What is SEED?    
  Strategies for Effective, Engagement and Development of pupils in Primary School    
       
  Why SEED?    
  "It is about teaching less and learning more, about spurring independent thinking and learning, and about encouraging students to follow their passions"    
 
Speech by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Minister for Education,
   
 
at the MOE Work Plan Seminar 2004
    
       
  SEED - BTPS Way    
 
   
       
  Learning Environment    
 
  • Reduced class size of 30
  • Livelier classrooms
  • Borderless classrooms
  • Learning centres
  • Group work
  • Activity Based Learning
  • Learning journeys
   
  Curriculum    
 
  • Holistic development
  • Child-centered teaching
  • Hands-on activities
  • Learning journeys
  • Integrated lessons
  • Dramatization
  • I&E
  • I.T.
    
  Assessment    
  “First, we have to gradually reduce the emphasis on examinations, and focus on a holistic education. Second, we have to give our students more choice in their studies, so that they can shape and enjoy their learning. Third, we have to do all we can to support our teachers, so as to help them bring quality and innovative practices into the classroom and school.”    
 
Speech by Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Minister for Education,
   
 
at the MOE Work Plan Seminar 2004
    
 
  • Topical reviews
  • Informal assessments
  • Non-paper assessment for English SA1
   
       
  For more information about programmes offered for English and Mathematics,
please check the following links:		    
  English Programmes    
  Mathematics Programmes    
       
 
Bukit Timah Primary School
111, Lorong Kismis, Singapore 598112.
Tel: 6466 2863
Fax: 64692179
Maintained by: Mr Yahya Abdul Razak
 
 
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