Question 1

How does the PSLE Chinese AI composition marking work?

Accepted Answer

You paste or upload your Chinese composition (80–1000 characters). The AI marks it against the official MOE PSLE rubric — Content (20 marks) + Language (20 marks) = 40 marks total. It returns a score, strengths, areas to improve, sentence rewrites, and guided revision questions — usually in 1–2 minutes.

Question 2

How accurate is the AI marking compared to a real PSLE teacher?

Accepted Answer

The AI is trained on the official MOE PSLE composition rubric and calibrated on real Singapore PSLE-level essays. It consistently applies the same criteria every time, which makes it excellent for practice feedback. Occasional minor differences from human markers are normal for any AI — use it as a diagnostic tool for daily practice, not as a substitute for your teacher's final assessment.

Question 3

How is PSLE Chinese composition scored?

Accepted Answer

PSLE Chinese composition is marked out of 40: Content (内容) /20 and Language (语言) /20. Content marks reward story relevance, plot development, and emotional depth. Language marks reward vocabulary range, sentence variety, grammar accuracy, and correct 成语 usage. The total maps to AL bands: AL1–2 (36+), AL3–4 (30–35), AL5–6 (24–29), AL7–8 (below 24).

Question 4

Is this suitable for Primary 4 and Primary 5 students, not just P6?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the tool is designed for P4 to P6 students. The same PSLE rubric framework applies across all upper primary levels. P4 and P5 students benefit from early practice so they internalise what markers look for well before the actual PSLE year.

Question 5

Can I upload a photo of a handwritten composition?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Upload Photo tab lets you photograph a handwritten essay. The AI uses OCR (optical character recognition) to extract the Chinese text, which you can review and edit before submitting for marking. JPG, PNG, and WEBP images up to 10 MB are supported.