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How to set up a conducive space for PSLE revision at home
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Ms Fynn Sor with her children (from left) Abby Wong, seven, Riley Wong, 11, and Zachary Wong, 13, at their study corner.
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- An effective study space requires a clutter-free table, good lighting, comfortable chair, and essential stationery within easy reach to boost focus.
- Consistency in time and place, alongside noise reduction, helps children concentrate and develop strong study habits, even in shared areas.
- Empowering children to organise and personalise their study zones fosters ownership, responsibility and reduces stress.
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SINGAPORE – When Zachary Wong, now 13, was sitting his PSLE in 2025, he did his revision at the family dining table as he does not have his own study table.
