HI,


My 3 children were with PSLEMath. The programme is very systematic and structured. All my 3 kids benefited. I’ve no experience with Concept Math but I heard their teacher student ratio is something like 1 to 10+. Personal opinion is I feel this is abit of a stretch. In saying that, I did read many good reviewed.

Kim - good post! Keep it up. I agree with your final 3 points advise. Especially the third point.

giraffeviolin:

Anyone have your child in jei psle math in marine parade for N2 level ? (4 years old). I can see lots of praise for teachers at parkway parade. Any recommended teachers there for N2 level ? From what I understand teacher Jason not teaching 4 years old. Pls advise

I am also in a delima if I should go for jei math or neuromath. Any suggestions ?

I recommend, Liling, Jeanne, Anna, Weiru. In saying that I'm not sure they offer N2. The programme as I am aware start at K1.

schnauzie:

Thanks for the feedback. It is really useful in helping me compare the program. How old were your kids when they begin the program?

I start them at K1, P1 and P3.

Two of my 2 kids were with their preschool programme. Prior they were with MPM and also kumon. Of the three ,I feel MPM and PSLEMath is more interesting . PSLEmath uses the JEI programme for the preschool. The content coverage is pretty similar between MPM and PSLEmath. The reason why I switched from MPM to JEI is because the PSLEmath programme provide continuity to primary school. The class size is maximum 6 student per teacher. The other reason which make me switch is MPM do not allow the books to kept by the parents or students . I find this unacceptable because how do I as a parent able to recap and review what was taught in class if I am not allowed to bring the work books home.


I’m with the marine parade branch, I’m not sure if there is a difference in setup.
Hope that helps.

rsvp:

I will like to gather more feedback on PSLEMath. I've visited their HQ at Marine Parade. I viewed some of their materials and the teaching method. I have to say the material is unique and the methodology described make sense. Marine Parade is too far thus I'm pretty happy that they told me they have a new branch at Bukit Batok.


I visited the Bukit Batok branch a week ago, spoken to the centre manager, Ms Candice. She will also be the teacher. Anyone signup so far? feedback :xedfingers: ?

As the centre is new, likely not many feedback yet. Generally, you can trust the programme. As for the teachers, I am aware that all the teachers have to undergo regular training in their Marine Parade office.

Very good post. Amazing how elaborated and extent these people will go to …

happyhappygirl:

Thanks bubbleberry! Any feedback on their programme?

You may consider some old analysis I made

http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum ... 4&start=10

sydney:

lsj:

Hi, my son is in P5 and has been with PSLE Math with almost 6 months now. Have recently discovered OnSponge-Oodles Learning and was wondering if I should switch him over? Any feedback which centre is better? Appreciate very much if there's any sharing on this

I have 3 kids with them. One cleared PSLE in 2011 with an A*. Still have a P4 and a P2 with them. I have reviewed onsponge materials closely. Their questions are good. Comparing it to JEIPSLEMath, I find the latter covers a wider scope and a little more difficult. What I can find in Onsponge text I can find in JEIPSLEMath but not the other way round. It is also alot more structured than Onsponge. What I really really like about them is the way they group their questions into concepts. It makes alot of sense to me and helps me alot when I use it to guide my kids.

Need to add - you should also ask your DS if he is learning from the lesson. The kids opinion is more important than mummies in the forum.

lsj:

Hi, my son is in P5 and has been with PSLE Math with almost 6 months now. Have recently discovered OnSponge-Oodles Learning and was wondering if I should switch him over? Any feedback which centre is better? Appreciate very much if there's any sharing on this

I have 3 kids with them. One cleared PSLE in 2011 with an A*. Still have a P4 and a P2 with them. I have reviewed onsponge materials closely. Their questions are good. Comparing it to JEIPSLEMath, I find the latter covers a wider scope and a little more difficult. What I can find in Onsponge text I can find in JEIPSLEMath but not the other way round. It is also alot more structured than Onsponge. What I really really like about them is the way they group their questions into concepts. It makes alot of sense to me and helps me alot when I use it to guide my kids.