistent tense in the essay. • Include a moral value if possible. • To gain some merits ( which could push the band higher), students should know how to use idiomatic expressions such as proverbs, similes, figurative words…etc • Avoid spelling mistakes because it is a serious error if repeated and occurs to common words.

  12. Past year questions • 2005 - description/report • 2006 - informal letter • 2007 - story • 2008 - speech • 2009 - article for school magazine • 2010 - story • 2011 - opinion/making a choice

  13. Literature Section B Paper 2 Question 2 This section requires candidate to write a short essay and give a simple personal response.  A candidate’s response should come from ONE novel only. Outline suggestion 1.Should start by mentioning the title of the novel and the author. 2. Write a brief synopsis 3. State the answer. 4. Cite at least two (2) evidence 5.Conclude your answer by summarizing the evidence

  14. SAMPLE ANSWER FOR SECTION B Choose one of the novels, then write about an incident that you think is important. Give reasons why you think the incident is important. Support your answer with evidence from the novel. The novel – How I met myself Brief synopsis of `how I met myself The incident – When John Taylor first met his doppelganger. Evi.1) This incident changed John Taylor. He started to find out more about the man and spent more time at Gergely Utca Café. Evi. 2) This incident affected John’s relationship with his wife.

  15. Remember • To elaborate and give the details for the reasons. • Use simple sentences and avoid from making grammatical and structural mistakes. • If the students are not sure of a fact, don’t write about it. • Make sure the spelling of the characters’ name are correct. (Janos Szabo, No. 7 FelkaUtca, Kati, Zsolt, GergelyUtca, Paul Harris)

  16. Past year questions • 2005 - Moral value (Honesty/responsibility) • 2006 - Like/dislike the ending • 2007 - characters, cooperate to gain success. • 2008 - important incident • 2009 - characters/friendship • 2010 - a positive quality of a character • 2011 - an event that makes you unhappy

  17. SECTION C: SUMMARY Awarding of marks • Content – 5 marks Ability to identify main content • Language – 5 marks Ability to write the main content using own words without changing the original meaning. •  Total - 10 marks .

  18. Things to remember 1)To use the 10 words ( introductory line) given and make sure the spellings are correct. 2)Omit the examples 3)Do not include unnecessary details like explanations, repetitions or long-winded explanations.(check – such as, for instance, like) 4)Check the pronoun to be used (I, you, she, he). 5)Do not exceed the word limit. (do not exceed 60 words • If the summary is longer than the words allowed, the candidate might have included irrelevant points. • If the summary is too short, a candidate might have missed out important points

  19. TO EARN MAXIMUM MARKS FOR SUMMARY 1.REARRANGE THE SENTENCE This hobby enriches one’s geographical and historical knowledge of a country. (Arranged as) One’s geographical and historical knowledge of a country can be enriched.

  20. 2. REPLACE SOME WORDS WITH SYNONYMS This would enhance family ties. This would improve family ties. (but make sure the new word does not change the meaning or the idea presented by the content point).

  21. 3.ADD LINKERS Collecting coins enables us to widen our circle of friends and enhance our family ties. (arrange the points as they appear in the original text) Example of linkers : First, Second, Next, Furthermore, Besides, also, In addition

  22. 4. USE COLLECTIVE NOUNS • She went to the shop to get a packet of sugar, a bottle of milk, a can of mushroom and a packet of spaghetti • She went to the shop to get some groceries • My mom just bought a sofa bed, a dining set, a shoe rack and a coffee table for Hari Raya. • My mom bought new furniture for Hari Raya

  23. REMEMBER • To use simple and precise sentences to present your content points. • To write the number of words. • Do not exceed the word limit • Drilling on their summary. Even a low proficiency candidate is able to gain an 8/10 for the summary question in the PMR examination.

  24. Dear Editor, I am writing this letter to express my appreciation to all Malaysians who had made my visit to Malaysia a meaningful one. Upon reaching Kuala Lumpur International Airport, I took a taxi to Kuala Lumpur city. The taxi driver greeted me with a warm smile and showed me to his taxi. He was also kind enough to recommend places of interest that I should visit in your country. Over the next few weeks, I travelled around the country. I visited Melaka, Pulau Langkawi, Pulau Redang and Genting Highlands, just to name a few. In Langkawi, I had the opportunity to be with the locals and also enjoy home-cooked dishes. I was truly touched by their friendliness and hospitality. It was a wonderful experience! What I found unique about Malaysia is the way people of different races and religions live peacefully as one. I noticed this from the way Malaysians celebrated their National Day. Clearly, the way everyone came together is an excellent example of tolerance and understanding. This is what Malaysia should highlight to the rest of the world. Let me say ‘terima kasih’ to all those who have made my stay a memorable one. I will definitely come again and I would also promote Malaysia to all my friends back in England. Andrew Jacob

  25. SUMMARY LINKERS/ CONTENT POINTS SEQUENCE CONNECTORS 1. First the taxi driver greeted him with a warm smile 2. and he was kind enough to recommend places of interest 3. Besides Andrew travelled around the country. 4. Furthermore he had the opportunity to be with the locals 5. and enjoy home-cooked dishes ADDITIONAL CONTENT POINT 6. Lastly he was truly touched by their friendliness and hospitality 7. the way people of different races and religions live peacefully.

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