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Year 5 student Emily worked on understanding place value up to millions and decimal numbers to hundredths, as well as developing skills with equivalent fractions.
Year 8 student Thomas practiced applying the chain, product, and quotient rules for differentiation, along with finding equations of tangents to curves in calculus.
Meanwhile, Year 11 student Jack revised statistics topics including normal and binomial distributions and z-scores, using calculator functions for probability questions.
In Year 4 maths, one student repeatedly lost focus during subtraction and "tried to direct the conversation to other things," making it hard to consolidate number concepts.
Another in Year 9 struggled with using class notes effectively—"needs to develop better note taking habits"—which limited recall when revising surds and logs for tests.
A Year 11 student often skipped writing full steps in differentiation, causing confusion: "He rushed rearranging formulas and missed negatives."
Meanwhile, a Year 7 learner sometimes forgot materials or left homework incomplete, which slowed progress on fraction conversions.
Each scenario saw confidence dip after mistakes, leading to reluctance tackling unfamiliar problems.
One Seacombe Gardens tutor noticed a big change in a Year 11 student who used to just follow calculus formulas, but now explains why z-scores work before jumping into answers.
Another high schooler, Stephen, was hesitant with exam practice at first but has started working through harder questions mostly on his own—he even caught himself using the right formula without being prompted.
In primary years, Jye's reading sessions show he now uses word attack skills when stuck on tricky words instead of guessing, which is a huge step from his earlier reluctance to try unfamiliar texts.
Unfortunately not every school teacher is a good match for every student. Often the student might develop the sense that they are not smart because they don't understand their teacher's approach, but often it's just a bad match. No teacher is a perfect teacher for every single student, especially students who might need a tailored approach. A private English tutor can help.
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Our offer is quite simple. We will find you an English tutor in Seacombe Gardens. They will come to your home at a time of your choosing. They will come as often or as little as you decide. They will tailor the lessons to your child's specific needs. Best of all, if you think the tutor is not the "right" fit, we'll organise another tutor free of charge.
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