MPM Maths - Discussion
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Is anyone’s child studying at MPM woodlands civic center branch? We had the worst experience there. Management has already changed 3 times and not coordinated at all. Teachers didn’t teach properly and my child became so confused. Just pulled out mine and placed into another center. Much better now. I just wanted to know if anyone had similar experiences or maybe just our case was mismanaged.
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Hi Soursop,
My dd is in MPM woodlands civic centre too. She has been there for 3 months and frankly speaking, I still do not know who her trainer is. Everytime I sent her there, there will always be different trainer taking her. Am so fed up of it. I have been thinking of transferring her out. My dd was also confused with her maths and I wonder whether is it the trainer didn’t teach properly or simply just provide her the answer. Previously, she is still ok with her maths.
Currently, which branch is your child in? If transfer out, do we need to pay registration fee again? -
wah, your child finish on 1 hr for 2 materials, very very clever. If based on this type of child who is serious, fully concentrated and independent. MPM materials can be easily tackle with 45-90mins for 2 materials.
It is unhealthy practise to stay in the MPM classroom for more than 2 hrs. Examination time how? Paper cannot finish on time, that’s it. How can MPM in that centre practise not according to real life situation?
I don’t mind if my child can’t complete on time.
And I will scold my child instead for not concentrating in the class.
I saw some kids stay for 2-3 hrs just to complete the 2 materials (18 pages). Something is wrong right? That is a good practise for the kids to take own sweet time to complete. -
I noticed on the front page of DS’ work books that there are spaces to record the start and end time.
So perhaps the original intention was to record the time taken to track a child’s progress by their speed and accuracy (like Kumon does)? -
friendship:
Speed training is not my concern now. I know mpm is enrichment and not tuition. I send dd1 there not for speed. If I wanted speed, I would go to CMA.wah, your child finish on 1 hr for 2 materials, very very clever. If based on this type of child who is serious, fully concentrated and independent. MPM materials can be easily tackle with 45-90mins for 2 materials.
It is unhealthy practise to stay in the MPM classroom for more than 2 hrs. Examination time how? Paper cannot finish on time, that's it. How can MPM in that centre practise not according to real life situation?
I don't mind if my child can't complete on time.
And I will scold my child instead for not concentrating in the class.
I saw some kids stay for 2-3 hrs just to complete the 2 materials (18 pages). Something is wrong right? That is a good practise for the kids to take own sweet time to complete.
Test and exams in school is to test concept learned in class. But I view MPM as brain training in other aspects.
Even in the same prog, parents have different expectations. -
HI Snow1976,
I have pm you. Better not to talk about these "complaints" openly. -
It is not an issue of ‘speed’. It is about time management. Even playing computer games, still there is a time limit right? Even adults need to have ‘dateline’ to submit the assignment.
It is a priviledge for a child as young as 5 yrs old knows Time Management. It is a good headstart even before embarking primary sch education.
The wonder of this programme is that beside math concept, it teaches the student to be independent, managing time, possess competitiveness.
There is a P5 boy who can complete 2 materials plus the homework part within 90 mins. Never asks questions. He figures out his own. I think these are the kids who benefitted from the programme. -
friendship:
Like I say different expectations. As long as parents know what they wish to get out of it, then it's ok.It is not an issue of 'speed'. It is about time management. Even playing computer games, still there is a time limit right? Even adults need to have 'dateline' to submit the assignment.
It is a priviledge for a child as young as 5 yrs old knows Time Management. It is a good headstart even before embarking primary sch education.
The wonder of this programme is that beside math concept, it teaches the student to be independent, managing time, possess competitiveness.
There is a P5 boy who can complete 2 materials plus the homework part within 90 mins. Never asks questions. He figures out his own. I think these are the kids who benefitted from the programme. -
BigDevil:
Which books are your son doing now?ksks3mum:
my son completed 1/2 of each book ( total 2 bks) in 1 hr, Is this reasonable?
My son takes about 1 hr too...he's at book 29 and 30.
For both books total 19 pages he completed in 1 hr time.
Yes i know is not about speed but i rather have my boy complete all pages of 2 books in mpm classroom rather then bring it home to do. My son simply wouldn't sit still at home and he cannot concentrate if at home. I must have cane standby..........
Am not sure about what book - its SG075 & SG076. He did not start from 1st book. He's K2 now. -
soursop:
Why not, am curious tooHI Snow1976,
I have pm you. Better not to talk about these \"complaints\" openly.
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