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Ms Gao specializes in teaching secondary level chinese (CL/HCL) tuition in Singapore. Ms Gao has taught students from various schools, including RI (Raffles Institution IP Programme).
Teaches West / Central Area: E.g. Clementi, Jurong East, Bukit Timah, Dover, Bishan, Marymount
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Mid-Year CL/ML/TL (Written Paper)
Date: Monday, 30 May 2016
Source: http://www.seab.gov.sg/content/examCalendar/2016_ExamCalendar_O-Level.pdf
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Tutor: Ms Gao (高老师）
Ms Gao is a patient tutor, and also effectively bilingual in both Chinese and English.
A native speaker of Mandarin, she speaks clearly with perfect accent and pronunciation. She is also well-versed in Chinese history, idioms and proverbs.
Ms Gao is able to teach Chinese at the Primary and Secondary school level. She will teach in an exam-oriented style, but will also try her best to make the lesson interesting for the student.
Ms Gao graduated from Huaqiao University, which is founded by late Chinese premier Zhou Enlai.
Contact:
Email: chinesetuition88@gmail.com
Website: http://chinesetuition88.com/
(Preferably looking for students staying in the West side of Singapore, e.g. Clementi / Dover / Jurong East / Boon Lay / Queenstown)
For those interested in Secondary Level (O Level) Chinese Tuition, do check out http://chinesetuition88.com/.
The tutor (Ms Gao) will be taking in a few more students in 2016 for Chinese Tuition. Do check out http://chinesetuition88.com/ for more info!
If you live near the West side of Singapore (e.g. Buona Vista, Dover, Clementi, Jurong), and are looking for a patient and dedicated Chinese Tutor, do check out:
Chinese Tuition Singapore
新加坡华文补习老师
Tutor: Ms Gao (高老师）
Ms Gao is a patient tutor, and also effectively bilingual in both Chinese and English.
A native speaker of Mandarin, she speaks clearly with perfect accent and pronunciation. She is also well-versed in Chinese history, idioms and proverbs.
Ms Gao is able to teach Chinese at the Primary and Secondary school level. She will teach in an exam-oriented style, but will also try her best to make the lesson interesting for the student.
Ms Gao graduated from Huaqiao University from Fujian, China.
Contact:
Email: chinesetuition88@gmail.com
(Preferably looking for students staying in the West side of Singapore)
Although this is a math site, we just want to show that there is still much hope for those who really dislike math!
The catch is this: even though the jobs below do not require math skills, to enter the university courses listed below typically require good grades, inclusive of math! For example, to enter NUS or SMU Law School in Singapore, straight As are typically a prerequisite, inclusive of the highly challenging H2 Mathematics! Hence, this is a incentive for those who really dislike math to persevere through and study math well for JC! Hopefully, along the way you will find it interesting too.
Source: http://www.businessinsider.sg/high-paying-jobs-for-people-who-hate-math-2014-11/#.VGmyUPmUd8E
Did you dread math class as a kid? If so, that feeling probably didn’t go away, and you’re likely not too keen on the idea of doing math as a career.
Luckily, there are plenty of high-paying jobs for those who can’t stand the thought of crunching numbers and sifting through data all day.
We combed through the Occupational Information Network (O*NET), a US Department of Labor database that compiles detailed information on hundreds of occupations, to find positions with a median annual salary of over $65,000 that don’t require heavy math skills.
O*NET ranks how important “using mathematics to solve problems” is in any job, assigning each a “math importance level” between 1 and 100. Math-centric positions, such as mathematicians and statisticians, rank between 90 and 100 on the spectrum, while jobs such as massage therapists and actors are under 10.
Here are the highest-paying positions with a math importance level of 31 or less.
Some excerpts:
Median salary:$105,080
Math importance level: 25
Law professors teach courses in law at a university or graduate level. This title includes both those primarily engaged in teaching and those who do a combination of teaching and research.
Read the full list at: http://www.businessinsider.sg/high-paying-jobs-for-people-who-hate-math-2014-11/#.VGmyUPmUd8E
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Latest Math News: Chinese maths teachers show way. Seems like Asia (especially China) is really going to be a world power in the next century, in terms of both education and economy. Students really need to improve their Chinese and Math skills in order to take advantage of this future trend!
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Source: http://www.nottinghampost.com/Chinese-maths-teachers-way/story-24165050-detail/story.html
CHINESE maths teachers have been sharing their tips on teaching the subject to teachers in Hucknall.
The teachers, from Shanghai, were part of a pioneering exchange programme to improve lessons in the subject.
On Monday, Hillside Primary School welcomed 29 teachers, the first group to come to England as part of the exchange between the Department for Education and the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission.
Two of the visitors will spend three weeks at the school.
In September, 71 top maths teachers from England travelled to Shanghai.
One was Tom Isherwood, a maths teacher at Hillside Primary and Nursery School.
He said: “The visit to Shanghai had a profound effect on the way I approach teaching mathematics.
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