Science Tuition Singapore

Best Science Tuition in Singapore

Miracle Learning Centre Pte Ltd is conveniently located in Bukit Timah, and started in 2008 as a centre specializing in Mathematics and Science. Because we were founded with one simple aim – “achieving excellence in mathematics and science”, we have been able to stay focused, and deliver consistent results. We must be doing something right! Singapore's education system has been described as "world-leading" and was among those picked out for commendation by British education minister, Michael Gove, last year. Perhaps, the government's efforts in providing each child with schooling opportunities are indeed laudable, but still, parents complain of the rigid and competitive nature of this very system. So maybe, the most nerve-wrecking, mind-boggling issue on every Singaporean parent's mind is how can my child be one of the best? Surely, the recent implementation of "Teach Less, Learn More" does nothing to ease this tension, and to study independently seems not to be the nature of our law-abiding kids, whom our Western counterparts tend to dismiss as "lacking the inquisitive spirit and/or innovation". But it seems our parents have found an alternative to induce this 'spirit' - through intensive tuition.

Ideas To Get Your Children Enthusiastic About Science

Many parents have experienced a common trend in children when it comes to science. The subject is one that is met with discontent and a lack of overall interest. But there is not any reason for your child to remain hostile to the subject matter, instead take the chance to use your child's natural curiosity to help them find a passion for science. Things that happen in their day to day schedule can all be forms of science. In general most parents have a belief that they are not able to give their children direction in science because it might require a degree to understand. However, if you can explain why something happens, and assist your child in determining how something works you are on the right track.Take for a moment your basic understand of science. When you were going to school here in Singapore what did you learn, and how was the learning process focused on science. Things were basic levels of cause and effect. Use that information and explore the world with your child and ask them questions. Take time to explore the basics in science, and help them to be a part of finding the solution when they ask a question. For example, why does it rain? You could explain the process and make it boring, or you can turn it into a project that both of you enjoy.From there you can learn about the different types of clouds in the sky, and what leads to humidity in the air. From there you can continue to create a list of questions that help dig deeper into the concept and watch as your child is fascinated in learning.