P.S. Besides the free worksheets and papers, MugCorner also has an online practice side (free during early access). Students practise any chapter, and when they get one wrong it shows exactly which step went wrong, with a step-by-step guide and short WA practice papers marked with where the marks went. mugcornersg.com?ref=kp

Hi parents,

I’m a Maths tutor (T-Leng Tuition). The thing I see most often is students who do 50 questions, get 20 wrong, check the answer at the back, and still don’t know why. So I built MugCorner, a practice site for Sec 1 to Sec 4 Maths (G1, G2, G3 and A-Math), to do what I’d do sitting next to them:

• Topical practice for every chapter, from easy to exam level. When an answer is wrong, it doesn’t just say “wrong”: it names the mistake (e.g. a sign error when expanding, or forgetting the ±).
• Stuck? A step-by-step guide breaks the question into steps and checks each one, so they find the exact line where they went off.
• WA practice papers on the chapters being tested, marked with where the marks went, then a short follow-up paper on just the weak spots.
• Revision reminders bring back topics they’re starting to forget, and a progress page shows which chapters are solid and which aren’t.
• Works on a phone or laptop, and can be added to the home screen like an app.

It follows the current MOE syllabus, and the questions are generated fresh, so students can’t just memorise answers. It’s free during early access:
mugcornersg.com?ref=kp

The chapter notes, worksheets and exam-style papers are free to read and print without an account: mugcornersg.com/worksheets?ref=kp

It’s still early, so I’d really value feedback from parents and students: what’s useful, what’s confusing, and any question that looks wrong. Happy to answer questions here too.

Hi parents,

I’m a Maths tutor (T-Leng Tuition), and with the year-end holidays coming I’ve put together some free 6-week head-start plans for next year’s Maths. Sharing in case they’re useful:

• Getting ready for Sec 3 A-Math (2 weeks of Sec 2 algebra first, then the first A-Math chapters)
• Getting ready for Sec 3 E-Math
• Getting ready for Sec 2 Maths
• A Sec 4 E-Math head start

Each week is one or two chapters, with the notes to read and a printable worksheet. Answers and full worked solutions are at the back, so your child can mark their own work. No sign-up needed:
mugcornersg.com/plans?ref=kp

If your child is starting A-Math next year, the two weeks of Sec 2 algebra are the part I’d do even if you skip the rest. Most students who struggle in the first A-Math test are actually tripped up by factorising and algebraic fractions.

Happy to answer any questions about the plans or a particular chapter.