First Principles Education https://firstprinciples.com.sg Tue, 31 Mar 2026 07:14:35 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/elementor/thumbs/FPE-2025_Logo-rawwj8fl6rgabv3nkggleeyrgwzazffpr6ku9ktlc0.png First Principles Education https://firstprinciples.com.sg 32 32 Rethinking Tuition Through Mentorship And Independent Learning https://firstprinciples.com.sg/rethinking-tuition-through-mentorship-and-independent-learning/ Tue, 06 May 2025 07:07:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=13821 In a recent article by The Vent Machine, they explored why some Singapore parents are beginning to look beyond traditional tuition and toward mentorship based support instead. Written by Surabhi Pandey, the feature examines the pressures of local tuition culture and frames First Principles Education as part of a growing shift toward helping students build stronger learning habits…

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A Conversation On Singapore’s Tuition Culture https://firstprinciples.com.sg/a-conversation-on-singapores-tuition-culture/ Tue, 22 Apr 2025 06:55:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=13813 In a recent feature on CAPITAL 958, our founder joined a discussion on Singapore’s tuition culture and the role it plays in how families think about education today. The segment places First Principles Education within a wider national conversation about why parents seek extra academic support and what students may actually need in order to thrive. The discussion gives space to a…

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Why Street Smarts Matter More Than Ever https://firstprinciples.com.sg/why-street-smarts-matter-more-than-ever/ Mon, 13 Jan 2025 07:11:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=13824 In a recent article by SingaporeMotherhood, they explored why children today need more than academic strength alone to thrive. Featuring Emil Lim’s perspective, the piece argues that while book smarts still matter, qualities like adaptability, initiative, resilience, and practical judgment are becoming even more important in a world shaped by uncertainty and rapid technological change.

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Helping Parents Guide The Transition From PSLE To Secondary School https://firstprinciples.com.sg/helping-parents-guide-the-transition-from-psle-to-secondary-school/ Thu, 09 Jan 2025 07:11:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=13828 In a recent article on SingaporeMotherhood, First Principles Education shared practical guidance on how parents can support their children through the transition from PSLE to secondary school. Contributed by Lisa Teo, Head of Mentor (Quality Control) at First Principles Education, the piece focuses on helping families navigate this important stage with more structure, confidence…

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Does Going To A Good School Really Matter https://firstprinciples.com.sg/does-going-to-a-good-school-really-matter/ Fri, 13 Dec 2024 06:51:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=13810 n a recent feature on MoneyFM 89.3, Emil Lim joined a discussion on whether going to a so called “good school” truly shapes a child’s future. The segment explores a question many Singaporean parents wrestle with and places First Principles Education within a broader national conversation about school choice, opportunity, and what really drives long term success. The feature frames Emil…

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A Profile In Educational Leadership And Study Skills Innovation https://firstprinciples.com.sg/a-profile-in-educational-leadership-and-study-skills-innovation/ Thu, 12 Dec 2024 07:05:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=13819 In a recent profile by Women Going Places, they featured Marsya Ruzana Aw and her journey from struggling university student to Head of Study Skills at First Principles Education. The article highlights how her own academic transformation shaped her passion for mentoring, and how she now leads the development of student centred programmes designed to help learners build stronger habits and…

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Marsya’s Leadership And Educational Vision https://firstprinciples.com.sg/marsyas-leadership-and-educational-vision/ Thu, 05 Dec 2024 07:13:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=13831 In a recent feature by The Ladies Cue, they profiled Marsya Ruzana Aw as part of their Fempreneurs series, highlighting her journey into educational leadership and her role as Head of Study Skills at First Principles Education. The article introduces Marsya not just through her credentials, but through her mindset, motivations, and belief that students need to be taught how to learn…

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8 Proven Ways and Tips to Make your Child Smarter https://firstprinciples.com.sg/8-tips-to-make-your-child-smarter/ Fri, 29 Nov 2024 11:26:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=9367 Learning how to make your child smarter involves nurturing various aspects of their development. Encouragement of brain development, intelligence enhancement via hobbies, and efficient parenting techniques are some advice for bright kids. From ensuring proper nutrition to encouraging musical pursuits, here are proven methods to raise smart kids and help your child excel.

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7 Essential Tips to help your ADHD child focus in School  https://firstprinciples.com.sg/7-tips-to-help-your-adhd-child-focus/ Thu, 28 Nov 2024 11:34:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=9380 Helping a child with ADHD focus in school can be challenging, but with the right ADHD focus strategies, it becomes manageable. Implementing effective ADHD school tips, managing ADHD in the classroom, and using ADHD study techniques are essential. Furthermore, managing behaviour related to ADHD and offering learning help are essential. This article will look at practical approaches to improve…

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8 Tips to Help Your Child Take Ownership of Their Learning https://firstprinciples.com.sg/8-tips-to-help-your-child-take-ownership-of-their-learning/ Sat, 16 Nov 2024 11:05:00 +0000 https://firstprinciples.com.sg/?p=9534 Helping your child develop child learning ownership is essential for their academic growth. You may help them create objectives and make informed decisions by encouraging independent learning practices and providing parental assistance in their education. This fosters student responsibility and builds self-motivation in children. Through consistent support, you’ll be encouraging…

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