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The award, which comes with a cash prize of S$50,000, will be presented at the Singapore Summit on November 8–9. It was established to recognise and celebrate works that contribute to Singapore’s rich history of stories and knowledge. In doing so, the prize honours the role of history as a vital thread that holds societies together. It is also a way of promoting Singapore’s rich heritage and enabling future generations to understand the nation’s ethos and values.

To win the Singapore Prize, a person must demonstrate exemplary acts of kindness and caring that have been sustained over a long period of time. This is a unique and important aspect of the award as it recognises the efforts of people who may not be in the spotlight but are working tirelessly to improve the lives of others around them. The winners of the Singapore Prize will receive a trophy and 12-month Storytel audiobook gift subscriptions.

A prize-winning publication must have a clear historical focus and be published in English between 1 June 2021 and 31 May 2024. It can be a single-authored or co-authored book that addresses any period, theme, or field of Singapore’s history and that is scholarly and historically ambitious.

In the English literature category, two Epigram Books titles shared the top prize: Straits Times journalist Akshita Nanda’s debut novel Nimita’s Place, about two women navigating their family expectations in India and Singapore; and speculative short story collection Lion City, by Ng Yi-Sheng, who previously won for English poetry. Other winners included poet Cyril Wong’s Beachlight, a clarion call for gender and linguistic reclamation; and a non-fiction entry by Ng Kai-Sheng, about the lost housing estate Dakota Crescent, in which he grew up.

Unlike most other national lotteries, Singapore Toto does not have taxes on the winnings of its prizes. However, international players who are paying taxes in their home countries must be aware that they will have to claim the prize money from their local authorities.

This is a major difference from most other lotteries in the world where winnings are taxed, resulting in lower odds of winning the jackpot. It is therefore important to play responsibly and be aware of how much you are spending on each line of numbers. If you are unsure of what size bet to make, we recommend consulting with an expert. A professional can help you calculate how much your ticket costs, the likelihood of winning a particular prize amount and how many lines to buy. You can find a qualified specialist at the Singapore Pools website. They are available 24/7 to help you with your questions. They can also assist you with your lottery strategy and offer advice on how to maximize your chances of winning.

Live Draw Singapore Pools merupakan tabel utama yang memberikan selalu hasil result keluar togel hari ini. Semua tabel dibuat oleh beberapa pihak pastinya memiliki seluruh perangkat resmi undian.

SGPs measure student academic skills in terms of how much they have improved from one year to the next. The SGP is a percentile score that shows how far a student’s performance has progressed in comparison to their “academic peers.” Academic peers are students in the same grade who have similar MCAS test history and academic achievement levels, and may include all students statewide or within specific subgroups (e.g., race/ethnicity, special education, sheltered English immersion).

The SGP is an important part of the MCAS report card because it provides insight into what students have learned and how well they are mastering essential skills in each subject area. However, it should be considered in conjunction with scaled scores and achievement levels to gain a fuller picture of student performance.

For more information about interpreting SGPs, visit the MCAS Growth web page for more detailed descriptions of how the growth percentile is calculated and what it means to a student. Also, you can access a variety of stakeholder-specific guides that offer tips on using SGPs to inform decisions and continuous improvement processes.

In evaluating school-level SGP averages, it is important to keep in mind that percentile rankings are calculated anew each year. A student’s SGP in one year may be different than their SGP in another year, but differences of fewer than 10 points should not be viewed as statistically significant.

In addition, it is essential to consider how a student’s SGP in one subject area compares to that of their academic peers. If a student’s SGP in a particular subject area is higher than the median for their academic peer group, it may indicate that they are outperforming their peers. However, if a student’s SGP is lower than the median for their academic peer group, this could be an indication that they need to work harder to catch up.

For additional information about the MCAS report card and how to interpret its various elements, please see the MCAS Report Card web page. In addition, we recommend that you check out our FAQ page for answers to some of the most common questions we receive from parents and educators. Also, feel free to contact us with any additional questions that you might have. We look forward to hearing from you! Thanks for your continued support of MCAS! We can’t do it without you! And thanks for helping your children succeed. 2019 MCAS. All Rights Reserved. MCAS, MCAT, and MST are registered trademarks of the Massachusetts Board of Education. All MCAS test results and reports are the property of the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and should not be reproduced or distributed without written permission from MESA. All other marks are the property of their respective owners. The use of any of these marks is for educational purposes only and is not intended to be an endorsement by MESA of any product or service.