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      applefan90
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      babynistar03:
      My son is in K1 and was told by Tampines CPF branch to sign him up for Jelic and move to MPM when in K2. My son joined in Mar'13 and loves the class so I'm ok with it. Just spoke to the teacher in charge and apparently its better to build a strong foundation with Jelic before moving to MPM.


      As Jelic and MPM is more on maths concepts and logic. Do I still need to send him to Abacus class? I've read the forum on Abacus training but still worried that my son might be confused when enter P1 with abacus. Any thoughts?

      Abacus is good for mental calculation.
      It will help in the calculation skills but not problem solving skills.
      It's good to let your K1 child try out since he's still so young. Give him exposure if budget is not a concern.

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        applefan90
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        totoro:
        So mpm is better than CMA?


        Every programmes have their strength. It depends on what you want your child to pick up. Better you visit the centres and view their materials before you decide which programmes suits your child's needs.

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          octoberbaby
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          don’t understand why only listen to ‘hear say’. Try out your own.


          Different kids different development. A mother who has intelligent kid will gives different testimony from a mother who has a lazy kid.

          Cannot compare mah. Some even cannot cope with easy questions.

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            totoro
            last edited by

            MPM questions or workbook originated from where ?

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              totoro
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              Sometimes feel guilty sending them to enrichment but it is to prepare them early. So they not suffer to cope the maths in primary school.

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                Ran1977
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                octoberbaby:
                don't understand why only listen to 'hear say'. Try out your own.


                Different kids different development. A mother who has intelligent kid will gives different testimony from a mother who has a lazy kid.

                Cannot compare mah. Some even cannot cope with easy questions.
                I agree whole-heartedly. I have been given and now I have been giving this same advice to many people.
                What works for one child may not work for another so parents should understand their child and their learning style before just putting them with their friends. At the end, it will be a waste of time and money. Worse, the poor child that can't cope may end up losing self-confidence no thanks to the parents...

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                  octoberbaby
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                  I recommend to my friend. I myself feel bai seh to the instructor for introducing them. Never know my friend’s kid has no initiative to start on her own. Every page must wait for the instructor to stand beside her then willing to do. A simple basic question such as 5+6= __ also could not do on her own. P1 kid.

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                    totoro
                    last edited by

                    How different is Jelic and MPM ?

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                      SAHM_TAN
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                      totoro:
                      How different is Jelic and MPM ?

                      Jelic is for younger kids, pre-school. Majority hands-on activities. Will bring back worksheets. The training is still mostly on logic and thinking skills, observation skills.

                      MPM - can start fr mid-K1 or K2 till P6. I think if join later than P3 will not accept. The materials are workbook and some topics will include manupluatives. The booklet will be retained by the centre after you have seen the marked work. You get to keep the manupluatives. The training is on thinking skills and to view maths qns from different angles.

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                        kk01
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                        Hi everyone, I’m new here. Can anyone share with me any experience at pasir ris east cc branch and tampines CPU branch. I tried to call the branches but no answer. Thanks a lot.

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