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Year 5 student Norah practised subtraction involving borrowing and also worked on telling time using analog clocks.
For Year 10, Jackson reviewed simultaneous equations before focusing on key algebra skills relevant to current classwork.
Meanwhile, Year 11 student Mia concentrated on scatterplots and linear equations in the form y = mx + c, including calculating residuals for data analysis.
A Year 10 student preparing for an exam struggled to remember formulas for arithmetic and geometric sequences, as the tutor observed: "She needs to practice more questions and try and memorise the equations so it will help her for her exam."
In Year 12 English, not finishing the assigned reading ("Animal Farm") meant deeper analysis of metaphors was missed.
For a Year 7 student, forgetting key strategies in subtraction led to mistakes—one note read, "would forget to use the 3 rules without prompting."
When work was incomplete or guidelines overlooked, students lost marks despite knowing content.
A Brisbane tutor noticed a Year 10 student who previously hesitated to show working in maths now confidently writes out each step for addition, subtraction, and multiplication problems—this shift from mental calculation has really improved his accuracy.
Another high schooler tackling linear algebra put in noticeably more effort than before after some practical study tips were shared; he managed to focus fully on tricky topics despite usually flagging after school.
In English, a senior student recently produced an insightful media analysis, integrating online tools independently to refine her spelling and grammar before submitting her project.
