Visual Assets — V1: The 20-Minute Oral Timeline
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20-Minute Timeline — Story
1080 × 1920 · WhatsApp / Instagram Stories
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Minute by minute — what your child actually experiences
Student receives the reading passage. No conversation material shown. Must scan for 多音字, mark pauses, and identify the theme.
Parent note: This is the only quiet time. Most students waste it re-reading instead of marking problem characters.
Student reads the passage aloud to the examiner. Scored on pronunciation, tones, fluency, and expression.
Parent note: No second chances — one read-through only. Pace and expression matter as much as accuracy.
Student watches a short video clip, then answers 3–4 examiner questions. This is where most marks are won or lost.
Parent note: The video topic may differ from the passage. Questions test opinion, experience, and the ability to elaborate.
What surprises parents most
Only ~5 minutes of preparation before reading. No notes allowed during conversation. And the video topic may not match the passage — your child must adapt on the spot.
Full exam guide at PSLEPrep.sg
20-Minute Timeline — Square
1080 × 1080 · Facebook / Instagram Feed
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What your child actually experiences, minute by minute
Student receives the reading passage. No conversation material shown. Must scan for 多音字, mark pauses, and identify the theme.
Parent note: This is the only quiet time. Most students waste it re-reading instead of marking problem characters.
Student reads the passage aloud to the examiner. Scored on pronunciation, tones, fluency, and expression.
Parent note: No second chances — one read-through only. Pace and expression matter as much as accuracy.
Student watches a short video clip, then answers 3–4 examiner questions. This is where most marks are won or lost.
Parent note: The video topic may differ from the passage. Questions test opinion, experience, and the ability to elaborate.
What surprises parents most
Only ~5 minutes of preparation before reading. No notes allowed during conversation. And the video topic may not match the passage — your child must adapt on the spot.
Full exam guide at PSLEPrep.sg
20-Minute Timeline — Portrait
1080 × 1350 · Instagram / Facebook Feed
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What your child actually experiences, minute by minute
Student receives the reading passage. No conversation material shown. Must scan for 多音字, mark pauses, and identify the theme.
Parent note: This is the only quiet time. Most students waste it re-reading instead of marking problem characters.
Student reads the passage aloud to the examiner. Scored on pronunciation, tones, fluency, and expression.
Parent note: No second chances — one read-through only. Pace and expression matter as much as accuracy.
Student watches a short video clip, then answers 3–4 examiner questions. This is where most marks are won or lost.
Parent note: The video topic may differ from the passage. Questions test opinion, experience, and the ability to elaborate.
What surprises parents most
Only ~5 minutes of preparation before reading. No notes allowed during conversation. And the video topic may not match the passage — your child must adapt on the spot.
Full exam guide at PSLEPrep.sg
20-Minute Timeline — Landscape
1200 × 628 · Facebook link preview
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Minute by minute — what your child actually experiences
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Student receives the reading passage. No conversation material shown. Must scan for 多音字, mark pauses, and identify the theme.
Parent note: This is the only quiet time. Most students waste it re-reading instead of marking problem characters.
Student reads the passage aloud to the examiner. Scored on pronunciation, tones, fluency, and expression.
Parent note: No second chances — one read-through only. Pace and expression matter as much as accuracy.
Student watches a short video clip, then answers 3–4 examiner questions. This is where most marks are won or lost.
Parent note: The video topic may differ from the passage. Questions test opinion, experience, and the ability to elaborate.
20-Minute Timeline — Animated Story
1080 × 1920 · Screen-record for Reels / Stories
PSLEPrep.sg
Minute by minute — what your child actually experiences
Student receives the reading passage. No conversation material shown. Must scan for 多音字, mark pauses, and identify the theme.
Parent note: This is the only quiet time. Most students waste it re-reading instead of marking problem characters.
Student reads the passage aloud to the examiner. Scored on pronunciation, tones, fluency, and expression.
Parent note: No second chances — one read-through only. Pace and expression matter as much as accuracy.
Student watches a short video clip, then answers 3–4 examiner questions. This is where most marks are won or lost.
Parent note: The video topic may differ from the passage. Questions test opinion, experience, and the ability to elaborate.
What surprises parents most
Only ~5 minutes of preparation before reading. No notes allowed during conversation. And the video topic may not match the passage — your child must adapt on the spot.
Full exam guide at PSLEPrep.sg