Tutors in Forestdale include a former mathematics lecturer with a B.Ed, a Queensland Academy graduate and Principal's Award winner (ATAR 97.3), an A-levels Maths A* scorer and student enrichment leader, a pure maths university major, peer mentors with top ATARs up to 98+, and assistant teachers with hands-on classroom experience.
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Tayden's lesson with Janelle went quite well. They got along pretty well and Janelle is quite an experienced tutor with a lot of patience.Olivia
Year 5 student Hunter focused on building multiplication and division skills as a foundation for early algebra concepts, using practical examples.
For Year 10, Jasmine worked through the use of surds in equations and applied Pythagoras' Theorem in three dimensions, including work with the unit circle.
Meanwhile, Year 12 student Emily tackled derivative techniques for exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions and practiced forming equations from real-world word problems to deepen understanding of calculus applications.
A Year 4 student repeatedly found it difficult to format fraction addition and subtraction, leading to misplaced numbers and small errors—he still has a little confusion on how to layout his addition and subtraction of fractions.
In Year 11 Physics, another student relied heavily on notes for formula recall rather than memorizing them, slowing down progress during assignments.
Meanwhile, a Year 12 Maths student often rounded excessively or defaulted to technology instead of expressing answers exactly; this habit affected accuracy when constructing functions.
In each case, these process habits resulted in lost marks or slower improvement than expected.
One Forestdale tutor recently noticed a big shift in a Year 11 student who, after weeks of relying heavily on hints for calculus questions, started tackling function manipulation and differentiation independently—she even asked for tougher problems mid-session.
Meanwhile, a Year 9 student who previously hesitated to participate during lessons began openly checking her answers aloud when working through tricky linear regression tasks, rather than waiting passively for feedback.
At the primary level, Hunter moved from confusion about decimal place value to confidently converting between fractions and decimals without prompting; last session he chose which method to use entirely on his own.
