海外學歷報U 入神科捷徑

Shootastar

回覆 武航 的帖子

Thanks for your sharing. The figures are inspiring to the parents and the students.
I recall that in early 2000, the standard offer of medicine to IB students from CU is 36/42.

Shootastar

回覆 MC1128 的帖子

I would like to share my experience with you.
Both my kids study in an International School after they finished Grade 6 from local schools.

In year 11, both of them took the HKCEE (not DSE) Chinese Language examination. Both of them got a pass. Apart from the prescribed passages section, they could score 5 or 5* in other section, especially on composition and oral section. I did not arrange any tutor king to give tuition to them. Neither did I ask them to do drilling exercise for the examination because they were busy in Grade 11. They learnt their Chinese in the Chinese Language Class in the International school. They focused on writing, expression and comprehension.

I tend to think that if the kids can write and read more during their leisure time, it would help their Chinese standard. Coupling with the examination technique taught by the tuition kings, I think it is not difficult to achieve high grade in the DSE.

Shootastar

回覆 ANChan59 的帖子

I totally agree with your analysis.
In early 2000, the standard offer of law by HKU to IB applicants were 38/45. Now they require 41/45.

Shootastar

The purpose of extending the study period from 3 years to 4 years is to enable the students to broaden their horizon by a liberal art education approach. I think it will lose the meaning if the IB students elect to take advanced standing. As far as I know, HKU does not give advanced standing to  traditional secondary school leavers (such as DSE, IB, AL etc). Please correct me if I am wrong.

Shootastar

回覆 ANChan59 的帖子

Thanks for your sharing. I always stand being corrected  if I am wrong.