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We are very happy with how things have started with Lexie and can already see my sons confidence in learning building.Tessa
Year 3 student Jay worked on telling time to the nearest 15 minutes and building confidence with addition and subtraction using practical examples.
In Year 4, Sophie focused on understanding fractions by comparing equal parts of shapes and practiced her times tables for 2s, 5s, and 10s through quick recall games.
Meanwhile, Year 5 student Ethan completed maths homework sheets covering column addition with carrying and subtraction with borrowing, also revisiting multiplication strategies for better fluency.
In Year 10, when working on Maths PSMT tasks, one student relied heavily on teacher drafts but didn't independently review feedback or seek clarifications—she needed reminders to check the teacher's notes for certain sections.
In a Year 7 English session, incomplete written scaffolds held back progress; the plan was in place, but the written work wasn't finished during tutoring.
Meanwhile, a Year 3 learner repeatedly mixed up hour and minute hands when telling time, which led to frustration and slower progress through worded problems involving clocks.
During spelling practice with a senior primary student, initial reluctance to use the suggested method resulted in slower improvement until extra repetition was added.
One Deebing Heights tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to hesitate on statistics now confidently explains how stem and leaf plots work, tackling mean and median questions with less prompting.
In a recent Year 7 session, a student who often left homework unfinished managed to complete all assigned sheets and demonstrated clear understanding of column addition.
Meanwhile, a younger student in Year 3 surprised their tutor by asking for extra time questions after previously avoiding clock activities—this week, they read the hour and half-hour without help.
Why would you ever need to know about combustion, corrosion, and electrochemical processes? Most students wonder about that too, especially if they don't plan on going into science.
Chemistry can seem abstract, learning about elements and matter, how equilibrium occurs and how chemical systems react. No wonder students get discouraged.
All it takes for a student to go from a mild distaste for chemistry to understanding what is scribbled in the textbook is someone to point out what to avoid and where to put in that extra hour of revision. It's like with any problem situation in schooling and even in their personal life, students need to know about using effective strategies. Then all you need is persistence, staying on task until you reach your goal.
If your child is struggling in school, chances are you've already thought about finding a tutor. Be it passing a test, getting your child’s grade up or preparing for a career in science, we work with local Deebing Heights chemistry tutors who can get your child to stand on their own two feet. This is how we do it.
We organise one-on-one lessons at your home, at a time that fits your schedule. There are no hidden fees, just a simple hourly rate.
Not happy with the first lesson? No need to worry, it comes as a risk-free trial and we find you another local chemistry tutor in Deebing Heights who is a better match.
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