Attention : All concerned Parents with Children In Primary 4 This Year
The March Holidays is about to start and you realised that your child had issues with problem sums in the recent Term 1 Review. Once glance at their marks and you simply cannot hide your disappointment.
You wanted to tell him that - You will do better next time. . . . . But when will the "Next Time" come. You know that these learning problems have not be addressed fully in school during Term time and this is one major reason why your child did not do well in Term 1 Review. If this problem persist, it will definitely affect their mid-year exams.
Every parent would want to see their children perform to the best of their ability. But . . . your child keep falling short of your expectation. You are frustrated and wanted all these learning issues to be addressed once and for all.
Count Down To Mid-Year Exam : 9 May 2024
The clock is ticking fast . . . Time is not on your side. The mid-year exam will be starting on the second week of May. That's less than 2 months away. Something has to be done.
- You can't allow your child to use strategies that are not effective to solve problem sums anymore.
- You can't allow your child's confidence in learning to slide further downhill.
- You can't allow your child's bright future to disappear before your eyes.
Take Charge of Your Child's Learning This March
The March holidays is a crucial time for P4 students to bridge their learning gap and strengthen their key concepts before the "Mid-Year Exam". If he received the proper guidance, this might be the point whereby he could turn-around his results.
March Holidays Programme
As part of our Problem Sums Mastery Series, we are organising a series of workshops to help students; who are struggling in problem sums, to bridge the knowledge gap and strengthen their ability to solve non-routine problem sums. The workshops are designed by our chief-trainer, Mr Chris Siew, an ex-HOD and consultant with a leading textbook publisher with 14 years experience.
Your Child Can Be This Year's Success Story
Pri 4 Problem Sums cum Term 2 Headstart Bootcamp
The highlights for this programme are the introduction of Term 2’s topics, related common misconceptions and essential problem sums strategies that will be useful in the upcoming SA1.
Using our proven methodology and techniques, our Problem Sums Mastery Workshops seek to help students strengthen their conceptual understanding, sharpen their problem solving skills and get them ready for Term 2.
What will be covered?
1. Headstart Topics
Fractions, Angles
2. Problem Solving Heuristics
Systematic Listing, Working Backwards, Repeated Identity, Constant Difference
3.How to Reduce Careless Mistakes during SA1
4.Exam skills and answering techniques
5.Review your child's strength and weaknesses
Schedule & Fees
Run 4.1 (2 days x 3 hrs) - Hybrid (Online+Onsite)
12-Mar (Tue) to 13-Mar (Wed), 10am - 1pm
Fees
Standard Fees : $ 240
Early Bird Promo : $ 180 (valid till 29 Feb)
Our March Holidays Programme is based on our proven pedagogy -the "S.C.O.R.E." System; and it has helped hundreds of students made an extra 10-15 marks in the actual exams.
Venue
Maths Accelerator Centre
1 Marine Parade Central, #12-03 Parkway Centre, Singapore 449408
Tel : 8725 7203 (Call/SMS) , Email : info@pslemathcoach.com
Registration
The S.C.O.R.E. System
THESE STRATEGIES HAVE BEEN RESPONSIBLE FOR MASSIVE IMPROVEMENT IN STUDENTS MATH SCORE (DONE RIGHT, STUDENTS WILL SEE MARKED IMPROVEMENT WITHIN 60 DAYS)
Strategy Mastery (S) – At different stages of learning, we lead the students through a series of exploration to help them understand the strategies needed to solve various complex problem sums. This experiential learning approach has been proven to help students acquire understanding of maths strategies.
Content Mastery (C) – For each topic, effective teaching approaches and questioning techniques are used to help the student understand the underlying concepts. We make a conscious effort to help students link the content with the related strategies to help them solve complex problem sums.
Optimized Performance (O) - This is the application stage where students integrate both content knowledge with the strategies. We introduce exam questions extracted from top school papers. Through guided practice, students' mathematical skills are sharpened to optimal level.
Review Performance (R) – At the end of each major topic, we will conduct a comprehensive review and communicate the students' strength and weaknesses to parents. This ensures that weak areas are fully addressed before each major exams.
Evaluation (E) : At the end of each stage of learning, our tutors will engage your child in reflection and help them consolidate their learning, construct memory maps to ensure that they can retrieve what they’ve learnt easily during assessments.
Using our system, our P6(2016) Students achieved the following outstanding PSLE Results!
Success Stories
She did it . . . Jumped 3 Grades from D to A
Thekshaiya was initially struggling with problem sums in P5 before joining our programme. Using our system, she has progress from a D to A grade within 1 semester.
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"Thank you for all your efforts and teaching. Her confidence in maths has been restored. We will continue to work with you to help her reach her best"
Thekshaiya's mum (D to A)
Jie Min Pri Sch
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She couldn't believe it . . . Jumped 2 Grades and improved 23 marks
Eaindra was frustrated as her marks has been hovering around the 50s region since the beginning of P5. She wanted a breakthrough badly.
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"Thank you for helping her getting an A in prelims. Your teaching and encouragement has been very effective"
Eaindra's dad (C to A)
Jie Min Pri Sch
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He was shocked . . . Jumped 3 Grades fr E to B
Alphonsus had a hard time catching up with the lesson in school. Model drawing and Before-After concepts are some of his major challenges.
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"Thanks for your patience and guidance. Alphonsus has certainly benefited from your teaching. Do continue your wonderful mission to uplift more students who are weak in maths."
Alphonsus's dad (E to B)
Pei Tong Pri Sch
Enquiry
If you have any questions, do feel free to contact us. Just complete the form below and we will get back to you shortly.
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