Poshberries\" post_id=\"2065994\" time=\"1651440644\" user_id=\"175235:

Hi I cannot seem to find any info/reviews regarding this particular centre at Safra Punggol in the entire internet.

The teacher is Priscilla UNG, not the famous Priscilla Tan handling another few centres. She seemed skeptically-looking when I saw her eyes scrutinising all over my body a few times during my conversation with her.

Anyway my only intention is to send my child for maths enrichment but unsure if Jelic is considered to be one as I read about it to be a left & right brain training program on their website instead.

My 5.5 yo child has 0 knowledge in maths and cannot even do proper counting after 20. She’s already in K1 but was assessed by Priscilla UNG to be able to join Jelic only instead of MPM directly. Well I don’t mind as long as my child gains interest and learn some things by end of the day.

Q1) But bottom line is if Jelic beneficial (as a stepping foundation towards maths) and does it consider to be a maths enrichment or brain training program??

Q2) And also worried will she be ready and able to get promoted to MPM before she enters P1?

Q3) Pls can anyone share with me how is the teacher and the Jelic curriculums like?

Thank you for provide some useful information regarding this Punggol centre asap as I need to make payment within 2 days’ time.

maryani\" post_id=\"785722\" time=\"1340905223\" user_id=\"3498:

Hi Elmo,

My son started Jelic when we was 5yo. He went on to MPM one year later. Initially i was like you hesitant to let him join Jelic but due to the teacher persistance, I agreed. I glad i follow that and did not regret at all. Here's the reason why....

1. Jelic is similar to mpm. It teaches math concept, logical reasoning, references etc
2. Difference...Jelic uses total manipulatives and no writing required, thus its more fun
3. The concept they learn in Jelic is definitely useful and helpful when they into MPM later
4. After Jelic and they ready for MPM, they will be given pre-assessment to determine their starting pt in MPM. My son surprised me as he not required to start frm d 1st book. He even has no problem in completing his mpm work either in centre or at home.
5. My son is now in P1. I never ever give him assessment book or prepare him for his mid year exam. On weekends he will only do his MPM homework
6.He maybe careless with his counting but he understands the concepts very well thus has no difficulty in doing problem sum.

I understand how eager we want our kids to advance. But learning it thru the fun way like Jelic is the best way. Moreover MPM has lots of writing which they will do it for years. We shoulnt bore them, should we?
I'm now a proud and relaxed mom. My son enjoys Math so much and scored 96 for his math mid year with very little guidance from us.

Just my humble opinion.
Maryani

shenice\" post_id=\"1368134\" time=\"1408725750\" user_id=\"77943:

Hi,
My son is 2 years old. Is it too early for him to start in Jelic next year? What is the earliest age to start? What is the difference between Jelic and MPM? Is Jelic for younger kids and MPM for older kids? Any reviews at MPM/Jelic at parkway parade. TIA.

skhuiru\" post_id=\"2053389\" time=\"1640441685\" user_id=\"196490:

Any reviews for Jelic program at Bukit Panjang outlet?

Win36\" post_id=\"1940307\" time=\"1570523705\" user_id=\"83863:

I was lost and which MPM should I choose when my daughter almost cannot pass. I was desperate. Instead of try try which MPM teacher, I call the head office looking for recommendations. I seriously need some1 who can help my daughter. I don’t mind travel if that centre can really help.

Using sales tactics, the head office says all good. What kind of irresponsible statement. I was desperately looking for help. I don’t need sales talk. I wonder if MPM really care for students or just make money.