Gemma is a dedicated first-year university student pursuing a dual degree in mathematics and economics. Her outstanding academic record, including an ATAR of 93.9 and top scores in General English and Mathematical Methods, reflects her deep understanding and passion for these subjects. She excels at breaking down complex concepts into understandable lessons, making her an excellent tutor for students seeking to improve their maths skills.
With experience as a junior camp leader for children in grades 6-8, Gemma has honed her ability to connect with young learners. At the camp, she was responsible for running games and activities that fostered personal growth and confidence among campers. This background equips her with the skills to create engaging and supportive learning environments tailored to each student''s needs.
Gemma holds multiple certifications, including a Certificate II in Active Volunteering and Skills for Work and Vocational Pathways. These qualifications highlight her commitment to helping others achieve their goals. Her volunteer work has provided her with valuable insights into different teaching methods, enabling her to offer personalized tutoring sessions that cater specifically to the academic challenges faced by primary and high school students.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
great work on index law questions; just need to memorise laws as they are not on the formula sheet. Great improvement with log laws. Good understanding of ...
great work on index law questions; just need to memorise laws as they are not on the formula sheet. Great improvement with log laws. Good understanding of probability, could just use more practise on the questions
Still catching up on fundamentals due to time away making it hard for her to attempt unfamiliar questions. In an exam, at least write something if you aren't sure so you still get part marks - even if its just a formula from the formula sheet.
Much improved understanding of radians as a unit - now understnads why 360 degrees is approximately 2 pi radians. also now better understands the relationship ...
Much improved understanding of radians as a unit - now understnads why 360 degrees is approximately 2 pi radians. also now better understands the relationship between the unit circle and exact triangles as well as how exact triangles are found
Using the unit circle or exact triangles to solve questions with trig ratios.
Huge improvement on using the unit circle since last week - can solve for x in a question involving trig ratios.
Huge improvement on using the unit circle since last week - can solve for x in a question involving trig ratios.
Just more general practise so these questions become second nature which will be very beneficial for harder trig questions.
- Feeling more confident with sketching graphs - Starting to retain key ideas for points on graph (i.e. x-int is where y=0).
- Feeling more confident with sketching graphs - Starting to retain key ideas for points on graph (i.e. x-int is where y=0).
- More practise with coming up with the formula for a given graph. - Better understand of the x and y values in a graph equation and how they can be used to find other information.