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Removing PSLE or DSA could create new pressures, send wrong signals: David NeoSociety
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SocietyRemoving PSLE or DSA could create new pressures, send wrong signals: David Neo

Singapore Second Minister for Education David Neo said removing the Primary School Leaving Examination or Direct School Admission could shift pressure elsewhere and send the wrong signals. A through-train model without PSLE could move competition to Primary 1 admission or secondary-school balloting, while scrapping DSA could return pressure to PSLE and imply that academic results are all that matter.

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