Why we encourage memorizing math facts.

Memorizing math facts—like basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division—provides several key benefits: Improves Speed and Efficiency – Quick recall of math facts allows students to solve problems faster, reducing the need for time-consuming calculations. Builds a Strong Foundation – Knowing math facts by heart makes it easier to learn more complex concepts like fractions, algebra,… Read More »

Drawing simple lines as a primary student

You may wonder why your child is simply drawing lines in school or in our worksheets. The following are some benefits and reasons why. Drawing lines in kindergarten is an essential early learning activity that supports a child’s development in multiple ways. Here are some key benefits: 1. Develops Fine Motor Skills ✍️ Strengthens hand… Read More »

Growth Mindset and starting early

The growth mindset is the belief that abilities, intelligence, and talents can be developed through effort, learning, and persistence. It contrasts with a fixed mindset, where people believe their abilities are unchangeable. In our opinion, it is critical to encourage this learning perspective as early as possible. As we get older, we develop habits and… Read More »

Why we encourage working with paper and pencil.

1. Enhances Learning and Retention 🧠 Writing by hand improves memory and comprehension. Helps reinforce concepts through physical interaction. 2. Boosts Creativity 🎨 Frees the mind from digital distractions. Encourages free-flowing ideas, doodling, and brainstorming. 3. Improves Problem-Solving Skills 📝 Useful for math, diagrams, and logical reasoning. Allows step-by-step breakdowns of complex problems. 4. Reduces… Read More »