Tutors in Diggers Rest include a VCE and university-level maths teacher with postgraduate education credentials, an ATAR 97 achiever with multiple Band 6s, School Dux and Olympiad participants, seasoned peer mentors, award-winning student leaders, a university medallist in mathematics, and tutors with proven experience guiding K–12 learners to excel.
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Year 7 student Zoe focused on forming and solving two-step algebraic equations, as well as tackling worded problems and combining like terms.
Year 8 student Ronan worked through fractions and integers, alongside reviewing ratio concepts using online resources when needed.
Meanwhile, a Year 3 student practiced addition of two- and three-digit numbers and identified place values up to the hundreds column for improved number sense.
A Year 8 student working on algebra hesitated to trust correct answers and frequently second-guessed themselves—"he was right the first time, but kept doubting," a tutor noted—which led to lost time and reduced confidence during problem-solving.
In a Year 4 session, the habit of jumping straight to an answer in worded maths problems without showing working meant steps were missed, making it harder to spot errors or earn full marks.
Distraction was also evident; for example, one primary student became preoccupied by small things and drifted off-task mid-activity, especially after finishing regular classwork for the year.
One Diggers Rest tutor noticed Zoe, a Year 7 student, moving from needing guidance with algebra to confidently completing two-step equations on her own; she even finished a pre-test at school ahead of most classmates—something she hadn't managed before.
In high school, Ronan recently began starting his assignments without any assistance, after previously waiting for prompts before getting started.
Meanwhile, a Year 3 student who struggled with subtraction is now able to trade twice for numbers like 600–298 independently and checks answers by herself—last week she solved these problems without reminders.
