PSLE Algebra is the first of many apps to come that is digitally published on its own rather than as a compilation of all topics for PSLE (Primary Six Leaving Examination) Math.

It is specifically designed to allow anyone who would like to augment their math learning experience with the standard and proven efficiency of the Singapore math method.

Developed by expert trainers in Singapore with more than 13 years of experience specialising in primary school mathematics, the first offering of the series is “PSLE Algebra”, equivalent of 6th grade algebra in the United States and Canada, that of Year 8 in the UK, and Year 6 in Australia.

This compilation by topics allows users to access particular areas of interest quickly and to download bite-sized updates quickly and conveniently.

PSLE Algebra comes with RanGen™ online worksheets in different modes.From Normal Mode to Bull's Eye Mode (more to come), users will find flexible options to test their understanding, problem solving skills and other psychological readiness that would be needed to sit in a dead quite environment, clock ticking and stern looking invigilator (we still can't simulate an invigilator-in-the-scene in this app yet).

We are constantly doing Research & Development to further improve our methods of delivering a good learning package for as much group of intellect as possible and look forward to your feedback.

Interesting facts:
- “Singapore students consistently top the list in international surveys of math and science achievement” (Source: NPR Talk of the Nation, Dec 2004)
- Singapore students ranked 1st in math achievement in 1999’s Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS). In 2003, they continued to rank 1st both 4th and 8th grade math achievement internationally
- In 2007 The California Department of Education approved the use of K-6 math textbooks developed in Singapore for use throughout the state. (Source: SingaporeMath.com Inc. and the California Department of Education, 2007)
- Elite schools in the US such as the Sidwell Friends School, where Malia and Sasha Obama are currently in attendance and whose string of notable alumni includes the likes of Chelsea Clinton, are increasingly adopting Singapore’s math method into their curricula. (Source: Sidwell Friends School, Oct 2010)

For further reading on the adoption of Singapore’s math worldwide, check out:

Hu, Winnie. Making Math Lessons as Easy as 1, Pause, 2, Pause .... The New York Times, October 01, 2010; Page A1.

Landsberg, Mitchell. In L.A., Singapore math has added value. The Los Angeles Times, March 09, 2008; Page A1.

Lightfoot, Liz. Box clever: Singapore's magic formula for maths success. The Independent (UK), July 02, 2009.

Prystay, Chris. As Math Skills Slip, U.S. Schools Seek Answers From Asia. The Wall Street Journal, December 13, 2004; Page A1."