CONNECTING THE DOTS

UNDERSTAND THE CORRELATION

Mathematics is a compulsory subject for every student, but it remains a feat to achieve a good grade in the public exam. Yes, we need drilling, and paper practice, everyone does. But blindly drilling is not adequate enough to ensure an impressive grade. Having taught Mathematics for over 5 years, it is of upmost importance that you have to fully understand the equations, and the concept - how they work and when to apply the appropriate formula in whatever scenario you have been given. Once you master the principle, and when you are drilling with past papers, what you should do is not just calculations, calculations and calculations. Learn from each question, the way they are shown in exam, how they assess your concept and study the patterns. This will save you hours, perhaps even a day's worth of time from just blindly or aimlessly repetitive drilling. Understand the rules of the game, using minimum time to achieve the maximum outcome.

➀ Understand the key concept from each topic, what the central idea of the chapter is, how these equations or formulas are used to calculate and solve questions. ➁ Analyze the Past Exam Paper Questions, what the usual approach on a given topic are, the patterns, the trends, and how we break them down to solve the question. ➂ Yes Drilling, but the usefulness of 10000+ questions has the same potential as 1000 questions does, cover the basics, then attack the most tricky one, get familiarized with all the approaches, and more often than not, that is enough, study wisely and efficiently, utilize your time to prepare for other subjects!

Graduated from Pure Mathematics & Statistic Stream; With over 5+ Yrs Experience in teaching Mathematics, Additional and Further Pure Mathematics, and Statistics. Thoroughly familiar with the IBDP, IGCSE, GCE A-level and DSE Mathematics curriculum, and how to guide a student to avoid making careless mistakes. Proves excellent guidance with understanding and mastering the concept in a much simpler and efficient way to secure a top grade in the exam.