


You've sent your child to multiple tuition centres.
You've bought all the assessment books from Popular.
You've even asked the tutor to give more homework.
Is your child not able to keep up?
Is he just lazy?
What is he doing spending hours at the desk but not showing the results?




Most students treat Maths like a guessing game. They move numbers around based on what "feels right" instead of following fundamental laws.
We fix the broken "Algebra Grammar" in their head so they stop guessing and start knowing exactly why a number moves from one side of the equation to the other.
Here's an example: Your child keeps getting sign errors for cross-multiplication. That's not carelessness - that's a logic gap.
We teach them the "Double Pair Bearing" method so they never cross-multiply blindly again.
They're trying to hold all the numbers, signs, and operations in their head at once. When their brain gets full, they drop a negative sign or skip a step.
We force them to offload mental work onto paper through mandatory visual habits like arrows, brackets, and labels, catching errors before they happen.
Here's how it works: We don't allow students to write the answer until they've drawn the visual cue that justifies it.
This trains them to slow down and show their working properly instead of rushing through.
Your child blanks out during exams because they treat every question like a brand-new mystery they've never seen before.
We train them to spot hidden "triggers" - visual cues that tell them exactly which formula to use and when to use it.
For example, instead of panicking when they see 3x² - 27 = 0, they learn to scan for the triggers, which instantly points them to factorise then solve for x.
No more guessing which formula to use for different Math questions. No more panic.
Most students make a mistake, glance at the answer key, nod their head, and move on. They fix the answer on the paper, but not the misconception in their brain.
We use the "Red Flag Method" to tag specific weak spots so your child never makes the same mistake twice.
Here's what that looks like: When a mistake happens, your child must annotate exactly why it happened - "I used the wrong formula" versus "I copied the number wrong."
This turns every error into a data point for improvement instead of just another careless mistake.












A deep-dive analysis of your child's WA/EOY papers: We'll identify your child's careless mistakes and show you the patterns you've been missing all along.
A live demo of the C.A.R.E. Framework in action: You'll see how issues can be fixed on the spot, and how your child can solve previously troubling questions effortlessly after we apply the framework.
A custom diagnostic report: You'll walk away with a tangible map of your child's specific blindspots. No more vague feedback like "needs to practise more." You'll know exactly which topics are sabotaging their grade.
A clear 6-month improvement plan: Based on the diagnostic, we'll map out a realistic roadmap for your child. For example, "If we fix their Algebra Grammar and get them to track common errors, they can jump 2-3 grades within 6 months."


Studying for hours but still stuck at C or borderline pass
Memorising formulas without knowing when or why to use them
Making the same careless mistakes repeatedly
Panicking when questions look unfamiliar
Guessing methods and hoping for the best
Losing confidence and saying “I’m just not good at Math”
Parents buying more assessment books — with little improvement
Clear on which method to use the moment they read a question
Understands the logic behind every step, not just the answer
Careless mistakes reduced because blindspots are identified early
Calm and confident during tests — no more freezing
Able to recognise question types quickly using the C.A.R.E.™ Framework
Grades improving by 1–3 bands within 6 months
Confidence restored — Math no longer feels scary or overwhelming

No. Edumaths is built around a diagnostic-based system called the C.A.R.E.™ Framework. We analyse your child’s actual WA/EOY papers, identify logic gaps and blindspots, and teach them how to think, not what to memorise.
Yes. Most “careless mistakes” are actually unseen logic or process errors. Using our Red Flag Method, we tag recurring mistakes so your child learns to spot and correct them before they lose marks again.
Many students begin to feel clearer and more confident within weeks. On average, over 70% of our students improve 1–3 grades within 6 months, with some going from borderline pass to Top 3 in class or distinction level.
This usually means the learning is surface-level. Many students can follow along in class but don’t truly internalise the logic behind each step. At Edumaths, we focus on retention and recognition, teaching students how to identify question types and apply the right method independently — so learning sticks long after class ends.
Yes. In fact, many of our students join us after they’ve already started believing they’re “just not good at Math.” By fixing the root causes and helping them experience small, consistent wins, confidence naturally rebuilds. When students finally understand why something works, their mindset changes along with their grades.