Wynn Khoo has been teaching Principles of Accounts for many years, first as a General Education Officer with the Ministry of Education, Singapore, and now as principal tutor at Wynn Education Centre. He has also been featured in local newspapers, […]
A good essay shows one’s ability to think and communicate well. In Singapore, students are exposed to writing since primary school, where they have to craft compositions for their PSLE. In secondary school, English and General Paper are subjects that […]
According to Albert Einstein, creativity is intelligence having fun. But what is creativity? It is the use of one’s imagination to create something new and innovative. It is a broad concept and is the foundation for the many groundbreaking creations […]
Tony Chee is an NIE-trained teacher who has taught in top JCs and IP schools. He was also a Physics lecturer at the National Institute of Education, Singapore, where he trained Physics teachers, as well as Senior Head (Higher Education) […]
Nobody is born with the ability to excel in everything that they do. But with the right motivation and encouragement, many students can achieve excellence in their studies. While the classroom is the best place for a child to develop […]
Primary One is an exciting time for your child. From donning new uniforms to meeting new faces, your child is bound to have an exciting journey in school. However, undergoing so many changes at once can be overwhelming. To avoid […]
As children increasingly rely on the internet for their education, it is important for parents to know how to protect their children from dangers online. Aside from using the internet for school, social networking sites, chat rooms and virtual worlds […]
Myopia is a common vision disorder where one has difficulty viewing things from afar. Nowadays, cases of myopia have been on the rise, even among the younger population. Children in Singapore may experience higher rates of myopia than in other […]
Joshua graduated from the National University of Singapore (NUS) with a degree in Arts and Social Science. Thereafter, he pursued his childhood dream of becoming a Humanities teacher at the National Institute of Education (NIE). Joshua believes that studying the […]
All of us are exposed to words from a young age. We make sense of the world through reading, writing and speaking with other people. However, this may be especially difficult for children who are dyslexic. To learn how to […]