Chances are, your child can remember the names of all 11 Disney princesses and perhaps even many of the 494 Shopkins! But when asked what was taught in school this morning, all you see is her blank face!

The good news is your child has good memory! The bad news is her focus is misdirected.

How can your child memorize such a complex name – “Lana Banana Bread” (that’s a Shopkin by the way), but fail to even remember she brought home a Math homework?

The reason is her misdirected focus. This is the same phenomenon that makes you remember what you said during your first date, but not what you ate 2 evenings ago.

There is one well-known technique to teach your child to improve her memory – visualization. This is actually one of the techniques of focusing my husband taught me a while back.

It’s proven that most adults and children remember objects they see much better than the words they read, especially when they have handled those objects. So, when the teacher hands homework to your child, teach her to immediately visualise herself finishing dinner, and doing that homework.

How about a complex Science theory like Photosynthesis? Well, watch YouTube videos on it. Then have her visualise the whole Photosynthesis process backwards!

Trust me, with enough practice, your child might just remember all the instructions and knowledge that are thrown her way through focusing.

 

The Last Opportunity For Your Child To Score At Least Another 10 to 15 Marks In His PSLE Math

 

For concerned parents who want to give their Primary 6 children the best chance to score in PSLE math 2017…

Master this Simple All-In-1 Strategy to Quickly and Accurately Solve All Confusing and Challenging Problems from 9 Topics in this Final Sprint before the PSLE!

Hi parents, it’s Jessica.

You know by now that I only recommend courses and programmes that are extremely beneficial to our children. So, I am so excited to introduce this PSLE Math booster programme to you.

I have been a fan of Kai Meng’s super-effective math-solving strategies for a while. And recently, he told me that he had developed a new All-In-1 strategy named the KA1 Strategy.

What’s so superbly useful with this strategy?

While many other tutors and centres advocate learning 18 or more methods to solve the various types of questions, your child can use the KA1 Strategy alone to solve challenging problems from 9 topics - whole numbers, decimals, fractions, ratios, percentages, averages, rates, speeds and volume!

The KA1 Strategy helps your child to not only identify the type of problems quickly, but also zoom into the fastest and most efficient way to solve each problem! No more being unclear of the problem after reading it again and again, or knowing even how to start solving it!

The KA1 Strategy also includes a fail-proof checking method (after they finish) that will greatly reduce the chance of making careless mistakes. This will drastically reduce the number of precious “wasted” marks in the math papers!

And best of all, this KA1 Strategy helps your child to not only get the right answer, but also allow him to solve the problems in Paper 2 with 30 minutes to spare to double-check his answers and workings!

And all these and more will be covered in Kai Meng’s upcoming 3-month programme named The Final Sprint for PSLE Math Programme.

More details can be found here:
http://bit.ly/TheFinalSprintMath

He is opening this to 30 students only, and there are only 7 seats left.

So if you want your child to be helped in his PSLE Maths, this is THE OPPORTUNITY that you CANNOT MISS!

Enroll your child through this link today!
http://bit.ly/TheFinalSprintMath

Best regards,
Jessica