IGT Home Tuition English Lessons

🌟 DYD Home Tuition Services 🌟 (Formally Known as IGT Training Centre)
📚 New Intake Now Open!
We are now accepting students from:
✅ SJKC
✅ SK
✅ SJKT
🎯 Subjects Covered
• Bahasa Melayu
• English
• Mathematics
• Tamil (for SJKT)
• Homework guidance & exam preparation
👩‍🏫 Teaching Modes Available
🏠 Physical Classes (Home Tuition)
💻 Online Classes (Evening Sessions)
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Class Arrangement
• 1-to-1 (Non-siblings)
• Small Group (Maximum 2 students – siblings only)
⏰ Session Time
• Morning & Afternoon – Physical Classes
• Evening – Online Classes
✨ Why Choose DYD Home Tuition?
✔️ Personalised attention
✔️ Experienced & patient tutor
✔️ Suitable for weak, average & improving students
✔️ Focus on understanding, not memorising
📍 Location: Petaling Jaya (Physical Classes)
📞 Contact Mrs Logan@Ms Shanti today at 017-2103211 to secure a place!

DYD Home tuition Services. New intake and Classes for SK, SMK students

Shanti Loganathan

DYD Home Tuition Services. Formally known as IGT Training Centre at Johore Bharu Jalan Dato Onn. Since 2022 onwards DYD Home Tuition services have been officially operating at Sea Park Petaling Jaya.
We are specialised in Teaching Bahasa Melayu and English.
From Standard 1 to Standard 6
Each class is 1 hour 4 times a month.
Classes are from Monday to Friday
From 4pm to 9pm according to scheduled time.
Students are from SJKT and SJKC and SK school students to follow the current KSSR syllabus.
One to one lessons available:-
Please contact Ms Shanti@ Mrs logan for further information.
What are we specialised on?
English Grammar
Children need to have a good grammar understanding, so that they will be able to speak and write with more confidence. Whether the student answers at class, gives a presentation, or write out an email — good grammar makes builds the confidence level in a student and helps to improve students writing skills from young. Building the foundation is important.

Children will not struggle with their grammar in English and Bahasa Melayu tatabahasa anymore. We will build skills and create the talent . Children will be able to improve within 3 months with the right guidance and practice. That's why many parents choose and prefer 1 to 1 personal sessions. For siblings 2 in a class.
Do contact me Mrs logan now.

Positive motivation. Never give up no matter what happens in your life.

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DYD Home Tuition Services Sea Park Petaling Jaya. We provide 1 to 1 session lessons for Bahasa Melayu and English.
From Standard 1 to standard 6.
Syllabus covered
English
Grammar
Comprehension
Spelling
Reading exercise
Writing(Composition)
Bahasa Melayu
Tatabahasa
Karangan
Pemahaman & Penulisan
Bacaan
Ejaan
Call 0172103211 Mrs Shanti Loganathan to book your slots
Current classes:-
Classes available slot time
3pm to 4pm
4.30pm to 5.30pm
5pm to 6pm
Morning slots available from
9am to 11am
Weekdays from Monday to Friday
Monday
Standard 1 and standard 3 BM
Tuesday
Standard 1 and Standard 3 BM
Wednesday
Available for slots
Thursday
Standard 1and Standard 2
Bm and English
Standard 4 and standard 6 English (night)
Friday
Standard 1 Standard 3 and Standard 4 English.

Open Intake from March 2024 onwards. English and Bm lessons for both primary and Secondary children.

Easy Ways to Teach your Toddler their ABC and 123.

Read Books. ...
Sing Songs. ...
Teach them how to take bath.
Throw little thing's they don't want..
Print Worksheets / Coloring pages. ...
Toys & Learning Games.
They can learn many things at the age of 2 years and 3 months.

Traditional Method and Useful Tips By IGT Training Centre.
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Parents these day are getting worried about their kids education and the current modern times of online studying. Well as for my opinion the traditional method of how we used to study is still very important and it does play a very important role. Kids can use online to gather information they need but its always better for them to do past year papers. Whether they do have exams or not. Its still better for us to ensure they still do :-
Past papers as it is an important tool for revision, allowing students to check how their revision is going and assess areas for improvement.

Just doing the questions, perhaps under timed conditions and consulting the mark scheme is useful. However, too much of this can lead students to overemphasise the role of the mark scheme in their success and lead them to place lesser value on other types of homework and revision.

Often students resort to just going through the motions with past papers, because they aren’t sure what other independent work they can do.

Here are ten learning activities to do with past papers that also develop the deeper cognitive skills vital for successful chemistry students.

1. Develop vocabulary
List all the formulas given in the paper and attempt to name all the chemical substances.

This develops the use of scientific vocabulary and accurate and automatic translation between formulas and systematic and common names.

2. Unit conversion
List all the quantities and measurements given in the paper (eg temperature readings, masses). Convert them to SI units.

This will develop students’ skills in mathematical reasoning and manipulation of formulas.

3. Equation practice
Past papers will often describe a process in words. Write balanced equations for all the processes mentioned.

Practising writing equations from text helps to prevent students throwing away easy marks when tackling these under pressure.

4. Drawing structures
Copy all the organic structures given in a paper. For each one, write out its different representations to give the skeletal, displayed and structural formulas.

This helps to practise switching between different representations of substances, meaning students are less likely to make silly errors such as drawing five-valent carbons in a test situation.

5. Revise bonding and properties
Carry out a brain-dumping exercise. For each of the substances given in a paper, write bullet points for everything you know about that substance. Start with the basics like physical and chemical properties and bonding.

If students don’t know very much about a substance mentioned, encourage them to revisit their notes.

6. Structuring longer answers
Look at the questions with higher mark allocations (eg six-mark questions). Write a first answer, using notes if necessary. Then rewrite that answer in bullet points or a flow chart. Compare with the mark scheme. Use a black marker to remove irrelevant words, then rewrite the answer.

This will help students write succinct answers using scientific language and to avoid repetition (which wastes time) and contradiction (which may lose marks).

7. State symbols
For each reaction mentioned in a paper, annotate the process with the physical states of the reactants and products and the observations during the reaction.

This helps develop a chemical common sense, relating the symbolic representation of a process with the macroscopic domain; what is seen in a test tube or flask.

Maths
8. Scaffolding maths questions
For each calculation question, write a flow chart of the mathematical processes needed to get the answer.

This helps students evaluate how well they understand the mathematical steps taken in calculation questions, meaning they are better able to deal with unfamiliar or less scaffolded questions should they come up in a test.

To help students sequence long mathematical processes, read Nine tips for scaffolding multi-step calculations.

9. Make concepts stick
Make pictorial representations of the processes listed in the paper.

Dual coding is a method of studying where words and visuals are combined. Cognitive science has shown it to be a powerful study technique that helps concepts stick.

Maths
10. Discount the distractors
In multiple choice questions there is one correct answer and a number of incorrect answers which are designed as distractors. For each multiple choice question, find the correct answer and then write a sentence for each of the incorrect answers to explain why they are incorrect.
The kids should have a school concept of learning even at home. It will be hard but practise will always make it perfect. Never let kids to get too comfortable with their gadgets.
I will be updating pass year papers and grammar practise questions for children from primary and secondary school kids for english and Bahasa. Parents can pm me for the answers so they can ensure the kids are on the correct track. Don't allow the Covid pandemic to break the kids. :) please do go to IGT training web page in FB from May 2021. I will update lots of learning pass year papers that might be useful for many parents.
Tq

Home one to one lessons for English and BM are available in petaling Jaya. Monday to Friday Pls pm me for info tq
Mrs Shanti