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- - - - Feedback to students on their strengths and weaknesses
    - - Resilience, time management, working under pressure, etc.
  - - - Mental health issues
      - A 2017 study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) polled 5,825 Singapore students, and revealed that 86% of Singaporean students said they were worried about poor grades at school. Furthermore, 76% of Singapore students reported feeling very anxious for a test even if they were well prepared. (https://caperspring.com/have-you-ever-wondered-about-what-goes-on-behind-the-minds-of-our-therapists/)
    - - Tuition, assessment books, etc.
      - Unfair advantage over less privileged students
    - - Inaccurate reflection of students' overall understanding or consistent effort
- - - - According to Education Statistics Digest, 90% of students reported that effective teaching methods and teacher engagement positively impacted their learning experience.
  - - - According to the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) 50% of students reported that positive peer interactions and study groups significantly enhanced their academic performance and motivation.
  - - - Authoritative
        
        Benefits
        
        Discipline
        
        High academic performance
        
        According to a study by the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), students with authoritative parents (who are both responsive and demanding) scored 20% higher on academic achievement tests compared to those with permissive parents.
        
        Resilience
        
        Strong work ethic
        
        Disadvantages
        
        High stress
        
        Strained parent-child relationship
      - Permissive
        
        Benefits
        
        Strong parent-child relationship
        
        High self-esteem
        
        Frequent encouragement
        
        Creativity and independence
        
        More opportunities to explore interests
        
        The Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) reported that 50% of students from permissive households displayed higher levels of creativity and independence.
        
        Disadvantages
        
        Lack of discipline
        
        Poor academic performance
        
        Behavioural issues
        
        Defiance, disrespect, etc.
    - - A 2022 report by the Ministry of Education (MOE) found that 85% of students whose parents were actively involved in their education had better academic performance and higher motivation.
  - - - Curriculum development, resource allocation, policy implementation, etc.
- - - - Experiments
      - Interactive tools
        
        Phet
  - - - Groupchats
        
        Google Chat
        
        Whatsapp
      - Video conferencing tools
        
        Zoom
        
        Google Meet
        
        Skype
    - - Google
        
        Google Classroom
        
        Platform for teachers to assign work and send information to students
        
        Google Drive
        
        Storing online documents
        
        Google Docs
        
        Online documents
        
        Can be shared with other people
        
        Google Slides
        
        Online presentations
      - SLS
        
        Platform for teachers to assign lessons, can comprise notes and questions
        
        Additional resources provided by Ministry of Education (MOE)
    - - DALL-E, ChatGPT, Meta AI, Gemini, etc.
- - - - Development of values, social-emotional well-being, etc.
    - - Physical, emotional, social and ethical dimensions of human sexuality
    - - Green Council, High School Council (HSC), Value-in-action Council (VIAC), etc.
      - Organise events
- - - - Fixed schedule and location
      - A study by the National Institute of Education (NIE) found that 40% of students feel constrained by the rigid scheduling of traditional classrooms.
- - - - A 2022 survey by the National University of Singapore (NUS) found that 70% of students reported difficulties with engagement and motivation in online classes.
    - - According to the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA), 40% of students faced technical issues impacting their online learning experience.
- - - - Research from the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) shows that students involved in hands-on projects retain 60% more information compared to traditional learning methods.
  - - - The same survey found that 30% of students felt that practical sessions could be time-consuming and disrupt their overall study schedule.
    - - According to a survey by the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), 50% of educators noted that hands-on learning requires significant resources and preparation.
    - - Require supervision
- - - - A survey polled 470 undergraduates at four autonomous universities in Singapore as well as Yale-NUS College, and found that almost nine in 10 cite work and study commitments as their greatest source of stress. (https://www.todayonline.com/singapore/survey-singapore-undergrads-work-study-stress-academic-grace-days-1929776)