Kumon - Discussion
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Kumon method is about daily practice. Parents can opt for once or twice a week lessons. If missed a particular scheduled lesson, you can pick up worksheets for home practice.
Actually, there wasn’t any teaching conducted during lesson time. Students sit there doing worksheets, not much difference whether do at home or do at center. Of course if encounter difficulties, can ask the helpers in the center.
dd used to attend once a week because center was quite far away. Can collect entire week worksheets -
Can i ask if Kumon English good? Was in a difficult decision to choose between ICR and Kumon.
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What if the child still does not know how to write all numbers or letters? Is Kumon suitable? I have seen Kumon books selling outside and saw some worksheets like tracing or drawing patterns and understood from the seller that these are usually for children who have yet to master the skill of writing or know how to write all numbers or letters.
But if that is the case in Kumon centers too, I do not think it is worth spending so much money just to let our children do tracing and drawing when their ccc are already doing so. Please correct me if I am wrong. TIA. -
Anyone tried Kumon at Bukit panjang(bangkit) or choa chu kang(teck whye)?
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Hi,
Any comments for the Bishan St11 branch?
Or is there any recommended branches ard Ang Mo Kio / Bishan area? -
Hi, I’m new to the forum. Looking for advice:
Some parents highly recommend kumon (enrichment for English, maths and Chinese - one stop for all!) for my son, but I am not sure if it will benefit him more?
Currently, I teach him myself at home using assessment books and reading books purchased off the rack. (though I may sound kiasu, but he is free anyways, why not use an hour a day to teach him). He is currently 3, but is able to read (keywords with ladybird level 5, K2 maths assessment books and …).
Can anyone advice if Kumon is recommended or does anyone have any suggestions what enrichment is more suitable?
Thanks
BZmum -
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Anyone send kids to Kumon Learning center. Appreciate any feedback on their teaching. Thank you. -
Hi Parents,
My girl is in P5 this year. She is weak in Maths & currently in JEI maths for the past 7 months. She doesn’t like to go as she finds the teacher impatient & the teacher also told me that she needs to be prompted on minor issue.
Before joining JEI maths, she was doing one to one tuition but it doesn’t help.
I thought of going back to private tuition and at the same time sending her to Kumon maths. I don’t know whether will it be too late for p5 to join Kumon. Would like to get some feedbacks from parents regarding Kumon.
THanks. -
Hi.
My kids were in Kumon math in the kindergarten years.
It laid down a good foundation for them and they have been excelling in Math all these years.
My elder was in kumon math till P2.
The reason for discontinuation was because it does not follow the syllabus.
The technique in answering math questions is very important.
I have pm u. -
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