The Singapore Kindergarten Impact Project featured in the Straits Times

Dr Ng Ee Lynn, Research Scientist at NIE’s  Centre for Research in Child Development, led the Singapore Kindergarten Impact Project (SKIP) as the Principal Investigator. The project is a long-term study of how pedagogical experiences in preschool, combined with home support, influence children’s school readiness and performance in later schooling, specifically in mathematical, language, and socio-emotional competencies. Key findings from the project have been featured in the Straits Times. The articles can be accessed via the links below:

1. Singapore's first longitudinal kindergarten study aims to track children as they progress through the school system
2. Learning activities at home help shape kids' skills: Study
3. Room to improve teacher-child interaction quality
4. Home learning activities play huge role