OnSponge Maths - Discussion
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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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Is onsponge suitable for kids who are weak in maths, or is it more for kids who are already ok and want a little challenge? My DD is in P4, and she’s weak. Some concepts which I thought is pretty simple she still can’t grasp (eg questions asking ‘how much is the increase’ –> she still doesn’t grasp that they are asking for ‘difference’ or ‘minus’ operation). Any recommendations?
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i find onsponge too challengg. my gal
went for their wkshop. catch no ball -
i find onsponge too challengg. my gal
went for their wkshop. catch no ball -
what is the class size for onsponge?
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ccgoh:
what is the class size for onsponge?
Max 10 pupils per class. Have been looking around for a good Math tuition centre for my DS2 (p4). Contemplating between onSponge and Concept Math. Also considering a few other centers. Appreciate any comments on onSponge Math at Thomson. Thanks! -
24hr-mum:
Which level is your DD in.. P3 issit? By challenging, do u mean for workshop must already hv solid concept foundation?i find onsponge too challengg. my gal
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firefly38:
Onsponge n Concept Math is considered enrichment or tuition?ccgoh:
what is the class size for onsponge?
Max 10 pupils per class. Have been looking around for a good Math tuition centre for my DS2 (p4). Contemplating between onSponge and Concept Math. Also considering a few other centers. Appreciate any comments on onSponge Math at Thomson. Thanks! -
p4 now. went last dec for wkshop. i think for smart kids ok but mine is average only
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24hr-mum:
p4 now. went last dec for wkshop. i think for smart kids ok but mine is average only
Hi 24hr-mum, I also sent my P5 for their holiday camp last year when she was P4. Thought it was too compressed and rushed that didn't allow them to digest the information. Don't think the camp was a good idea as some of these concepts need time to appreciate and you get better through practise. So I didn't consider that for my ds.
Not sure if their weekly classes are better.
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