Aishah Abdullah (Albel)

Aishah Abdullah (Albel)

  • Lead Educational Therapist
  • Senior Specialist Teacher
  • Bishan Learning Centre

Mdm Aishah has been with the DAS since 2007 and is one of the pioneer members of the Maths core team. She provides Mathematics intervention for learners with dyslexia on the SES Mathematics programme. Mdm Aishah strongly believes that students learn mathematics concepts readily when Mathematics is made meaningful and fun for them.

Aside from her teaching responsibilities, Mdm Aishah has experience conducting talks and workshops to parents and students. She also plays a key role in coordinating and facilitating teacher training for new Maths teachers. Mdm Aishah has years of experience with curriculum planning under her belt. She currently contributes to the Problem Sums for Upper Primary Mathematics Curriculum by creating some of its teaching approaches and lesson materials.

QUALIFICATION

  • Certificate in Education
  • Advanced Certificate in Training and Assessment (ACTA)
  • Diploma in Dyslexia Studies
  • Cambridge International Diploma for teachers and trainers (CIDTT)
  • Certificate in Mathematics Teaching (Primary) by Marshall Cavendish Institute

PUBLICATIONS

  • Abdullah, A. (2018). Nets of cubes. FACETS, Vol. 3, 106 - 108.
  • Abdullah, A. (2018). The Wonders of Multiple Remainders. FACETS, Vol. 3, 104 - 105, 160 Conferences / Speaking Engagements
  • Abdullah, A. & Bunn, T. RELC Senia Conference 2014. Bar Modelling, United World College, Singapore
  • Abdullah, A. & Oehlers, A. RELC Senia Conference 2016. Strategies and activities to overcome maths difficulties in primary mathematics, ISKL, Kuala Lumpur.
  • Abdullah, A. & Saad, R. Unite SpLD Conference 2017. The Problem Sums for Upper Primary Curriculum, Singapore
  • Abdullah, A., Yeo, R. & Low, S. Unite SpLD Pre-Conference 2018. The SES Maths Experience, Dyslexia Association of Singapore, Singapore

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