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Your child has been at their desk for 40 minutes. You check in and find two questions answered, a pencil that has been chewed through, and a child who insists they have been "thinking." Sound familiar? This is one of the most common frustrations parents in Singapore share with us. The child is not being defiant. They are not lazy. Something specific is happening in their brain during study time that makes sustained focus genuinely difficult, and understanding what it is makes

Your child studied for weeks. They could walk you through every method at the dining table. Then the exam arrived, and with ten minutes left, five questions sat untouched. Parents bring this up constantly. The child knew the content. They simply ran out of time. This is not a study effort problem. A student can understand every topic in the P4 or P5 primary school syllabus and still run out of time, because understanding something and answering it quickly are two completely d