Learn. Play. Interact. This is how children learn. Our learning centre offers classes in STEM (Scie
GrapeSEED English, Singapore Maths, Abacus & Mental Arithmetic, Snap Circuits Electronics and Lego Robotics
14/03/2020
School closed? Study online, for free.
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This is serious fun, home-made 😊
03/12/2019
Learning in Malaysian schools should shift from rote learning to conceptual understanding (deep learning) and real-world applications (authentic learning); from classroom learning to lifelong learning; from students as passive learners to active learners.
Quality teachers are key From DR RANJIT SINGH MALHI, Kuala Lumpur.
24/11/2018
To make your child more resilient, you need to let her fail. https://bit.ly/2NJcudu
12/10/2018
No more exams in Singapore schools. About time!
Discussions, homework and quizzes are set to replace marks and grades as the preferred method of collecting information on the performance of young primary school pupils.
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13/09/2018
Spelling competition. Teamwork, fun and engaging.
There are many forms of intelligence. Schools mainly focus on academic intelligence only. Children are creative until they go to school.
Malaysian education system needs serious reform. Focus on creativity, innovation and critical thinking. We need independent thinkers and self-directed learners.
05/04/2018
Education is about helping our children to discover the joy of learning and preparing them for the future. Learn, play, interact.
06/01/2018
Grammar is your friend ...
25/12/2017
“A child educated only at school is an uneducated child”
10 Essential Life Lessons Children are Not Taught in School Here are 10 essential lessons children are not taught in school, although it is of true importance that every person should know.
15/11/2017
Developing number sense and thinking skills at an early age is important for future success.
A Stanford professor says we should teach more math in preschool Research has shown that math skills for kids entering kindergarten were a strong predictor of both math and reading skills in the third and fifth grades.