Inhoudsopgave
Wat is de hoogste score ooit bij De Slimste Mens?
Frank Heinen heeft vanavond de hoogste dagscore ooit in De slimste mens behaald. De columnist annex auteur zette een score neer van maar liefst 663 seconden. Daarmee verpulverde hij het record van Roelof de Vries (574).
Hoe werkt finale Slimste Mens?
In de allerlaatste aflevering valt de deelnemer met het minste aantal seconden af en spelen de overige twee kandidaten de finale. Degene die dan de tijd van de ander op nul weet te zetten, wordt tot ‘de slimste mens’ gekroond.
Wie spelen de finale van De Slimste Mens?
SPOILERALERTDe eerste dag in de finaleweek van De slimste mens was zó spannend dat presentator Philip Freriks er ‘de zenuwen’ van kreeg. In de laatste ronde namen muzikant Jan Rot en Albert Heijn-actrice Randy Fokke het vanavond tegen elkaar op.
What is the new PSLE 2020 scoring system?
2020 will be the last year of having aggregate T-scores to determine PSLE performance before we move on to a new scoring system based on Achievement Levels (ALs). If your child is sitting for the PSLE this year, we hope that you will find the following information useful during this crucial period as your child prepares for this milestone.
What is the PSLE T score?
What is the PSLE T Score? The PSLE T-score provides us with the relative position of a student’s performance as compared to the performance of the other students in the same level of a subject. In PSLE, the raw score of each student will be transformed into a T-score and the PSLE aggregate score will be the sum of the T-scores
How is the PSLE aggregate score calculated?
The PSLE aggregate score is the sum of the T-score of all four subjects. According to the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB), this is the formula for how the T-score is calculated: Photo via SEAB. x is the student’s raw score for the subject, m is the cohort’s average raw score for the subject, and S is the standard deviation (SD).
What does PSLE stand for?
Refer to students who sat for Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) and were eligible for the Express, Normal (Academic) or Normal (Technical) course in secondary school. Figures for the last 3 years are preliminary.
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