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Very happy with our tutor, Deepali knows exactly how to make sure my son is listening in class and is doing his best work at home and in school. My son listens and does the required work, which made me very surprised and happy. Deepali has successfully achieved to handle my son in a very well mannered way that allows him to understand the work and do it all by himself afterwards. My son was struggling with his Maths and English but now he is doing really well and I've seen him getting higher marks at school which I'm very very delighted about. I would recommend Deepali as a wonderful tutor that will assist your child in their studies and you will see instant results.Sandra, Rose, Prestons
Year 3 student Aryan worked on addition and subtraction of three- and four-digit numbers with carrying, as well as multiplication by a single digit and telling time to the hour.
For Year 8, Zain focused on expanding and simplifying algebraic expressions with pronumerals, along with finding the highest common factor (HCF) using step-by-step examples.
Meanwhile, Year 11 student Riya practised solving worded problems involving differentiation and time rates, also exploring introductory matrices through guided problem sets.
In Year 10 mathematics, over-reliance on calculators led to frequent input errors—"plugging in the wrong sign kept giving unexpected answers," as one tutor observed during logarithm and exponent tasks.
A Year 8 student hesitated when starting worded problems, unsure which rules or operations to apply; this slowed progress and left working incomplete.
Meanwhile, a Year 5 learner struggled with structuring written solutions for decimal questions, making it difficult to track their own reasoning.
In each case, confusion around process—not content—meant more time spent retracing steps than building new skills.
A tutor in Prestons noticed a big shift with one Year 10 student who, after previously staying quiet during sessions, now regularly asks questions and requests changes to how concepts are explained—something she'd never done before.
Another high schooler has started applying feedback on study strategies right away instead of waiting for reminders, showing more initiative during revision.
In a recent session with a younger student, the tutor saw her independently tackle tricky division problems that she used to skip over, even choosing to slow down and check her work rather than rushing ahead.
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