Comparing Tuition Centres

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kay22
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Science Hub / Perceptum / SmartLab / Mindstretcher

Post by kay22 » Thu May 19, 2011 5:01 pm

Hi everyone...

Between the 4 enrichment centers below:

1) Science Hub
2) Perceptum
3) Smartlab
4) Mindstretcher

Can someone give some advise/comments which center is more suitable for P5 Science tuition (especially focus on area on Section B - answering techniques)? :?

Looking forward to hear feedback from all mummies out there....

:thankyou:
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proudmum
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Re: Science Hub / Perceptum / SmartLab / Mindstretcher

Post by proudmum » Wed Jul 27, 2011 5:59 pm

I m also looking for a good science program me for my p4 girl, ESP help on section b. Anyone has any recommendation on the above 4 centers?
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ichikutang
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Re: Science Hub / Perceptum / SmartLab / Mindstretcher

Post by ichikutang » Mon Aug 22, 2011 5:56 pm

Hi
I think Mind stretcher is the best, because they really teach you all the important facts and how to answer open ended questions. It's a little challenging though, but it'll help in exams. For Science Hub, their curriculum is sort of for enrichment and doesn't really focus on school stuff and revision. As for Perceptum and smartlab, they're ok but nothing that good.
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Atan
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Re: Science Hub / Perceptum / SmartLab / Mindstretcher

Post by Atan » Mon Aug 22, 2011 7:02 pm

ichikutang wrote:Hi
I think Mind stretcher is the best, because they really teach you all the important facts and how to answer open ended questions. It's a little challenging though, but it'll help in exams. For Science Hub, their curriculum is sort of for enrichment and doesn't really focus on school stuff and revision. As for Perceptum and smartlab, they're ok but nothing that good.
How about TLL Science compared to the rest? A mummy swore by Perceptum. I have no experience with any of them as my DS does not have Sc enrichment.
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jessi_ca
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Re: Science Hub / Perceptum / SmartLab / Mindstretcher

Post by jessi_ca » Thu Aug 25, 2011 7:15 pm

i hv heard tt mindstretcher has many students in a class and quality of teaching depends on which teacher u get :xedfingers:
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Mdm Lau LP
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Re: Science Hub / Perceptum / SmartLab / Mindstretcher

Post by Mdm Lau LP » Thu Aug 25, 2011 7:19 pm

In choosing a tuition centre, it is important that the class size relatively small to ensure all the students are kept engaged.
Last edited by Mdm Lau LP on Thu Sep 01, 2011 11:30 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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proudmum
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Re: Science Hub / Perceptum / SmartLab / Mindstretcher

Post by proudmum » Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:39 pm

Thanks to all. I tried Mindstretcher and took my child out after a term. Class size too big, not much teaching other than flooding them with worksheets. My child now with a private tutor.
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worried_mummy
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SmartLab vs Marvis (Woodlands)

Post by worried_mummy » Wed Nov 30, 2011 12:34 pm

Hi parents,

Any feedback on these two tuition agency in woodlands? Thinking of enrolling ds1, next yr sec 2 for classes.... Thank you.
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DinoMum
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Re: SmartLab vs Marvis (Woodlands)

Post by DinoMum » Fri Dec 09, 2011 10:06 pm

SmartLab is good! I recommended a lot of friends to them and most of their children improved :celebrate:
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worried_mummy
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Re: SmartLab vs Marvis (Woodlands)

Post by worried_mummy » Mon Dec 12, 2011 1:22 pm

Thks DinoMum... I've enrolled ds1 with them... :smile:
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