CMA Math - Discussion

[superkids]

Hi


I am interested to register my girl into CMA at Novena (Goldhill Centre) this week.

Is any one willing to send me your referral to enjoy the registration discount?

Also any personal experience to share regarding the 2 teachers teaching the Foundation class - Teacher Hong Yu and Teacher Maggie? Are they good? Is one better than the other?

[my3darlings]

superkids:

Hi


I am interested to register my girl into CMA at Novena (Goldhill Centre) this week.

Is any one willing to send me your referral to enjoy the registration discount?

Also any personal experience to share regarding the 2 teachers teaching the Foundation class - Teacher Hong Yu and Teacher Maggie? Are they good? Is one better than the other?

Hi,I have pmed you.

Cheers, JT

[jasc]

Hi I’m interested to sign up for my girl at bedok branch. Can anyone send me your referral for discount please!

[my3darlings]

jasc:

Hi I'm interested to sign up for my girl at bedok branch. Can anyone send me your referral for discount please!

Hi, I have pmed you.

cheers, JT

[Tjyt]

Hi,


Any recommendation for CMA branch in the west?

How is CMA different from 3G Abacus?

[Jrjcmama]

Hi,


I’m planning to sign up for my boys (Age 7 & 5) at Bishan branch. Can anyone send me your referral for discount please?

[superkids]

Jrjcmama:

Hi,


I'm planning to sign up for my boys (Age 7 & 5) at Bishan branch. Can anyone send me your referral for discount please?

Hi Jrjcmama

I have pmed you. Please check your pm.

[Champion]

WCW:

I had signed up DS to CMA recently.

We are very surprised with his progress. Previously, i had tried to teach him simple + and - he can use his fingers and toes and still unable to give me a correct answer. But after a few lessons with CMA, he is able to tell me simple 1-digit +/- calculation using mental w/o his abacus. DS and I even played games to test who can give the answer faster
We are very pleased with CMA.

:celebrate: :goodpost: very encouraging indeed!

[Pen88n]

WCW:

I had signed up DS to CMA recently.

We are very surprised with his progress. Previously, i had tried to teach him simple + and - he can use his fingers and toes and still unable to give me a correct answer. But after a few lessons with CMA, he is able to tell me simple 1-digit +/- calculation using mental w/o his abacus. DS and I even played games to test who can give the answer faster
We are very pleased with CMA.
If you need any referral discount, please let me know
thanks

I'm so glad to hear that, WCW! Ride on his enthusiasm to progress with Maths and he should be well-prep for P1 when the time comes!

I'm a believer of abacus as I see both my kids progressing in Maths after this rigorous brain training. Having said that, everything has a right time to start and a right time to stop......so timing is impt!

[sunset_dae]

phtthp:

hi wan2bdad,


Pen88n advice is right!

my opinion: 3 yrs old is young. normally, kids start abacus at K1 or K2. however if want to start child at Nursery N2, earliest age is 3.6 - 4 yrs old, where child slightly more mature.

3 yrs old is too young.

my son joined CMA when he is 3 yrs old, the instructor told me he is quite young to start with CMA,the school had never taken in such a young child, but i told him if he can pass the assessment, why cant he join in the class? So he bo pian, now 1 year with CMA, my son is learning 2 digits of addition and subtraction and occassionally i have to pay more for the extra workbook that he had done.
Overall, i think it depends on the child interest.

Of course, i do get complain from the instructor telling me he is very active in class esp after he had completed his assignment, he will disturb his classmates.