BRAINBUILDER MATHS employs strategies which were developed more than 25 years ago by Dr Fong Ho Kheong. Globally, more than a million teachers, parents and children have been trained on these methodologies. It has proven to top the world in global maths studies for over ten (10) years.
PowerMaths Enrichment Programme (Weekly Classes)
1)To provide the solid stepping stones that lead students to achieve their possible highest potential, as well as to meet the high-standard requests in New World Curriculum.
2) To provide different kind of more powerful effective problem solving strategies that students seldom learn in schools
3) Mastery of these useful and advanced methods will increase students’ confidence level when facing school exams, challenging word problems, top school entrance tests, School-Based and ASEAN Scholarships Exams
4) Improve their creativity, power of logical thinking and reasoning
5) In short, to train your children to become Better Thinkers
EnrichPlus Programme (Weekly Classes)
Suitable for students who are preparing themselves for any kind of Maths Competitions and Mathematical Olympiads, such as:
1) International Competitions and Assessments for Schools (ICAS)
- organised by the University of New South Wales (UNSW)
2) International Mathematics Assessment for Schools (IMAS)
3) International Mathematics Contest (IMC)
4) Australian Mathematics Competition (AMC)
- organised by the University of Canberra
5) Malaysia ASEAN Schools Mathematical Olympiads (MASMO)
- organised by Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary & Middle Schools, Inc. (MOEMS), United States
6) Asia Pacific Mathematical Olympiad for Primary Schools (APMOPS)
- organised by Hwa Chong Institution (HCI), Singapore
> Focus in developing C2 (Creative & Critical) Thinking Skills simultaneously
> To explore and gain wider exposure on 'flexible usage' of new methods
> To apply various 'powerful' strategies to solve higher-order thinking maths problems
> To find the best solution for very challenging maths questions
> To attempt problem-solving questions meant for the depth but not breadth
