SMO 2011
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verykiasu2010:
besides mathhub, who else? (though my cheque is ready for mathhub)[/quote]Maths oasis also offer such training
maybe u can try checking with Mathshub understand they give training for nmos and etc...vlim:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]Hi Everyone
Does anyone has any tuition centre to recommend for SMO 2011 training ?
Many thanks ! -
verykiasu2010:
besides mathhub, who else? (though my cheque is ready for mathhub)[/quote]Time to train them to self-learn as they start Sec school?
maybe u can try checking with Mathshub understand they give training for nmos and etc...vlim:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]Hi Everyone
Does anyone has any tuition centre to recommend for SMO 2011 training ?
Many thanks ! -
wonderm:
Time to train them to self-learn as they start Sec school?[/quote]he kiasu mah, want to learn something between end of PSLE and b4 sec 1 starts
besides mathhub, who else? (though my cheque is ready for mathhub)verykiasu2010:
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maybe u can try checking with Mathshub understand they give training for nmos and etc... -
verykiasu2010:
he kiasu mah, want to learn something between end of PSLE and b4 sec 1 starts[/quote]That's what I am suggesting -:) Ask him to learn himself.
Time to train them to self-learn as they start Sec school?wonderm:
[quote=\"verykiasu2010\"]
besides mathhub, who else? (though my cheque is ready for mathhub) -
verykiasu2010:
SMO are for sec students, the sch will provide FOC training, right? (i read somewhere if i remeber correctly) :?Hi Everyone
Does anyone has any tuition centre to recommend for SMO 2011 training ?
Many thanks ! -
HyperKiasu:
Yes, many schools will provide MO training for some of their students. Depending on the school, there may be a selection process to train only the more capable ones.
SMO are for sec students, the sch will provide FOC training, right? (i read somewhere if i remeber correctly) :?verykiasu2010:
Hi Everyone
Does anyone has any tuition centre to recommend for SMO 2011 training ?
Many thanks ! -
If you take a look at SMO paper, you will realise unlike Maths Olympiad for Primary students, there are no "out-of-syllabus" questions, or very few if I missed out. For students strong in Maths, they don’t really need external SMO tuition to do well in SMO. If they are passionate about it, they can pick it up on their own at this age.
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Have you checked out in popular? There's a thick book that gives SMO questions.
It explains and give the answer. There is also a hint section. its green in colour.
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