Tutors in Tanah Merah include a seasoned secondary maths teacher with UK and international experience, a Masters-qualified engineer and five-year veteran tutor, multiple K–12 specialists with education degrees, an IB 43-point achiever and national science award recipient, school duxes, peer mentors, and academic high performers with ATARs up to 98.45.
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Year 8 student Xavier focused on simplifying algebraic expressions and practiced key fraction skills, including addition and subtraction with mixed numbers.
For Year 10, Zara revised index laws and factorisation by working through her previous quiz results and extra targeted questions.
In Year 11 Maths Methods, Lachlan prepared for an upcoming assessment by reviewing statistics concepts such as mean, median, mode, and range using sample assignment exercises.
Several process-related habits emerged across different year levels.
A Year 9 student did not complete assigned homework or begin their maths assignment, with notes stating, "needs to prioritize his maths assignment more, because he has not made any attempts to the assignment yet."
In Year 7 algebra sessions, a reluctance to show working steps led to repeated sign errors—"he's very good at solving questions but we're working on making sure he shows all the steps."
For a Year 11 statistics task, incomplete communication with the teacher meant key concepts like Measures of Spread were left unclear and unaddressed before deadlines.
One Tanah Merah tutor noticed a Year 10 student who used to hesitate with algebra now finishing equations more efficiently and explaining her reasoning out loud, which marks a real shift from just guessing.
In Year 7, another student who previously rushed through problem-solving is now showing each step of his working and talking through the process—he even asked for harder questions after acing a quiz on percentages.
Meanwhile, in primary, two students went from waiting for hints to wanting to complete maths sums independently before asking the tutor to check their work.
