Comparing Math Enrichment Programmes

[J_mummy]

MikShar:

Hi, any parents heard of Daekyo Eye Level?


Ds is very careless when doing Maths so trying to find a suitable enrichment program that can help (hopefully)!

Hi,

Daekyo Eye Level is the new name for Enopi Math. They have program for kids age 3-14. A diagnostic test will be given for the child to determine the starting level and it is a individualized learning program. The math program consists of both basic thinking math for building foundation and critical thinking math for training of analytical skills and reasoning power.

Website: http://www.myeyelevel.com

[Kevin Fernandos]

Hi everyone, few months back my child had some serious mathematics related issues, and because of that I was very worried. I tried asking him few times and I noticed that he wasn’t paying enough attention in his mathematics lessons.

Couple of days later I was having a conversation with a friend on education and that’s when he recommended Fruition Learning Hub, I am not really a fan of sending children to tuitions as I feel that it gives them an extra burden to deal with, so we had a really detailed argument about it which ended when he put our 10 years friendship on the line, so I had no option than to try the tuition center.
The faculty members and infrastructure were portraying a perfect educational atmosphere. One daily assignment and every week one-on-one parent-teacher session seemed too much in the beginning but after few months seemed a part of the routine, in just 5 months I noticed my son is able to solve almost every mathematical word problems his grade book had to offer and he showed very good result in his mocks too. In all my daily meetings with my child over maths issues were solved for good.

[fruittypie]

Perhaps your child needs motivation? My kids used to dislike studying. Finds lessons boring. Always hovering around 50-60s. No matter how I tried to encourage, motivate and even resort to bargaining. It just did not worked. I got my current tutor’s contact through my colleague. Within 6 months, both my kids improved.

My P4 DS got all band 1 and maths was 94%. When he took back the paper I thought the school teacher had counted wrongly.

Till today I am still amazed and curious about what the tutor had done.

I’ll pm u my tutor’s contact Dmanor. Wish you all the best!

[buds]

Hi DManor. An acquaintance of mine had lovely feedback on Concept Math. You may want to check them out.

[finnfinn]

hi

can you please pm me? my son's math result is hovering around 50 - 60 marks also... in P3 too

fruittypie:

Perhaps your child needs motivation? My kids used to dislike studying. Finds lessons boring. Always hovering around 50-60s. No matter how I tried to encourage, motivate and even resort to bargaining. It just did not worked. I got my current tutor's contact through my colleague. Within 6 months, both my kids improved.
My P4 DS got all band 1 and maths was 94%. When he took back the paper I thought the school teacher had counted wrongly.

Till today I am still amazed and curious about what the tutor had done.

I'll pm u my tutor's contact Dmanor. Wish you all the best!

[chic_savvy]

Hi Fruitypie, I would like the contact as well. Please pm me

[alfretztay]

Greetings to all parents and guardians who are still searching for a full-time result-oriented male educator,


Let me first give you a brief on the experience that I would bring along with me : I am Alfretz Tay, a full-time result-oriented educator with more 10 years of experience in coaching mainly primary and lower secondary school students in EMS and EM respectively. In addition, I also have more than three years of experience as a freelance trainer in conducting various enrichment courses, including Mathematics and Mathematics Olympiad enrichment classes, up to secondary two level, in more than thirty local schools.

For the record this year, I have successfully aided a P3 girl in passing her CA2 Math after she failed her SA1 Math. Also, one of my P6 students has consistently been passing his Math tests and examinations, attaining an \"A\" for his preliminary Math 2013, after his parents engaged me as his Math tutor. He had failed his SA1 Math in 2012. For the PSLE 2012, one of my students also scored \"A\"s for EMS while another scored B, A and A* for EMS respectively. Also, a lower secondary student managed to score \"A\"s in both 2011(Sec 1) and 2012(Sec 2) for Maths after attaining a \"B\" in the PSLE Maths. Further away in 2009, a student, the youngest of three brothers, scored A* for both Mathematics and Science and \"A\" for English in the PSLE 2009 and is presently studying in Victoria School. His eldest and elder brothers had scored A* for Mathematics and Science respectively in their respective PSLEs. Both are presently in NUS with the former majoring in Statistics and the latter in Bio-engineering. In 2008, I managed to successfully coach a P6 student to obtaining an \"A\" for his PSLE Maths. His mother had engaged me as his tutor after he failed his school PSLE preliminary Maths papers then.

My rates for P3 students are S$75 and S$90 for each 1.5h and 2h one-to-one lesson respectively. However, you could stop engaging me after any lesson if you find that I am not worth the rate that I charge. If you are still interested in engaging me as your child's tutor, please email your full address and preferred days and timings to [email protected], quoting kiasuparents. Also, all the parents of my students agree with me that in order to avoid any misunderstanding, I would collect the fee before I conduct each lesson.

Thank you.

Warmest regards and have a wonderful week ahead,
Tay Shuh Teck, Alfretz

\"A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops.\" -- Henry Adams

[ishimura]

Have you guys heard of JEIMath? I did some research on the net. Its from Korea. Saw some posting shared on Facebook about free diagnostic test for K2 going to P1. Test is suppose to identify gaps and access readiness for P1. Thanks.

[BigDad]

ishimura:

Have you guys heard of JEIMath? I did some research on the net. Its from Korea. Saw some posting shared on Facebook about free diagnostic test for K2 going to P1. Test is suppose to identify gaps and access readiness for P1. Thanks.

My sister-in-law found in good for her son. He has been in JEI since K2, now in P4, always near top for Math.

[Berry123]

Hi,

I’m planning the send my P3 dd to Math tuition class, any recommendation? Thanks.