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At Thinking Pathways Education, we believe that Maths Olympiad isn’t just for the “naturally gifted.” With the right approach, every child can experience the joy of problem‑solving and the confidence that comes from tackling challenging questions. That’s why we’ve developed our Find–See–Do  method—a strength‑to‑strength approach designed to welcome beginners into the world of Olympiad maths. 1. A Gentle Start with Discovery    Instead of overwhelming learners with abstract th

Parents often ask: Should my child join a tutorial-style class where everyone learns the same content, or a consultation-style class where lessons are personalized?  The truth is, both approaches have unique strengths. Let’s explore them with insights from education experts. 📘 Tutorial Style Tuition What it is:  All students in the group learn the same content together, following a structured syllabus. Benefits: Structured progression:  Ensures systematic coverage of the cur

There is a famous story about the House of 1000 Mirrors . A little dog enters the house with joy and excitement, wagging his tail and smiling. To his delight, he sees a thousand happy dogs smiling back at him. Another dog enters with fear and gloom, only to find a thousand unfriendly faces staring back. The moral is simple yet profound: the world reflects back to us what we bring into it. If we choose unhappiness, we see everything negatively. If we choose a sunny outlook, we

At Thinking Pathways, we often say that Secondary One Mathematics is more than just a subject—it's a launchpad. The concepts introduced in Sec 1 form the bedrock of everything that follows in Sec 3 and 4, especially when students begin tackling topics like Algebraic Manipulation, Trigonometry, and Additional Mathematics. Without a firm grasp of the basics, students may find themselves overwhelmed later on, not because they lack ability, but because they missed the scaffolding

Today’s lesson with my Primary 3 student reminded me why I teach. She’s been struggling with time—especially the 24-hour clock—and our...

This week, my Sec 2 student and I embarked on a wonderfully tactile adventure into the world of atomic structure as part of our Sec 3...

One of the unexpected joys of teaching is learning from my students. Recently, a curious learner introduced me to the concept of rain...

There’s something magical about watching a student go from “boo” to “whoohoo” when it comes to maths. Especially in Secondary 2, where...

Our Magnets Padlet  is more than a digital resource—it’s a living gallery of student exploration, creativity, and scientific wonder....

Today’s lesson left me quiet inside. I had a student who, from start to finish, wore an expressionless mask. I tried everything—Blooket...

🌈 At Thinking Pathways, we believe that nurturing students begins with nurturing ourselves. Our tutors are the heart of our learning...

🖥️ At Thinking Pathways, we believe that learning should be collaborative, creative, and future-ready. That’s why Padlet has become one...

💛 This joyful scene captures one of our most heartwarming lessons at Thinking Pathways. Here, our student—who lives with Down...

🍽️ The photo above might look like a simple lunch at Jew Kit Hainanese Chicken Rice—but for us at Thinking Pathways, it represents...

🎲 At Thinking Pathways, we often say that learning should feel like discovery—not drudgery. And this student of mine embodies that...

Math has always been more than numbers to me—it’s a language of logic, beauty, and challenge. At Thinking Pathways, I’ve made it my...

There was a time I was considered “unemployable.” I didn’t fit the mold. I didn’t have the credentials or the confidence. But I had...

Singapore’s education landscape is buzzing with innovation. One standout is The Wise Otter , an AI tutor built by former data analyst...

⚡ At Thinking Pathways, we believe that science is not just about facts—it’s about wonder. And few molecules spark more curiosity than...

🌍 In the world of science, few molecules are as misunderstood—and as essential—as carbon dioxide (CO₂). Often blamed for global warming...