Parents

Writing stories is something every child is asked to do in school, and many children write stories in their free time. By creating and telling a story, children learn to organize their thoughts and use written language to communicate with readers in a variety of ways. Writing stories also helps children better read, and understand, stories written by other people. But writing a story can also seem like a challenge to a child (or an adult!).

Where should I send my children for extra Math help? Is there any place in the city that teaches logic Math? If your child is performing poorly in Maths and is unable to solve any of the Maths problems, parents start to think of sending her to a math center after…

Learning math is like learning a foreign language. In order to be successful in Math, students must become fluent with the vocabulary. To help children learn Math in a language that is not their first language, teachers and parents need to assess whether this is desirable and attempt to find meaningful, effective ways in which they are able to correctly use Mathematical terms and apply them to problem-solving.

Incorporating English into other subjects like Mathematics, Science is recently a popular trend, especially in bilingual schools and integrated programs. But why do our kids have to learn Math in English? Let’s discover 5 undeniable learning Math in English below!

Math concepts such as fractions can be super confused and cause a great deal of math anxiety if students do not master in the early grades.

Learning fractions in English requires students understand how to say fractions in words. It helps them to solve math problems confidently and use in daily communication. At Everest, we are one of the first using Singapore Math system, which has been proven to be especially effective for young students – the CPA method.

Native speakers use idioms very often in both speaking and writing. Be proficient in idioms will help students practice English fully accurate as a native.

How do we solve the problem below?

Should we solve the problem from the right to the left? Or left to right? Or we will multiply first?

To avoid these confusions – we teach students the powerful “spell” – PEMDAS – to help them remember the order of Math operations.

After months of learning and weeks of revision, your children’s exams are underway. An upcoming test or exam can be a stressful time for any student. Does your grade-schooler get overly stressed on test days? No matter how well she revised the lessons, but when the…

Check the quiz below to see if you are an authoritative, an authoritarian, permissive or neglectful parent?