Attended MPM maths and got 50% off enrollment package from serious about pre school! Very happy that child gets a chance to learn and develop from the enrichment and a lot of hands on activity!

MPM math allows student to progress based on their own ability, which is good as I feel that different students have different learning ability too. This allows them to target students who are weak in math (like my child's math) while also focus on teaching higher math level for better students. Previously, he really dislike math and will give up in a short span of time if he cant solve the question. However, for mom math, the papers were deisgned ina way that it encourages an active self-learning attitude and strengthen my child's confidence when dealing with more challenging math questions.

I have heard good reviews with regards to MPM math on being the only or one of the few analytical math school but never get to try it until the previous June Holiday! Chanced upon a posting on free assessment test for children and I signed my kids up for it! The assessment gets to gauge where my kid's math level ability and allow him to start on his own pace, unlike normal tuition which is quite an eye opener for me. In my opinion, I feel that this way will work better than normal tuition as different child have different learning speed.

I sent my no1 to Sun Plaza few years back and I am surprised to see her becoming more independent in doing her maths work. Previously I needed to supervise and go through the materials with her. It could either be the teachers' patience to teach the concept right or my gal had simply grown to be more independent in learning :P

I am glad to be able to get $20 off the course fee by using Serious About Preschool voucher when signing up with MPM. I love their materials as they are very comprehensive and covers a wide area of math concepts - number bonding, number sequencing, logic thinking, problem sums, just to name a few. Their worksheets are also colourful which i feel helps bring interest in completing them. Comparing their worksheets with the assessments found in Popular stores, theirs seem to be more analytical - requires more thinking rather than very straightforward kind. But then again, as parents we cannot totally rely on enrichment centre to score very good grades since its a once a week lesson. The homework isnt alot too so I will add in more practice on my own for her.

When my son was in Nursery, he used to attend their Jelic program and once he reached K1, he moved on to MPM now. Went for an assessment first at their Parkway branch which is the nearest to me. The purpose of the assessment was to determine his level and which workbooks to start hence I feel it encourages independent learning rather than group lessons and in a way "personalised" for my son since they teach according to his ability and standard. There's workbooks to complete and usually half will be completed in the class and the remaining ones as homework. My son usually has no problem completing his homework by himself. Its totally different from CMA and there is no abacus learning or mental calculation, instead they learn addition and subtraction through use of number bonds which are very MOE syllabus related. They also include thinking problems and use of creative maths tools to teach the math concept.