Association of Mathematics Educators Talk
Supporting Young Learners: Transitioning to Primary 1 and Mathematics Learning 

Emeritus Professor Berinderjeet Kaur National Institute of Education, NTU	Mrs Sharon Siew Principal of Jing Shan Primary School

Date: 16 August 2025
Time:  1500 to 1700 hrs
Venue:  The POD, National Library, 100 Victoria Street National Library Building, Singapore 188064

Registration is free.

Target audience:
Parents and educators supporting young learners, and anyone who is interested in Early Childhood education and mathematics learning

Abstract
Part 1: "Transitioning Your Child from Preschool to Primary 1"
Mrs Sharon Siew (Principal, Jing Shan Primary School) will address the challenges and opportunities that come with a child's transition from Preschool to Primary 1. She will offer practical advice on how parents can support their child through the transition and ensure that their child thrives in the new learning environment.

Part 2: "Teaching and Learning of Mathematics in Our Schools"
Emeritus Professor Berinderjeet Kaur, a world-renowned expert in mathematics education, will provide an in-depth look at how mathematics is taught in schools. She will highlight effective teaching strategies, key learning milestones, and ways parents can support their child’s mathematical development at home.
This talk is ideal for parents of young learners, educators, and anyone interested in early childhood education and mathematics learning. Join us for an insightful session with expert guidance on setting children up for academic success!


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