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Standard Rakim has made significant progress in some of his maths subjects as a result of the sessions with Mohammad. Mohammad has been kind, considerate and patient with Rakim which has been fantastic, just what Rakim needed.Connie
Year 5 student Ella focused on mean, median, and range, practicing how to find averages in different data sets.
In Year 8, Jayden worked through multiplying and dividing fractions, using visual fraction models for clarity.
Meanwhile, Year 9 student Sarah tackled simplifying expressions with polynomials and applying the distributive property to expand brackets.
A Year 9 student struggled to complete assigned homework for algebra simplification and arrived at lessons without necessary materials, which slowed progress—"didn't do homework; writing out plan for story," a tutor noted.
In Year 11 English, one student relied on the tutor to write responses rather than practicing independently, making it harder to prepare for essays and exams.
Distraction was a recurring challenge in both Year 8 mathematics and senior English, often triggered by personal devices or unrelated topics; this led to unfinished tasks and difficulty staying focused during critical learning moments.
One Darlington tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to hesitate with algebra is now confidently simplifying expressions and combining like terms on her own, even asking for more challenging problems.
Meanwhile, a Year 8 student who previously struggled with probability surprised the tutor by independently drawing tree diagrams and writing probabilities as fractions without prompting.
In primary, one younger learner who was once reluctant to read aloud now volunteers to answer comprehension questions after reading each page, showing she's not just decoding but understanding what she reads.
