Wazzup Pilipinas!
Mathemagis Singapore Maths would like to share their upcoming Summer Programs for 2015.
Mathemagis is an after-school enrichment program for kids based on Singapore's internationally acclaimed and proven curriculum and methodology. With a 5-pronged holistic approach to learning, the program focuses on developing problem solving skills through conceptual understanding of math principles, visualization using bar models, and a systematic progression of concepts that strengthens math basics and leads to mastery.
Mathemagis is designed for children ages 4 and up based on Singapore's proven and effective Mathematics curriculum and methodology. Mathemagis focuses on developing children's analytical and problem solving skills through the use of bar-model approach to analyze word problems. It also follows Singapore's concrete --> visual --> abstract --> progression of teaching math concepts which makes math more understandable and fun for kids of various skill levels and interests.
It is divided into three main parts. Preschoolers, Levels 1 - 3 (Beginners - Intermediate) and Levels 4 - 6 (Intermediate to Advanced) Preschoolers (4 - 6 yo) willl develop early math skills and concepts through concrete and visual math activities aimed at boosting their confidence and abilities in doing math. Students in levels 1- 3 build a strong math foundation in their problem-solving and analytical skills and a deep understanding and application of basic math concepts. Mastery of numerical, geometic, algebraic and statistical math concepts and problem-solving is the primary aim of levels 4 - 6.
Their mission is to help more Filipino kids develop their analytical and problem-solving skills in math through enjoyable activities, logical topic progression and deep understanding of math concepts enabling them to appreciate the beauty and power of math.
Cutting the long story short, they make learning maths immensely fun!
Call your nearest branch quick to sign-up for a free assessment and know more!
Further announcements can be found though our website and facebook page (facebook.com/mathemagis).
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Most of us hate mathematics and thought that this subject is difficult. Well, if that's the case, this is the solution to the problem. We can spend our summer in learning math, instead of just lying on your bed the whole day. You will learn things in math and at the same time you'll have fun and gain new friends.
ReplyDeleteThis summer program will help those kids out there who are having a hard time understanding math learn more while having fun. Shoutout to all parents out there, dont miss this great opputunity!
ReplyDeleteMath one of the most important subjects a kid should understand most. Making this program important
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ReplyDeleteMy new teacher is unable to adequately explain arithmetic lectures; as a result, I have earned bad grades and have obviously deteriorated in my math skills in my course over the previous two months. Then I began looking for a math tutor in Houston, Texas, and after visiting a few other websites, I discovered the one I required, but I'm referring to this one. Everything is given in a clear and obvious manner here, and I can now skip math sessions entirely and come home to teach it in the evening.
ReplyDeleteIt's actually a challenge to find such programs nowadays, I'd like to let my son learn math that way because I'm pretty bad at math myself. I even decided to turn to brighterly math to help him with it, and I'm glad that his math tutor has a good approach, so my son actually can't wait for the next lesson. But if I stumble upon similar math summer programs, I'll definitely let my son join them because it's not only educational, but also entertaining, and it's a great way to make friends when you're a kid.
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