OnSponge Maths - Discussion
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Ok, i'm a kid in Singapore, I attended Onsponge math workshop b4 (p6) Goldhill., and my experience is...... the teachers there were quite friendly and since the workshop I attended is 5 hours there were tea break & lunch provided normally tea break is bread and lunch is like fish & chips, spaghetti. Yummy! Overall, i think is methods use are ok, a little complicated though...... So, yeah, hope this helps!

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I suggest you try neuromaths by Norman .
Good and the kids will pick up the model method fast.
My son was with on sponge for a yr.
I just change him over to neuromaths.
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What is this Onsponge thing all about ?
My son who is in P3 came back with some worksheets from Onsponge and I couldnt help him as it was too tough. Are those kind of weird questions going to appear in the exams ? -
chixchix:
What is this Onsponge thing all about ?
My son who is in P3 came back with some worksheets from Onsponge and I couldnt help him as it was too tough. Are those kind of weird questions going to appear in the exams ?
My DD's school always includes two or three challenging questions in every exam. I think if we do onsponge worksheets, the child can think how to solve those challenging questions. I also find those worksheets very difficult. My school kept the answer sheets. So sometimes it is even tougher for parents to guide without the answers. I asked my friend (different school) to photocopy the answers and pass it to me (yet to collect from her). -
hi,
Any feedback on the Onsponge Maths holiday workshop typically running from 8.30-1pm? factoring in tea break & lunch, guess the actual lesson might be less than 3 hours.
Thinking of signing up my girl for their actual tuition, so would like to use the holiday workshop as a rough gauge to see if the style of suitable for her.
Right now I am really helpless when it comes to model drawing, i will instinctively use algebra when it comes to those \"complicated\" questions, even though it's only P3 questions.....*Sigh* really outdated when it comes to the questions nowadays found in assessment books..... :yikes:
Many thanks.
Rgds,
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i found it waste $ my gal stil puzzled as so many kids n no time ask qn. its bettr to get fabian ng to teach her n go thru all exam pprs
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24hr-mum:
has anyone tried onsponge tuition at thomson or amk branch??
They have closed down the AMK Branch, I think.. Thinking of signing up for my DS2 (P4) at Thomson Branch. Any parents have sent their kids to onSponge for Math tuition? Any comments & advice? Thanks! -
Hi anyone has the contact no of Onsponge Maths center in Thompson? Went tru their website couldn't find any
. Anyone send your kids P3 there for tuition? What is the fees and size of each class? Does the teacher teach base on their Thinking Maths book? Any feedback to share ? :please:
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Puzz...zzle:
You can submit your enquiries thru' the onSponge website (admission is centrally controlled, regardless of which branch you want to sign up with). A lady, Elsa, will reply you via email.Hi anyone has the contact no of Onsponge Maths center in Thompson? Went tru their website couldn't find any
. Anyone send your kids P3 there for tuition? What is the fees and size of each class? Does the teacher teach base on their Thinking Maths book? Any feedback to share ? :please:
Thanks.
Fees for P3/P4 is $180 per month (4 lessons). Max 10 pupils per class. Not sure of their teaching method, as I have not signed up for my DS yet. I am still contemplating between onSponge or Concept Math... :scratchhead: -
Hi, I had wrote them a email but no reply. Me too, comparing the OM and CM. I made a trip to the CM to take a look at what they teach. They cover from basic and include a few difficult question.So depend what the child needs. I feel it doesn’t suit my DD, she has a good foundation, only needs to expose to more challenging problem sums / think maths and learn more ways to tackle it. Not sure abt OM
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