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S.A.M. Part 2 Stress-Free Math

Award Winning Math Curriculum This article serves as an introduction of SAM (Seriously Addictive Mathematics) in South Africa as a program that supports Singapore Mathematics Pedagogy as a drive to increase the Human Capital of South Africa. Children that are taught to think Mathematically, not just in terms of numbers and operations, but procedurally, with

Making Math Lessons as Easy as 1, 2, 3… Read what The New York Times has to say about the Singapore Method of teaching your child! The article highlights Singapore Math’s Mastery Approach to learning math. www.nytimes.com

America’s students can benefit from Singapore math Hear from Bill Jackson, an American math teacher and district-wide math teacher trainer, about the successful results of teaching the Singapore Method. Here’s a glimpse of CNN’s school of thought on this subject! schoolsofthought.blogs.cnn.com

Learn more about Singapore Math in About Parenting Magazine. If you believe that understanding math from a unique perspective is important, see what this reputable magazine article has to say about Singapore Mathematics! www.verywellfamily.com

Why Singapore has the smartest kids in the world World-famous Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports on the intelligence that stems from a unique and dynamic learning approach in Singapore. The country of Singapore has the smartest kids in the world; why… edition.cnn.com

Reporter Shari Okeke discovers a new math program recently introduced to the Canadian market called Singapore Math. S.A.M Learning Centre recently opened its first location in Montreal, Canada.  S.A.M teaches mathematics to children ages 4-12 using this novel and effective method. Understanding math is the key to learning math and children as young as 4

S.A.M Learning Centre Featured on Breakfast Television? This Breakfast Television Interview introduces S.A.M and Singapore Math to the Canadian audience for the first time. Host Laura Casella explores what makes Singapore Math unique and what makes S.A.M Learning Centre different from other math learning centres in Quebec. montreal.citynews.ca

As recently as the 1960s, Singapore had a 40% illiteracy rate. Today, it is a global economic powerhouse, and its students have scored at the top of every international math, science and literacy test for the last decade.

Even President of the United States, Barack Obama, is talking about Singapore Maths! Watch this video and see what President Obama has to say about Singapore’s world-renowned math program!