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From Experienced Science Tutors to Innovative Educators
We develop our own approach to teaching students. One student even went from 48 to 80 marks after 6 weeks with us.
Through working with numerous students, we realise a lot of students struggle because they wait till primary 6 to cramp all the science concepts.
Science can be very challenging
Science is challenging for many students because they need to develop science skills like making comparisons, reading tables and charts and inferring from observations.
Students also need to build a good science vocabulary and master over hundred science concepts well.
When any of these fundamentals are lacking, students would struggle with answering exam questions.
Our innovative approach to learning MOE Science
Weekly online classes with Ottodot certified teachers
Join classes with experienced MOE teachers! Our classes are designed to help your kid learn science concepts in a fun and easier way, all from the comfort of your own home.
Visualise Science Concepts
We work with experienced MOE teachers to design games to help students visualise science concepts.
Each game is customised to teach a single science concept learnt in school.
Turn exam questions into Roblox simulations
Trying to visualise something you've never seen before is difficult. Using our OEQ games, Help kids see different Science experiments in the form of 3D games!
Track your child's progress
Reports will be sent to you every month.
Join 500+ other learners
Why Ottodot?
We developed our own approach to teaching students. One student even went from 48 marks to 80 marks.
Students build a strong foundation in Science through hands-on learning with our Roblox simulations and pick up essential skills like reading data and making comparisons. Hear what experienced teachers have to share:
3 ways to improve your child's science results
Yvette
Ex-MOE teacher, 7 years of experience
Masters in Science
Learn about 3 ways to improve your child's science results.
How games help to motivate students
Gabriel
Ex-MOE curriculum resource developer,
Ex MOE teacher, 10 years of experience
"Games give students the repetition they need without compromising on learning quality."
Kids learn 23% better through games than traditional methods
A 2023 study revealed games can accelerate learning by 2 full school years. Read research paper here.
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