Grr_roxy\" post_id=\"1920474\" time=\"1563376176\" user_id=\"123375:

Personally, i do not have good experience with TLL Maths. TLL teacher was kind. But I don’t think DD enjoys the class plus the tons of worksheets kills her joy of learning. In the end, have to pay high price in P6 for a Maths tutor to catch up on the concepts in P5.
Luckily, DD is a high ability kid with above avg Maths capability. Managed to get an A* for PSLE.
I am not suggesting you to go for my DD Maths tutor. I think most importantly, the kid must enjoy the class and like the way the teacher teach.
My 2 younger ones are with a non-branded centre taught by ex-school teachers. Both doing well and enjoying their class.

Yes, same experience as you. TLL is strong at lesson materials providing but not the coaching teacher. That is important and attractive to students in lower levels, but may not apply to higher level students. From my experience, it really depends on the teacher who is coaching your child. It is definitely more effective if the teacher is more experienced and your child likes the style the teacher teaches. Especially in higher levels.

For my DS in sec 3, after switching to small group tuition at another tuition center, coached by former IP school teacher, he improved significantly and sometimes got top score. He enjoys the class and becomes confident. That is far beyond my expectation.

https://cshn.github.io/edu-data/dashboard


I saw this tool from another forum.

Melodie Mike Ng\" post_id=\"1452178\" time=\"1421503036\" user_id=\"125299:

Remember to wear ear plugs and protect their ears...heard from friends how kids are getting hearing loss because they use earphones and exposed to loud music...

:goodpost:

Very very very good advice. Please please please parents. Cannot stress this enough. Protect your kids' hearing from a young age. Even while at loud concert/venues/air shows.

http://www.etymotic.com/consumer/hearin ... /er20.html


I'm a percussionist, handbell ringer & educator.[/quote]This is my concern when my child was trying to get my support on learning drum.

iceywind88\" post_id=\"1907202\" time=\"1555820744\" user_id=\"159836:

maylim1980\" post_id=\"1907159\" time=\"1555763894\" user_id=\"159502:

[quote=Alpha19 post_id=1902780 time=1552605208 user_id=176388]Physics and math has some correlation. If the child is good in math, he/she will find it easier to do Physics.

not really. my daughter last time always scoring A for maths but only gets B oso C sometimes with physics. I think most girls have no interest in physics at all

Can be the other way round too. Bad at Maths, good at physics [/quote]quite common

deardear07\" post_id=\"1873104\" time=\"1536543753\" user_id=\"1429:

funnygummyyummy:

[quote=\"deardear07\"]
hi, checking out the centre n the price seems 'wow' so expensive... is that the market rate to be paid?

how much is that?

https://www.fa.edu.sg/tuition-fees/

for secondary level, $110/lesson for the promotional package. otherwise $120.. this is group tuition... so im not sure if this is market rate.[/quote]Is it really 6:1 small group? 60 per hour is still OK if the teacher is good.