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We are very pleased with Mitchell. Thank you for assigning him to us. Elahe has connected very well with him as well and we are more than happy to continue the tutorials with him.Taralina
Year 6 Milly focused on multiplying decimal numbers such as 0.3 x 0.05 and completed school homework involving decimals and fractions.
For Year 9, Jay tackled trigonometry by finding unknown side lengths and angles using angle of elevation and depression problems, with practice converting between degrees and DMS.
Meanwhile, Year 10 Sarah worked through exam revision covering logarithmic equations, index laws, area under graphs, and applications of the sine and cosine rules in complex questions.
Missing homework limited revision time; "she didn't complete her revision test, so we couldn't focus on the trickier questions together."
In Year 10, a lack of organized notes made it harder to review key formulas before an assessment—her papers were spread across several books and loose sheets.
Meanwhile, in Year 4, not mastering multiplication tables slowed progress with fractions.
For one anxious Year 11 learner returning after absences, forgotten worksheets led to stress during class activities.
These small gaps or habits meant extra time was spent searching for information instead of building new skills.
One Willow Vale tutor noticed a Year 9 student who previously rushed through her maths work is now slowing down to show every step in her working, making fewer errors and even checking answers before moving on.
In a recent session with a Year 11 student, the tutor observed him choosing to break down complex statistics questions using a new formula he'd struggled with last month—this time explaining his reasoning out loud without prompting.
Meanwhile, a younger primary student who used to rely heavily on the calculator now insists on solving number problems by hand first and only double-checks if she's unsure.
Learning science is full of twists and turns. It's about making embarrassing mistakes, overcoming setbacks and chasing those exhilarating aha moments.
If they want to achieve great results students need to put in the time, but they also need to learn at a quicker pace - a learning pace that might not be completely comfortable to them. Some students get to the finish line quicker and some students struggle along the way.
This is exactly when they can benefit from guided learning the most.
We work with great physics tutors in Willow Vale who can support your child's academic progress. There's always a test or quiz around the corner and with a great tutor guiding them, students tend to feel less overwhelmed.
Tutors are also great role models. It's all about the connection they make with the student. We've found that when a tutor and a child click - that's when learning happens.
That is exactly what we look for in a tutor, someone attuned to the specific needs of your child.
All we need is to have a quick chat with you. We organise a tutor to come to your home for one-on-one tutoring, at a time that works for you and your child.
You pay a simple hourly rate. And if it happens that you are not completely happy with the tutor, we consider the first lesson a risk-free trial. Then we keep looking for a better match.
Sounds good so far? We can start looking for a local physics tutor in Willow Vale right away!
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