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      michiiyo
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      PM you

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        eifrus
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        Hi Tulpen,


        If kid is interested n willing to do the homework, PLUS able to cope with school work, then probably can continue with the program. Has your kid completed multiplication n division already?

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          CK0917
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          How long it will normally takes for the kids to complete multiplication & division?

          thks

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            eifrus
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            Think 2 years should be able to cover multiplication n division. Multiplication starts at grade 10.

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              CK0917
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              eifrus:
              Think 2 years should be able to cover multiplication n division. Multiplication starts at grade 10.

              Do you mean in 2 yrs time they shd be mastering addition, subtraction, multiplication & division?

              My DS just joined & yesterday was his 2nd lesson, i was told that teacher starts teaching him addition, i was wondering how long it takes for him to master all the addition, subtraction, multiplication & division?

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                Gifts from Heaven
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                CK0917:
                eifrus:

                Think 2 years should be able to cover multiplication n division. Multiplication starts at grade 10.


                Do you mean in 2 yrs time they shd be mastering addition, subtraction, multiplication & division?

                My DS just joined & yesterday was his 2nd lesson, i was told that teacher starts teaching him addition, i was wondering how long it takes for him to master all the addition, subtraction, multiplication & division?

                It depends on at what age your child starts the programme and how fast he can master the techniques. They will master addition, subtraction, multiplication & division by end of Grade 6. Grade 5 and below will be the Master grades. In my opinion, 2 yrs is a v challenging target, unless your kid is exceptional šŸ˜„ .

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                  Shortiesnap
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                  Hi i need a referral for CMA Novena, please pm me. thanks.


                  Can I ask, my girl is currently 3yr and 7mth old. Anyone can advise if this is helpful? Thanks a lot!

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                    Poohbear
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                    Shortiesnap:
                    Hi i need a referral for CMA Novena, please pm me. thanks.


                    Can I ask, my girl is currently 3yr and 7mth old. Anyone can advise if this is helpful? Thanks a lot!
                    Pm u

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                      Tulpen
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                      eifrus:
                      Hi Tulpen,


                      If kid is interested n willing to do the homework, PLUS able to cope with school work, then probably can continue with the program. Has your kid completed multiplication n division already?

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                      My kid started ard 8mths ago and now in Grade 10 with mulitplication..not yet start division...

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                        CK0917
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                        Gifts from Heaven:
                        CK0917:

                        [quote=\"eifrus\"]Think 2 years should be able to cover multiplication n division. Multiplication starts at grade 10.


                        Do you mean in 2 yrs time they shd be mastering addition, subtraction, multiplication & division?

                        My DS just joined & yesterday was his 2nd lesson, i was told that teacher starts teaching him addition, i was wondering how long it takes for him to master all the addition, subtraction, multiplication & division?

                        It depends on at what age your child starts the programme and how fast he can master the techniques. They will master addition, subtraction, multiplication & division by end of Grade 6. Grade 5 and below will be the Master grades. In my opinion, 2 yrs is a v challenging target, unless your kid is exceptional šŸ˜„ .[/quote]
                        Thks for your input.
                        My boy K1 boy just started his lesson 2 weeks ago, i am not trying to compare, i just want to gauge how long it takes for him to go thru the lesson & to master his addition, subtraction, multiplication & division.
                        Will there be any exam for him to move to the next level? or teacher will access his standard then decide to move him?
                        Thks.

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