English psle targets and strategies
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The document outlines targets and components for different subjects in school. It then summarizes plans for academic improvement in Primary 5 and 6. The plans for P5 include memorizing science sentences, reading storybooks to improve English, and finding the weakest topic in math to focus on. Plans for P6 involve revising notes and worksheets from the past 5 years for various subjects to strengthen areas of weakness.
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