As students march into the final leg of their epic journey to the O-Level exams this year, it is clear that the war is being waged on two fronts. Besides the eternal struggle with the LMBFH Syndrome within themselves, the invasion of the foreign cyborgs in recent years has created a new threat to their quest for that coveted Distinction.
Can you?
With reports springing up everywhere on cyborgs averaging 90+ marks per maths test, Miss Loi has told her students countless times that 75 marks is unlikely to get you that Distinction.
Hence Miss Loi’s Temple is now opening its Gates again for joss sticks sessions during this critical period. Available to all students taking their E-Maths and/or A-Maths O-Level exams this October, these weekly tuition sessions will ensure you go into your final battle LMBFH Syndrome-free and transform you into one mean scoring machine who is more than capable of fending off the attacks from the cyborg army!
Details/schedule as follows:
| Lesson Times: |
Every Friday: 3.30-5.30pm (Slot I) 5.30-7.30pm (Slot II) Every Saturday: |
| Venue: | Miss Loi’s Temple |
| Class Size: | Limited to 4 students |
As far as possible, students of similar results shall be grouped together to ensure a comfortable learning pace for all within the same slot. Contact Miss Loi now to confirm the most suitable slot for you!
More details are found in the Class Schedule Page. Do check back often for the latest updates.
Students, TRANSFORM and roll out!!!
IMPORTANT From past experience these sessions tend to fill up pretty fast so please, please contact Miss Loi now to confirm your early salvation!



Miss Loi is a full-time private tutor in Singapore specializing in O-Level Maths tuition. Her life's calling is to eradicate the terrifying LMBFH Syndrome off the face of this planet. For over 21 years she has been a savior to countless students ... 










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Kinematics – This Is A-Maths Not Physics!
(6)Likewise, her army of devotees have also been unceremoniously starved of cerebral stimulation during this period. For this Miss Loi felt really bad, as she understands that no number of lame/bimbotic/scandalous posts on her personal life can ever substitute the mighty high you get when you’re attempting one of Miss Loi’s maths questions!
So to kickstart a new round of Maths problems, here’s one on kinematics that will help those of you who have just started to get acquainted with the topic these few weeks:
v = 6 – 5e-(t/3)
Detailed scientific analysis (by Miss Loi) has revealed a trend of such questions recurring in recent years i.e. it’s not just about kinematics anymore – differentiation, integration and curve sketching are usually thrown in for good measure.
CAUTION: If you’re a budding Einstein taking physics at the same time, there will be a dangerous tendancy for you to attempt these kind of questions using whatever super duper rocket science out-of-syllabus motion equations you’ve learnt in your physics class. Sadly, you WILL get confused – this is A-Maths NOT Physics! Don’t get embroiled needlessly in the eternal war between physics and pure mathematics – read 100 times the bold words in the last para and you’ll understand why! Think about how those who don’t take physics are going to answer the question.
That’s all Miss Loi has to say for now. Anyway, school’s in, fun’s out! Oh, get high now!
P.S. For some reason, Miss Loi finds the last part of the question a little sad … like this particle and O were never meant to be together *sob* (better cut down on those serial dramas!)