Comparing Math Enrichment Programmes

[shirlynnler]

Hi Parents, I am searching around for recommended enrichment centre to send my 3 year old girl for classes. After reading the past reviews, i realized most of the parents recommend


- MPM Math
- Kumon
- CMA

My objective is to train my girl for her mental calculation in math, and not only this, also hopes to train her in many areas i.e. IQ, EQ etc. It seems like MPM math meets my expectation. i also understand that many parents whom sent their children to this school commented that their fees are quite expensive, does anyone care to share the school fee? and any updated reviews on their kids after attending the course?

I am also planning to send my girl for english course as well, thinking about "my english school" but i am not sure if it helps or not. Kumon offers 1 stop to both courses which i am looking at, but kinda of pondering now.

any parents care to comment?
Thanks in advance.

[passioninlearning]

For parents and readers who are seeking academic help, here is a post I wrote, on some of the aspects to look out for, in a tutor / educator


https://passioninlearning.wordpress.com/choosing-a-tutor/

[Jialing]

Following the right teacher is more important than paying for the branding of the centre.

[Supermomcarrie]

I recommend Kuno method from Japan, http://www.kunomethod.com.sg.


They offer quality courses for children 3-6 years to help them grasp mathematical concepts like operations, geometry, measurement and so on. More importantly, how to think logically, how to analyse problems and solve them effectively.

The lessons also train languages, articulation. Memory training, spatial recognition, IQ-style questions are also part of the lessons.

[Supermomcarrie]

I recommend Kuno method from Japan, http://www.kunomethod.com.sg.


They offer quality courses for children 3-6 years to help them grasp mathematical concepts like operations, geometry, measurement and so on. More importantly, how to think logically, how to analyse problems and solve them effectively.

The lessons also train languages, articulation. Memory training, spatial recognition, IQ-style questions are also part of the lessons.

[manorway]

Sounds like advertising. Haha

[BranT]

My son is very interested in math and likes to solve math problems that are very challenging. He has attended math lessons since P1. He has obtain strong math skills through the notes that cover all the curriculums in School and questions that are more challenging. Since then, he got full marks in all his Math exams since P1 and always looks forward to Math lessons at TLL every week. He has a very good teacher and my son likes his teacher so much!

[karen2010]

manorway:

Sounds like advertising. Haha

agree with you

[manorway]

giraffeviolin:

Hi! Anyone heard of educhamps academy at goldhill novena ? They do GEP... any parents have sent their child there ??

Anyone can exaggerate claims that they have 100% success rate or x number successful in GEP screening. Same goes with teachers’ credentials. What TOP student, ex-MOE teacher with awards?! Especially when it is on their own website. Where is the proof? Nowadays I will trust Facebook reviews more than words on centre’s website (also must check FB accounts of those who review to see authentic or fake accounts). Anything else that is printed by the tutor is ALL advertising speak! Approach with caution.

[huilin83]

Hi All Parents,


We will be moving to Keat Hong soon. Any good tuition centre to recommend for P5 and P3 maths and English.

TIA!!