Interest in online tuition in Singapore stays high after pandemic


A primary school pupil learning about pictorial equations via a live online class on the Spark Education platform. - PHOTO: SPARK EDUCATION via The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Every day, Primary 4 pupil Rheyaa Chelsea Mogan comes home from school and continues mathematics “lessons” on Koobits, an online learning platform on her computer.

The 10-year-old, who goes to Evergreen Primary School, said she likes the platform’s interactive features, which keep her engaged. She gets to create her own avatar and compete with peers who also use the platform for a place on the learning leaderboard.

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