Next Generation Science Program for elementary school students
Next Generation Science is designed to captivate students with its highly visual approach to key scientific ideas, making learning both exciting and meaningful. It goes beyond just teaching facts by encouraging students to apply their scientific knowledge through various hands-on investigations.
Engineering is recognized as a crucial part of science education, so it’s woven seamlessly into both the textbooks and a wide range of printable resources.
In our science labs, we highlight the importance of engineering and design. Students get plenty of chances to demonstrate what they’ve learned and practiced through engaging, hands-on activities that bring science to life.
To ensure your child is really grasping the concepts, we also use Next Generation Science Review and Assessment books. These resources help us check in on how well students are understanding the material at the end of each unit, and they give us a clear picture of their progress throughout the year. The final test in each book is a valuable tool for both teachers and parents, helping to pinpoint any areas where your child might need extra help or review.
Encourages problem-solving skills
Enhances mathematical literacy
Stimulates innovation
Mental resilience
Connecting more dots
Faster thinking
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Problem-solving at its core, bolstered by five interconnected elements: Attitude, Metacognition, Processes, Concepts, and Skills. It stands as the world's foremost mathematical framework, widely embraced on a global scale. The Singapore Math Curriculum is designed to foster process-oriented thinking, cultivate persistence, encourage thoughtful reflection, and inspire children to delve into potential solutions.
In the context of Singaporean education, it is widely recognized that individuals may not inherently excel in mathematics, and it is discouraged to declare oneself as someone who is not inclined towards mathematics. Instead, it is emphasized that, through a suitable methodology and mindset, every child has the potential to cultivate creative thinking and acquire the skills necessary to engage with mathematical challenges using a problem-solving approach.
