Tutors in Towradgi include a high school maths teacher with over 40 years' experience, a current university lecturer and peer mentor, a K–6 primary education specialist and music award recipient, an online UK-trained maths consultant, youth sports coaches, student leaders, engineering scholars, and learning support assistants skilled at working one-on-one with children.
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Grace is a fabulous tutor and my daughter is so happy and feels on top of her work now due to her method and rapportMelissa
Year 4 student Remi worked through multiplication and division strategies, rapid-fire equations, and calendar/time questions.
In Year 8, Kyra reviewed ratios and refreshed linear relationships, including finding equations of lines using plotting techniques.
Meanwhile, Year 10 student Emma completed a half-yearly maths review focusing on algebraic manipulation, trigonometry calculations, significant figures, and financial mathematics concepts.
In Year 10 algebra, skipping working out was common—"he believed the answer to be enough by itself," which led to confusion with signs and missed steps when rearranging equations.
A Year 11 student struggled to keep worksheets and notes organised; loose pages made it difficult for her to locate key formulas during trigonometry revision.
In a Year 8 history task, heavy reliance on tutor guidance for structuring responses meant independent research and writing skills lagged behind peers.
Meanwhile, one Year 6 student avoided homework completion several weeks in a row, leaving gaps in foundational maths practice and increasing anxiety before quizzes.
Now works through tricky algebra problems with much more patience—she takes her time to break down questions and checks her own reasoning before asking for help.
In Year 7 maths, another student moved from struggling with composite shapes to confidently finding volumes and identifying different shapes within a problem set.
Meanwhile, a primary school student who used to avoid reading aloud finished an excerpt out loud, tackling even the tougher words without hesitation.
