The SA1 Exam Results Were Out!

Now It’s The Best Time To Catch Up.

(Because Your Child’s CA2 Is Coming Right After This June Break!)

If Your Child In Primary 3-6 Scored Below 75 Marks For Math, You NEED To Read This…

Singapore’s No.1 Math Coach Reveals “Exam-Tested” Secret (Currently Used By Hundreds Of His Students) To Scoring An “A” Or “B” Grade For PSLE Math This Year… Works Especially Well For Under-Performing Math Students Struggling With Problem Sums!

Since you’re reading this, chances are you’re a concerned parent who has been sending your child for lots of Math tuition.

So then… why did your child get below-average grades for the SA1 Math paper, despite all that money spent?

Let John Yeo, an “international Math Celebrity” featured in numerous local and international media, share the truth with you (your current tutor will NOT want you to know this)!

When you sign up for your “PSLE Math Booster” Phone Consultation, here are the nuggets of info you’ll be discovering:

Dear Worried Parent,

Remember your child’s SA1 Math exam grade which you received recently?

And since you’re reading this, I assume your child did not do as well as you wanted, right? Probably scored a C grade or below.

And with PSLE less than 4 months from now for the P6s and CA2 in less than 1-2 months for P3-5s… time’s running out. The clock’s ticking.

It may be the middle of the year. But now is no time for taking it easy or long breaks or “wait and enjoy moments because it’s June holiday”.

For your child to achieve rapid improvement in less than half a year, to score an “A” or “B”…

Preparation For PSLE Math Has To Start NOW, Or Else…

The good news is, I have the solution your child needs!

Through our proven “mathadologies”, we’ve helped thousands of students in Singapore and many other countries, improve their Math grades massively.

More on that later…

For now, let me tell you some possible “Grade Killing” reasons why your child did not do well for the recent SA1 Math.

Math is a subject that requires building confidence and interest so your child can solve the problem sums with ease and won’t be confused by the questions.

Only after that, can problem sums be answered the right way for high marks.

However, many students are taking the “shortcut” way to prepare for exams: they skipped the confidence and interest-building part.

Check out how happy our parents and children are. 😀

The parents were so thrilled to see their children doing math by themselves.

The school Math teacher was so happy with the child’s progress that she gave him constructive comments which further encouraged the child to want to improve further.

My point is: If your child is just doing and doing and doing without properly building self-confidence and interest, Math results will only get worse, and all that effort will be wasted!

So what’s the right way to prepare for PSLE Math?

When you sign up for your PSLE Math Booster Phone Consultation, I’ll share that with you, plus lots of other valuable strategies for acing PSLE Math.

To give you a sneak preview of what’s in store, here’s how one of our students fared after implementing our exam preparation methods:

Most students lose lots of marks at Paper 2: The dreaded Problem Sums section.

This is likely one of the reasons why you sent your child for tuition in the first place – To conquer problems sums.

Do that, and your child would probably jump at least 2-3 grades for PSLE Math.

Easier said than done though. That’s because many students, your child included, are being taught the wrong approach to tackling problem sums.

Instead of focusing too much on the techniques to solve questions, I put great emphasis on helping my students understand the questions as well.

Our problem sums solving model works so well that primary school Vice-Principal got us to train her team of HODs, Math teachers and teacher mentor.

Even the VP sat through the entire training because it’s such an eye-opener for her!

Here’s how my CPS Problem Sum Mathadology (We’ll share this in detail with you during your PSLE Math Booster Phone Consultation) helped one of my students in problem sums:

Most students shared with us, “We prefer your method.” (Even our parents are telling us the same thing.)

Many were not taught the faster way. In fact, most were taught the longer and slower methods to solve the problem sums.

Your child could be one of them. (without you knowing,)

Check out how primary school and other math tutor are now adopting our problem sums solving methods. The school even implemented across the entire P5 and P6 level!

Other external math tutors like this tutor told our parents that he was very impressed with all methods used in ‘Learning Out of the Box’ and requested the parents to continue to get our help in problem sums.

When your child masters our proven techniques, an “A” or “B” for PSLE Math will be well within your child’s ability!

Case-in-point: A 12-year-old student used to hate Math, until he joined us:

When you sign up for your “PSLE Math Booster” Phone Consultation, here are the nuggets of info you’ll be discovering:

Register Now Before Limited Slots Are Gone Forever!

Due to our regular and revision classes, we’ll be limiting PSLE Math Booster Phone Consultations to 50 parents.

Slots will be given on a first-come-first-serve basis. So if your child really needs assistance for PSLE Math this year, hurry and register before your slot gets “stolen” by another parent!

Looking forward to speak to you soon, and provide you with all the “ammunition” to fire your child from average to PSLE Math success!

John Yeo,

Chief Educator, Learning Out Of The Box

P.S. Just a reminder that your PSLE Math Booster Phone Consultation is limited to 50 parents. Please do hurry and register before they’re all taken.

P.P.S. PSLE is less than half a year away. Don’t make the “now-I-can-enjoy” mistake many parents make at this time of year. It may be middle of the year, but NOW is the BEST time to catch up, or else…

P.P.P.S. Here’re more success stories of how we turned our students from underachievers to scoring high marks for PSLE Math. Your child could be the next student to benefit from our proven and effective mathodologies!