Am elated with my kid's result for the recent Maths SA1, and will really like to recommend my current maths tutor. He's a very experienced tutor who was a former teacher who was able to guide my dd with simple techniques to score for the exams. He was also able to come up with the right lesson summary and study points so that my dd was able to focus on attempting questions based on these study points, and not just work on questions not knowing what they are all about. I think this is the first time my dd has ever hit such great results and as much as I will like to say that my constant \"keep an eye on her works\" help a lot (haha~!) i would think Frankie was able to guide my dd well with the right techniques. If any of you parents out there need help with regards to maths for your children, feel free to contact him at 8139 3075.

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(Yes i know this thread is kinda old but no harm resurrecting again as I believe it is the time of the year where many parents will be worried of the kids' results if they did not do well in SA1)

Resurrecting this thread again even though it is a couple months old...


To add on to the latest post, I agree on the points made to make tuition a success for both parents and the children. But to add for student it is also not just about how focused and serious they are on lessons, but also what study techniques work best. Are they more comfortable in a group setting or one to one setting? What really perk them to want to put in the extra mile to do well or learn concept? Certain times it will depend on both the parents or the tutors to figure out the personality of the child or children and apply not just the right study techniques but also motivational techniques for them.

One more for tutors are that the more experienced the better as certain times for tutors who are part - time they get distracted by other things like their full-time job which will affect their tutoring. I started by letting my p4 daughter try science tuition as she did really badly in p3 (border line pass). As it is the first time, and I thought i could also help her so i employed part-time tutors. But i ended up having to manage not just my daughter but also the tutors as they keep changing time for classes which wasnt good for me and my daughter. I was really lucky through also this forum to get to know Frankie who helped my daughter tremendously after teaching her for about 3.5 months or so. I think he applied the right study and motivational technique by getting to talk to my daughter on why and the how to improve her grades. Her recent SA1 grade was quite an improvement and even her teacher was a bit surprised by her progress. For me as a parent I am also pleasantly surprised but her improvements but Frankie did tell me it is more of the motivation rather than study technique for my daughter as previously she has always done well and thought she can get by and she didnt know that having an additional new subject created a greater load on her. She also realized from my chat with Frankie that she needs to put in more effort to really learn the foundations first and to read broadly to learn the new science concepts. If any of you parents out there require science tuition, you can contact Frankie. I believe he has > 30 years experience and was a former teacher before he focused on tutoring full-time. You can contact him at 81393075 to know more.

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