MPM Maths - Discussion
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hquek:
My kids went to the centre at Parkway Building, Marine Parade.hi mandarin,
can share which centre your kids went to? Thanks! -
KingRascal:
Hi,Hi Mandarin,
Finally I found someone whose children went through the upper primary levels under MPM. My DS enjoys MPM alot and I strongly agree that the concepts introduced are creative and cld lead to some mathematical concepts in later years. Take for example the coordinates he came across in k2...it's actually the graphical x and y thingy.
However I hardly see upper primary children with the centre. I was wondering if the relevance is lacking for upper primary. I also wonder which series (old or new) is better. Currently my DS is approaching end p2's workbooks. He's doing the new series. Thanks
Agree that there are very few upper primary students in MPM. I believe by then, most parents prefer to engage private tutors and enrol their kids into tuition centres that focus on exams syllabus.
I have no experience with the new series, so can't comment. I personally like the old series as it gives the kids something outside school syllabus to work with.
But then again, not all kids are the same, we need to be clear if we are developing their strengths or addressing their weakness. So, this method may work for one but not another. The perennial challenge that parents face ! -
Hi mandarin. Can you share if MPM is good for preschoolers? My child is in N2.
Also, which instructors at the Parkway Building are better for young children?
Thanks
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soup:
I believe if the child is very young, Jelic will be offered. This programme trains more on logical thinking. But my children didn't go through it, so I can't comment. Because the new series is now offered to younger students and my children didn't go through the new series, so I am not sure. Though I have some feedback from friends (whose kids are in lower primary) that the new series is almost like school assessment since they align the syllabus with MOE, so not worth the fees. I think you might have to go talk to the instructor to understand better.Hi mandarin. Can you share if MPM is good for preschoolers? My child is in N2.
Also, which instructors at the Parkway Building are better for young children?
Thanks
No preference on any instructor. Sorry, can't help you there. -
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Does anyone have comments on mpm centres at bishan, thomson, toa payoh and amk?
I am thinking about sending my k1 son to mpm, but wondering which centre will be better? I know bishan and thomson are like one-teacher operation where the teachers open the centre and have one classroom only. what about centres at toa payoh and amk? thanks. -
soup:
Hi soup, my daughter started with MPM when she was in N2 (towards the end of class), she was 4 year and 6 month. The hougang center that she is with does not have jelic program, so you may want to check with the center if they can take up the younger kid.Hi mandarin. Can you share if MPM is good for preschoolers? My child is in N2.
Also, which instructors at the Parkway Building are better for young children?
Thanks
FYI, my daughter was tested and jumped to work on Book 17 straight away. so i guess N2 can be an entry age too. -
just to add on, itβs been 3 months she is with MPM, this year she is in K1. She loves to go to MPM and always look forward to go day on wed. When she comes back with new manipulative tools, she will tell me about how to use it. When I pretend do not know how to answer the question, she will explain to me in a very logical way.
So I am very satisfied with MPM. I love the questions which are very creative and stimulating, and more importantly my girl enjoys doing it very much. It is less struggle for both of us and makes her learning easier. Every time she brings back the work book for homework, she will do it by herself without anyone ever asks to. -
I also heard from my coll that MPM is very suitable for young kids. It helps to develop their interest in Maths.
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Anyone has children at the tampines mart centre? Want to find out whether the teacher there is good.
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