2013 Sec 1 Discussions

[nounou]

Hi, can anyone advise what good Maths assessment books to buy?

No tuition. Need to self learn at home. :?:

:thankyou:

[Koh-i-Noor]

I am looking for good Maths assessment books for Sec 1 too...


TIA
:thankyou: KSP parents.

[janet88]

nounou:

Hi, can anyone advise what good Maths assessment books to buy?


:thankyou:

I saw this title by SAP on algebra. But yours truly here super Math goondu.
He has resumed Math tuition...will continue for a while to get the hang of things, since there is no longer models but HCF and rational numbers etc etc.

[CathyDucky]

janet_lee88:

nounou:

Hi, can anyone advise what good Maths assessment books to buy?


:thankyou:

I saw this title by SAP on algebra. But yours truly here super Math goondu.
He has resumed Math tuition...will continue for a while to get the hang of things, since there is no longer models but HCF and rational numbers etc etc.

I saw this Algebra book in Popular too. Has anyone tried it before...is it useful?

[mum-s]

nounou:

Hi, can anyone advise what good Maths assessment books to buy?

No tuition. Need to self learn at home. :?:

:thankyou:

My ds used only Mathematics Tutor, by Lee Ann Goh, Casco in the last 2 years. He found it good as it had worked examples and a range of easy to difficult practice questions. No tuition, just self study. Managed A1-A2 consistently.

[weatherbee]

mum-s:

nounou:

Hi, can anyone advise what good Maths assessment books to buy?

No tuition. Need to self learn at home. :?:

:thankyou:

My ds used only Mathematics Tutor, by Lee Ann Goh, Casco in the last 2 years. He found it good as it had worked examples and a range of easy to difficult practice questions. No tuition, just self study. Managed A1-A2 consistently.

Yup. I like this book as well.

[nounou]

... for sec 1.


Also need advice on Science, Geography, History and English.
New to sec school education. So lost.... :imdrowning:

:thankyou: :udawoman: :udaman:

nounou:

Hi, can anyone advise what good Maths assessment books to buy?
No tuition. Need to self learn at home. :?:

:thankyou:

[janet88]

For science, history and geography, I plan to let school teachers take the lead...these are subjects which require reading up. Literature is the one I worry about. The textbooks seem quite comprehensive...but I have not glanced through. Not in the mood to do so. Must enjoy myself before school starts....have to 看着钟 once school term begins

[nounou]

Huh? Got literature subject????

Just now I dashed to look for the booklist to search for that big L.
Phew! I think it is part of the English subject. :yikes:
No txtbook but only 3 story books/novels.
:siam:

I wish there could be a preparatory course for parents to familiarize with
sec 1 syllabus. So far I am very blur and lost. :shock:
:? :imdrowning:

janet_lee88:

For science, history and geography, I plan to let school teachers take the lead...these are subjects which require reading up. Literature is the one I worry about. The textbooks seem quite comprehensive...but I have not glanced through. Not in the mood to do so. Must enjoy myself before school starts....have to 看着钟 once school term begins

[Brenda10]

mum-s:

nounou:

Hi, can anyone advise what good Maths assessment books to buy?

No tuition. Need to self learn at home. :?:

:thankyou:

My ds used only Mathematics Tutor, by Lee Ann Goh, Casco in the last 2 years. He found it good as it had worked examples and a range of easy to difficult practice questions. No tuition, just self study. Managed A1-A2 consistently.

Yes, my DD is also using the Books 1A and 1B for practicing of mathematics after the mid year and she got an A1 for SA2 exam.