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A Class Apart: MAKING SENSE

When it comes to picking the right chemistry tuition for your kid, here’s why Making Sense Learning Centre stands out.

Develop A Passion for Chemistry

When you like doing something, you naturally become good at it.

Airing out the Differences Between 3-, 4- and 5-Tick AC Models

Notice those little green ticks on that air-conditioner system you’re eyeing? You know they’re supposed to signify some energy-savings rating, but what exactly? Known as “tick ratings”, it reflects the energy efficiency of different air-conditioning models. Based on a strict energy rating system, the current rating is interpreted as: interior space photo created by freepik

Bathroom Must-Knows for Choosing the Finest Fittings

It’s a sanctuary, a peaceful place where you can comfortably soak up shower time. Whether you’re remodeling your bathroom or fixing up a new one, here’s a quick must-know guide when selecting your fittings.

Why study higher education at Amity Global institute in Singapore?

There are many choices when it comes to studying in Singapore for a bachelor's or postgraduate program but there are just too many choices. We will explain why studying at Amity Global institute can enable you to get high-quality education in the shortest time possible.

A Normal, Arts and Sports-Based Education – What Are the Differences?

Be it arts, sports-related or more, it is a young mind's hopes and dreams. Once upon a time, it seemed that for parents and kids alike, the main conceivable option after PSLE was premium further education in an elite school.

Enriching Young Minds

The degree of necessity of early childhood enrichment has been widely and often discussed in Singapore. This term broadly refers to activities or classes that amplify learning. Despite being often used together, it is not to be confused with tuition, which focuses on boosting academic performance, rather than a passion and enthusiasm for lifelong learning.

The Shift of Priorities towards Fun Learning

Last week, MOE highlighted on the new move in our education system is to better support students in developing the joy of learning and preparing them for lifelong learning. Positive and meaningful school-home partnerships will help to ensure that our children get the most benefit from these changes. MOE has thus developed a set of Guidelines for School-Home Partnership where the central feature of the guidelines is how schools and parents can work hand-in-hand so that our children develop self-management skills, take responsibility as well as ownership of their learning, and build resilience.