Program
Mathematics — Logical Thinking
“Logical thinking is the foundation of good decision-making.”
Mathematics — Logical Thinking
Based on the national core curriculum, children acquire foundational math knowledge, mathematical language and thinking, and computational problem-solving skills. They learn through understanding terms, rules, and patterns, modeling problems, developing and implementing solution plans, and verifying results. Through mathematics, students develop logical thinking and problem-solving approaches for responsible daily living.
Methodology
Based on national core curriculum
What Your Child Will Achieve
Number concepts (recognition, comparison, sequence)
Foundational arithmetic (add, subtract, multiply, divide)
Logical thinking
Pattern recognition and continuation
Measurement (length, weight, volume, time)
Foundational geometry (shape, space)
Modeling (diagrams, schemas, tables)
Mathematical language and terminology
Applying math to daily life