Tarrawanna's tutors include a high school maths teacher with 40+ years' experience and dual science degrees, a recent school Dux with firsts in multiple subjects and national competition wins, a university-trained mathematician tutoring Years 8–12, an international mathematics professor, and youth mentors skilled in sports coaching, creative arts, and primary education.
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Standard Matt is a fabulous tutor and my daughter is so happy and feels on top of her work now due to their method and rapportMelissa
Year 11 student Danu worked on HSC Chemistry content, focusing on mole calculations, electron configuration (including spdf notation), and intermolecular forces.
Year 10 student Zali practised adding and subtracting multi-digit numbers and tackled worded problems, then moved to number patterns and interpreting number lines for improved numeracy skills.
For primary support, a Year 4 session with Allegra covered multiplication using games like Prime Climb and introduced tangram puzzles to reinforce geometric shapes in a hands-on way.
In Year 11 Chemistry, a student was reminded to prepare notes from slides before sessions but often arrived without them—this made it harder to discuss average molecular weight and spdf notation ahead of a quiz.
During Year 10 revision for maths assessments, "she needs to show explicit working out for each question," as one tutor noted, yet her written steps remained brief or missing.
In Year 7, keeping worksheets and notes scattered meant extra time searching for material instead of reviewing exponents.
Meanwhile, a Year 3 learner left homework incomplete and required frequent encouragement just to begin reading tasks.
A Tarrawanna tutoring session saw a Year 11 student, Charlotte, shift from feeling unsure about her writing to independently setting clear academic goals and asking targeted questions about each topic—something she hadn't done before.
Meanwhile, Felicity (Year 10) began actively self-correcting small mistakes in her essays without prompting and used more varied adjectives after initially struggling to diversify her vocabulary.
In primary school, Allegra's tutor noted that she was once anxious in maths class but is now so engaged she earned a commendation card for improvement and proudly said she no longer feels nervous about maths.
