The Secondary Classroom™Sec 1 is a big step. You don't have to study alone.
Your science teammate shows you how to study, one chapter at a time.Short notes, flashcards, quizzes and a plan for every chapter.Chapter 1 is free.
Aligned to the Singapore Secondary 1 Science syllabusMade by a Singapore parent who saw a gap in how students study.Get a free chapter See inside Chapter 1
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Sec 1 is when study habits start to matter. Give your child a head start.
Why I built this
I’m a parent, and I teach my child at home. In Sec 1, I saw a gap. Students are told what to study, but nobody shows them how to study.
So I built The Secondary Classroom: a study aid, a study buddy. Each chapter becomes short notes, then flashcards, then a quick quiz. You see what went wrong, and you get a way to fix it.
I used these notes and this method with my own child, and within 3 months her grades improved a lot.
It does not replace school or your teacher. It helps a student study better with what they already have.
– Sarah C., a Singapore parent and creator of The Secondary Classroom
How it helps you study in a structured way
Many students just reread and hope. Here, every chapter follows the same five steps, so you always know what to do next.
- Step 1
Read
One page of short notes. Key words are in colour.
10 min - Step 2
Recall
Flip the flashcards. Say the answer before you flip.
10 min - Step 3
Test
Quick 10 shows what you really know.
5 min - Step 4
Fix
Read the reason for each wrong answer. Redo them.
10 min - Step 5
Stretch
Practice questions from easy to hard.
15 min
Testing yourself and spreading practice over several days are among the best-supported study methods in learning research.
A sample week for one chapter
| Day | Do this | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | Read the notes once, slowly | 10 min |
| Tue | Flashcards, then Quick 10 | 15 min |
| Thu | Redo what you got wrong | 10 min |
| Sat | Practice questions: easy, then medium | 20 min |
| Sun | Quick 10 again, then try hard questions | 15 min |
A suggestion, not a rule. The daily goal keeps a small amount going each day.
Parents: this also shows you at a glance what your child should be doing.
A peek inside
Key words stand out
Separates an insoluble solid from a liquid.
The solid left is the residue.
Quick 10 questions
Which method removes sand from water?
A. EvaporationB. FiltrationC. DistillationA daily goal
7 of 10 done today
Small steps, every day.
Sample from Secondary 1 Science. Questions come in easy, medium and hard.
Train. Test. Level up. Repeat.
Meet Tohma
Tohma is a cadet at Mission Control. He is a character, not a real student. His job is simple: get you through Sec 1 Science with your head up and your score climbing. His robot crewmate Bolt keeps the notes in order, and Zip the alien cheers you on.
Why short notes matter
Long notes are hard to start and easy to skip. Short notes are quick to read, easy to repeat and light enough to carry. Reading them again and again helps the key ideas stick. That is what makes revision work, especially in the busy weeks before a test.
The boys’ edition has the same notes, flashcards, quizzes and practice questions as the main site, with Tohma and his crew beside you.
How your science teammate keeps you on track
Test, don't just reread
Flashcards and quizzes make you pull the answer from memory.
That is how it sticks.
Little and often
Ten questions a day beat one long night.
The daily goal keeps you going.
Weak spots first
Quick 10 starts with questions you have not tried.
Then the ones you got wrong.
Short notes you can carry
Key words stand out in colour.
Open them on any phone, anywhere.
Learn from mistakes
Every answer has a short reason why.
Read it, then try again.
Someone beside you
Starting is the hardest part. Your science teammate works alongside you, like a study partner at the next desk.
That is called body doubling, and many people find it helps them start and keep going.
Practice testing and spaced practice are among the best-supported study methods in learning research.
See how you are doing
Example chart. Yours fills in as you answer.
Quick insights
Your score for every chapter, plus an overall score.
Switch to the trend view to see if you are improving over the last 14 days.
It points out the topic that needs more practice, and one tap takes you there.
Based on your answers, saved on your own device.
Everything for one chapter, in one place
Notes
Short lines. Diagrams. Key words highlighted.
Flashcards
Flip, think, check. Mark what you know.
Quiz
Ten quick questions to see where you stand.
Practice
Multiple choice, calculations, structured and fill in the blanks.
One classroom, many subjects
Sec 2 and upper secondary will follow. Tell us what you need when you join.
Free first, then one chapter at a time
| Free forever | Each extra chapter S$4.90 a month |
|---|---|
| Chapter 1: notes, 30 flashcards, 30 quiz questions, 80 practice questions | Notes, flashcards, quiz and 80 practice questions |
| Quick 10 and the daily goal | Quick 10 and the daily goal in that chapter |
| A preview of every chapter | Add or remove chapters any time |
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