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Sharing on Scoliosis

https://file.go.gov.sg/scoliosis-factsheet-for-parents.pdf

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Bags on Wheels suitable for Secondary School

Any recommendations on Bags on Wheels suitable for Secondary School please

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https://s.shopee.sg/706O383h1G these seem to work well for now

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retake PSLE

progressing from PRI to SEC? someone has asked me when a student will be required to retake PSLE... where to find this info on MOE website?

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thanks... i heard the daddy is making some applications... hope things will work out

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Not feeding well

Baby is one week to 5 months old now. Recently he refuse to drink milk and make a lot of “ehh” sounds throughout the day. He also has a lot of spit up (legit will be all over the floor) after feeds if he drinks. He sleep well and is pooping/peeing normally. Any advices from the mamas here? Should we bring him to see a pd?

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doesnt seem like much cause for concern at the moment... there shd b a developmental check up soon... can seek professional healthcare advice then... my LOs development checks all done at polyclinic & this is a question nurse will always ask me

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Art Jamming and Art Courses in a Brand New Studio - Cove N Collectives

Join us in our brand new outlet for Art Jamming sessions and register for Art courses! 10% off Art Jamming from now to 30th Nov 2024! #artstudio #artclasses

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Supporting Your Child’s Math Journey: learning math in Singapore

As parents in Singapore, many of us are no strangers to the pressures our children face in school. Among the various subjects, math seems to be a perennial challenge for students at all levels. With the rigorous education system in Singapore, many students find themselves struggling to grasp complex mathematical concepts, especially as they transition to higher levels. The pressure is not only on students but also on parents, who feel the weight of ensuring their children succeed academically. The Growing Struggle with Math Math is often perceived as one of the most difficult subjects by students in Singapore. Whether it’s primary school students grappling with foundational concepts like whole numbers and fractions, or secondary students navigating the complexities of algebra and geometry, the struggle is real. Many parents watch as their children lose confidence and motivation due to the demands of the curriculum. For students preparing for major exams like the PSLE or O-Levels, the stress is amplified, leaving parents unsure of how best to support their children. The challenge doesn’t end with academic understanding. Students often make careless mistakes under time pressure or misinterpret questions in the exam setting, leading to frustration. Parents find themselves at a crossroads: Do they offer more tuition, or do they risk overwhelming their child? Why Personalised Tutoring is Key This is where a structured and supportive math tuition approach becomes critical. At Daniel’s Math Tuition, we understand the difficulties that both students and parents face. Daniel has over a decade of experience in helping students rebuild their confidence in math through tailored lessons. His approach is based on identifying individual weaknesses and guiding students towards understanding the subject, rather than rote memorization. Through Daniel’s Math Tuition, students are encouraged to ask questions freely, practice regularly, and overcome their fear of making mistakes. We aim not only to improve students’ math grades but also to instill a sense of achievement and enjoyment in solving problems. Working Hand-in-Hand with Parents As a parent, your role is just as crucial in your child’s academic journey. While it’s natural to feel anxious about their performance, Daniel works closely with parents to ensure a collaborative approach. Regular updates on your child’s progress, coupled with an open line of communication, ensure that parents are always in the loop. We know that every child is different, which is why flexibility and patience are key elements of Daniel’s teaching method. At Daniel’s Math Tuition, we understand that parenting is difficult, especially when it comes to academic pressure. Our goal is to alleviate some of that pressure by providing effective support for your child’s math learning. For more tips on helping your child excel in math, check out Daniel’s Math Tuition and other valuable resources on The Asian Parent. For more information about Daniel’s Math Tuition and how we can help your child thrive in math, visit us at danielsmathtuition.com.

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Any reading class recommend for 2020 babies?

Looking to let my girl to join Reading school. Any recommendations? Looking at West Side preferably but I'm open to options so long it's good. Thank you in advance

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What is the best math tuition for my P6 child?

For math he is very weak getting single digit scores

Go F9 TO A1 academy

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Looking for tutors with good track record to teach P6 Math

Any recommendations on tuition centres in woodlands or home tutors?

You may try this site https://singaporetuitionteachers.com But you must understand the reason why the child needs tuition first.

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Literature tuition

Any recommendations for S1 Literature tuition please?

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