Singapore Math: An Effective Alternative to Bar Models (Primary Level): A work by Scholastic Tuition Singapore, based on the latest Ministry Of Education, … Primary Syllabus (Problem Sums (Fractions))

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Singapore Math: An Effective Alternative to Bar Models (Primary Level) is suitable for Parents/ Tutors whose Children/ Students are homeschooled using Singapore Math.

Based on the latest syllabus by the Ministry of Education, Singapore, Singapore Math: An Effective Alternative to Bar Models (Primary Level) reading materials and questions provided by Scholastic Tuition Singapore allow Students tackle Mathematics questions from more than 1 perspective, a skill necessary to solve higher order Problem Sums involving Fractions.

Students who are reliant on the Bar Model Method can explore and get familiarized using other methods such as the Guess and Check Method and the Before- Change- After Table.

Singapore Math: An Effective Alternative to Bar Models (Primary Level) provides questions that are commonly tested in the Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) for Students in Singapore who are in their Final Year of their Primary Education.

Without a doubt, Students and Parents find Problem Sums involving Fractions in Singapore Math challenging. However, Singapore Math: An Effective Alternative to Bar Models (Primary Level) will provide an in-depth analysis of popular Problem Sums involving Fractions (how the questions are structured, keywords that are commonly used, close examination of the problems statement sentence by sentence and the techniques/ approach to be adopted in solving these questions).

From Singapore Math: An Effective Alternative to Bar Models (Primary Level), the detailed explanations from the reading materials and extra questions provided can serve as reference materials to assist Parents/ Tutors in their supervision of their Children’s/ Student’s homework.

Scholastic Tuition Singapore believes that Parents/ Tutors who are equipped with the knowledge, skills and understanding of their Children’s/ Students’ homework/ assignments/ syllabu