First Principles Education Launches Singapore's Top Study Skills Mentoring Programme for Students, Backed by Neuroscience Research and Artificial Intelligence Tools
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Thursday, February 23, 2023
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Experienced, Youthful Mentors Help Singaporean Students Transform Study Habits and Build Disciplined Exam Skills
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- Singapore, Singapore--(Newsfile Corp. - February 23, 2023) - First Principles Education has launched the country's top study skills mentoring programme for students, aimed at nurturing long-term consistent study habits such as memory skills, note-making skills, examination skills, stress management skills and more.
- Backed by neuroscience research and artificial intelligence tools, the programme is designed to help students aged 9 to 16 improve their academic performance and set them up for success beyond just in school.
- The programme is 12-weeks long and is conducted fully online with students receiving weekly one-on-one study skills mentorship with their own dedicated study skills mentor.
- First Principles Education's study skills mentoring programme is supported by Enterprise Singapore, which has provided funding to develop study skills tools powered by Artificial Intelligence.