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發表於 15-7-7 21:07 |顯示全部帖子

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ESF's 13% bilingual diploma is higher than SIS's 11%. That is a surprise to me.

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本帖最後由 shadeslayer 於 15-7-8 13:51 編輯

breezy2012 發表於 15-7-8 11:38
I am a bit disappointed to see that RC's figure is lower than ESF average mark. Given RC's tuition f ...

You can be disappointing with RC result but the reason being tuition fee is higher? Who says IB score should be proportional to tuition fees? Logos is probably one of the lowest in tuition fees but the score is very high. Does that mean most of all other schools are disappointing?

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原帖由 nintendo 於 15-07-08 發表
An average score is a statistical figure. Chances are your child will have a score much higher or mu ...

It would be really good if they give us variance ....

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So far there isn't anything surprising. Only exception is that the overall Bilingual diploma percentage of ESF is higher than SIS. People have a feeling that SIS has a better Chinese curriculum, right? Can anyone in the know shred some light?

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FattyDaddy 發表於 15-7-8 18:38
Bilingual doesn't automatically mean English + Chinese, it could be English + a European language, a ...

That is possible. However, I wonder how many European parents and students have the appetite and motivation to do bilingual diploma. Also, how many first language level European languages do ESF offer?

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原帖由 FattyDaddy 於 15-07-08 發表
It may not be European families doing it.

Imagine a HK family who are also Canadian citizens (there ...

This is all conjecture which is possible. How many native level European languages do ESF offer would be revealing.

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FattyDaddy French & Spanish 發表於 15-7-9 00:23

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That his easily understood. The key question is, all these learning of languages does not necessarily translate to a bilingual diploma. I thought you need two languages both at native level, eg English A + Chinese A, or English A + Japanese A.

Don't forget my original question was why ESF bilingual diploma percentage 13% was higher than SIS's 11%, given SIS's focus on Chinese. I thought most bilingual diploma are sought after by students with a Chinese ethnicity. But that may or may not be true.

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