Singapore-Inspired Math Curriculum

At IntelliPaths, we are proud to offer a Singapore-inspired Math Curriculum—a proven, research-backed approach to teaching mathematics that has consistently produced top-performing students worldwide. Rooted in the internationally acclaimed methods developed in Singapore, our program is designed to cultivate deep understanding, critical thinking, and strong problem-solving skills in every student.

  • Discover the Power of Our Singapore-Inspired Math Curriculum

Our curriculum draws from the educational principles of Singapore’s national mathematics program, known globally for its effectiveness. It emphasizes conceptual understanding over memorization, guiding students through a carefully structured sequence of learning that builds mastery.

The foundation of this approach lies in the Concrete–Pictorial–Abstract (CPA) model:

  1. Concrete – Hands-on learning with physical objects (e.g., blocks, counters).

  2. Pictorial – Visual representation of mathematical concepts (e.g., drawings, diagrams).

  3. Abstract – Using numbers and symbols to solve problems with confidence.

This systematic progression ensures that students develop a deep, intuitive grasp of mathematical concepts before moving on to complex problem-solving. YouTube

  • What is the Singapore-Inspired Math Curriculum?

  • The CPA Approach: Explained

The Concrete–Pictorial–Abstract (CPA) method is at the heart of our math program

Countries across the world—including the U.S., U.K., Canada, and Australia—have adopted elements of the Singapore-inspired approach in their classrooms due to its consistent success. At IntelliPaths, we tailor these powerful strategies to meet the learning styles of Canadian students, offering a modern, enriched curriculum that brings out every child’s potential.

  • Our IntelliPaths’ Singapore-Inspired Math Curriculum

  • Mastery Focus: Each concept is taught in depth to ensure full comprehension before moving on.

  • Visual Learning: Strong use of visual models helps students make sense of numbers and relationships.

  • Logical Thinking: Encourages students to think logically and solve real-world problems independently.

  • Spiral Structure: Topics are revisited at increasing levels of difficulty, ensuring long-term retention.

  • Boosts Confidence: Students gain a clear path to success, reducing math anxiety and building self-esteem.