Randy is an enthusiastic tutor with a strong foundation in mathematics, having excelled in both Specialist Mathematics and Mathematical Methods during his high school years. He consistently achieved top grades, earning multiple academic awards for his excellence. His dedication to understanding complex mathematical concepts makes him well-equipped to help students grasp challenging topics and improve their skills.
Throughout his educational journey, Randy has demonstrated remarkable academic performance, securing A''s across all subjects and receiving numerous honours for his efforts. His commitment to education is further highlighted by the Pursuit of Excellence Award and Year 12 Academic Honours Award. This consistent track record showcases Randyβs ability to not only understand but also teach various subjects effectively.
Randy''s experience extends beyond academics; he possesses effective verbal and written communication skills, honed through teamwork-oriented roles. His proficiency in office software ensures organised lesson plans and clear communication with parents. Additionally, as a music enthusiast proficient in piano and music theory, Randy brings creativity into his teaching methods, making learning engaging for students.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Ari was able to grasp how to make the denominators of two fractions the same
Ari was able to grasp how to make the denominators of two fractions the same
Ari still needs a bit of practice adding fractions together to really have it stick in his brain. We tried to cover multiplying fractions at the end but ran out of time for Ari to fully understand the topic.
Ari was able to easy multiply decimal numbers and was able to add fractions with similar denominators
Ari was able to easy multiply decimal numbers and was able to add fractions with similar denominators
Ari still is a bit confused as to how to make the denominators the same between two fractions.
Ari was able to get to the answer sometimes but was unable to fully explain how he got there
Ari was able to get to the answer sometimes but was unable to fully explain how he got there
Ari requires more practice and needs to be taught in different ways as the conventional ways I've been trying to teach him don't seem to be working that well.
Ari was able to remember an overall of half of the steps.
Ari was able to remember an overall of half of the steps.
Ari still doesn't have a full grasp of what to do throughout the long division process. After some more practice he should be able to remember how to do it