Upper Secondary
Upper Secondary Math Tuition
Students will build upon the foundations established in lower secondary mathematics to solve high-order thinking problems, in preparation for ‘O’ Levels.
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Practical skills & techniques
Using experiment-based questions, we help your child draw upon learned concepts while making lessons relevant to real-life situations.
Skills and Techniques
Students will develop skills proficiency in the process of acquiring and applying mathematical knowledge, including:
Reasoning.
Communication and connections.
Thinking skills and heuristics.
Application and modelling.
Practical Application
Apply mathematical concepts like properties of circles to estimate the diameter of planets.
As well as addition and multiplication of probabilities to calculate probabilities of mutually exclusive events and independent events.
