#42: Pre-school Tuition Singapore (K1, K2)MOE-Kindergarten K1 and K2 in SingaporeThe Ministry of Education (MOE) will be running 18 new Kindergartens Centres in various part of Singapore. With the opening of the 3 new kindergartens in Punggol, there will be a total of 18 MOE-run kindergartens next year in Singapore.
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2026 |
West |
MOE Kindergarten @ Pioneer2 |
2027 |
Northeast |
MOE Kindergarten @ Rivervale |
2027 |
Central |
MOE Kindergarten @ Townsville |
MOE Kindergarten @ Greendale
Greendale Primary School, 50 Edgedale Plains, Singapore 828848MOE Kindergarten @ Cedar
Cedar Primary School, 15 Cedar Avenue, Singapore 349700MOE Kindergarten @ Mayflower
Mayflower Primary School, 200 Ang Mo Kio Ave 5, Singapore 569878MOE Kindergarten @ Meridian
Meridian Primary School, 20 Pasir Ris St 71, Singapore 518798MOE Kindergarten @ Tampines Primary
Tampines Primary School, 250 Tampines Street 12, Singapore 529426MOE Kindergarten @ West View
West View Primary School, 31 Senja Road, Singapore 677742MOE Kindergarten @ Zhenghua
Zhenghua Primary School, 9 Fajar Road, Singapore 679002
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Dyslexic Children |
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Dyslexic Child has difficulty in learning to read |
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Letter and number reversals are a common warning sign of dyslexia |
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Dyslexia can be related to hereditary, hormonal influences, brain injury |
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Ideally, the treatment of dyslexia involves planning between the parents and the teachers |
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Diagnosis of dyslexia involves reviewing the child's processing of information from seeing, hearing, and participating in activities. Read more about Dyslexia |
Autism (ASD) Children |
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Autism, a condition that affects the way a person makes sense of the world and relates to others. A number of traits of Autism are common to Asperger’s Syndrome Disorder is known as Autism Syndrome Disorder (ASD) including: |
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Social communication and Interaction Deficits:a). Social Reciprocity - How the child responds and reciprocates in social interactions? b). Joint Attention - Wanting to share an interest with someone (Hey, lets check this awesome thing I found), c). Non-verbal Communication - Using non-verbal communication by itself or interpreting non-verbal cues from someone, d). Social Relationships - Having trouble developing and maintaining friends. |
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Restricted or Repetitive behavior, interests, activities:a). Lining up toys in a ritualistic way or fiapping ones hands or imitating words or phrases. b). The child might be fixed on certain routines - like taking the same route everyday to school. c). Restrictive Thinking and Specific Knowledge - the child might has restricted patterns of interest like having a very specific and in-depth knowledge of the vacuum cleaner at home. d). Children with ASD might exhibit one or more of this deficits and vary in how severe the deficit is. With that in mind, it is important to remember that each child with ASD is going to have a different spectrum of symptoms and deficits. |
Many children with Autism Syndrome Disorder (ASD) are able to adapt to learning in a mainstream school setting. With the right support and encouragement, they are able to make good progress and go on to further education and employment options. Read more about Autism (ASD) |
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Undergrad A-level |
Full-time tutor (Degree) |
Educational Therapist Tutor |
K1~2 |
$25-28 |
$30-35 |
$65/hour for Special Needs |
Pr-1 | yr-1 |
$25-30 |
$30-35 |
$65/hour for Special Needs |
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