Update: 2009 O Level Additional Mathematics Coaching Programme & Events are available here.
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Dear Students & Parents,
With slightly 1 more month to the start of 2008, I am sure you are equally excited as me to start the brand new year. For all students, it will be another good year I promise as long as you start it on the right note :-) For all Sec 3s taking both A/E Maths, you might find it slightly overwhelmed by numbers, algebra initially but given a short period of time, I am sure you can quickly adjust to the environment.
During this holidays, I am coaching a few students, some on headstart, some on revision programme. And I notice something when I signed in at Condo apartments, there are in fact quite a number of students who are having tuition as well. Well, being in consistent touch with books is book lest the brain gets rusty haha!
Enrollment for my GCE O Level A/E Maths 2008 Individual Coaching has started.
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Another TIP for students taking Elementary Mathematics (E-Math)
Qn: Expand and Simplify the following:
Method 1 : Expansion using one of the Algebraic rules
Did you see what is not right?
Method 2: Recognizing 
so ![(y+z)^2-(y-z)^2=(y+z+y-z)(y+z-[y-z])](http://www.singaporeolevelmaths.com/wp-content/cache/tex_9f55e7987a774f27cea42d4c2a637ba4.gif)
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Secondary school students have already enjoy close to 1 month of holidays while primary school students just have their fun beginning.
I was talking to a parent recently and I realize how much autonomy MOE schools have nowadays. They can decide when to start holidays, when not to have classes.
Education system is opening up, recently there was a report on home schooling in Singapore which is something really popular in US.
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This is a topic some of which is learnt ever since Primary 6.
Through my years of coaching, I notice quite a handful of students form blocks when they dealt with this topic that starts with “A” and ends with “a”.
Haha! Yes! It’s Alegbra! I was introduced of this thing in Primary 6. It was the ONLY method my dad taught me to solve word problems then. I didn’t understand what he was telling me…. totally huh? huh? huh?
Well, I am glad I figure out the x-es & y-es eventually. Many students tend to see algebra to be abstract. In fact, it can be explained in terms of apples, oranges, pears …. ( This is my ONLY drawing subject- basic fruits) Those who have the “good fortune” will know the level of drawing :-)
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Hi,
I'm Ai Ling. I enjoy coaching students who have challenges with
understanding and scoring in 'O' Level A-Maths and E-Maths. 
