Upload
thefrederation
View
220
Download
0
Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
8/12/2019 Student Flier
1/3
We only accept TENclasses of 6students. These fliers are going nation-wide.
Dont Just Study Hard, Study Smarttoo.
EDUCATION BY DESIGN
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
EMOTIONAL MANAGEMENT
1:6 CLASS RATIO
SYLLABUS FORMULATED BY HARVARD
EDUCATED PROFESSOR
Our most recent research-and-development
effort was spearheaded by a
Harvard Masters Graduate.
He currently lectures at
Singapore Management University (SMU)
and
Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Dont waste your time struggling with
abstractions and contradictions. We have put
a lot of thought behind the syllabus we offer.
Learn it once, Learn it well.
Work with us to understand concepts
simply and efficiently.
We make studying EASY.
WORK MANAGEMENT
Go above and beyond your peers with us.
With extensive internship opportunities,
industry networks, overseas exploration
camps/trips,institutional partnerships,
well make sure that your learning
experience is not constrained to the
classroom.
Truly apply your knowledge with us, and livewhat you know.
Every student has different needs.
Our class size only goes up to
6 students per class.
In most tuition centres, its an average of 12!
In school, its an average 20!
This allows us to pay attentionto the littledetails that make the difference between an
A, and a B.
Although 100% of our students received
Asand Bs in the past three years, we DONOT promiseresults
(no honest tutor/tuition centre should)
We promise to simplify the learning, offer
pacing program, a tracking system for
studying and revision process. But if the
student does not do his/her work, the
game is over.
Stress is a silent killer.
Emotional management and preparation;
security can be very important.
Avoid stress with discipline;
Avoid fear with confidence.
Fall in a safe environment;
Dont fall where you cant get up.
UBJECTS OFFERED:
1 GENERAL PAPER H2 MATHEMATICS
2 ECONOMICS H2 LITERATURE
2 HISTORY
Study the way Olympians do. Efficiently, Simply, and Intelligently
CONTACT US96216597
OR
8/12/2019 Student Flier
2/3
THE HORIZON PROGRAMME
A FREEeducational resource dedicated to helping the Junior Collegestudent goAbove&Beyondthe A-Levels, by expanding their limit orrange of perception, knowledge, or the like.
ISSUE NO.1
DAWNTips to keep the
growth going strong
NORTHERNLIGHTS
Tips for intense growth
DUSKTips for rest and
preparation
ORIGINS EDUCATION /[email protected] / All Rights
8/12/2019 Student Flier
3/3
1 Hard or Soft?
entifying the kind of skill youre learning is critical.
ard skills are actions that areerformed as correctly andonsistently as possible, everyme.
hink: Repeated Precision.
ey: Always Be Consistent
ct: Rinse, Wash, Repeat
ractice: Every single conceptegularly, consistently, until itecomes second nature._______________________
oft skills have many paths togood result.
hink: Pattern Recognition
ey: Reading, Recognizing,eactingct: Like a skateboarder
ractice: With curious,ggressive, explorative play.
#2 How to Practice?
Hard Subjects: Mathematics,Chemistry, Physics,Economics
Method:
Be careful, slow and keenlytuned to errors with newtopics.
Every fundamental skill mustbe treated with importance.
Practice repetition afterrepetition, until Mastery.________________________
Soft Subjects: Literature,General Paper, History,Economics
Method:
Aggressively exploreboundaries of concepts.
Expect long periods ofclumsiness before reachingcompetence.
Maximize the number of
repetitions under differentconditions
#3 Expanding Horizons
Most subjects are acombination of hard and softskills.
Prioritize Hard Skills Over SoftSkills
Hard skills are the foundationupon which everything else isbuilt.
_______________________
Examples for the A-Levels:
EconomicsFactors affecting demandand supply are hardskills.(content-based essays)
Applying the concepts to aquestion is a soft skill.(discursive essays)
MathematicsMemorizing the differentgraph shapes is a hard skill.
Applying the concepts to anever-seen-before graph is asoft skill.
RIGINS EDUCATION /[email protected] / All Rights Reserved / 21
SIGN UP FOR THE FREE NEWSLETTER AT