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This tutor has a rich background in tutoring primary and secondary students in Mathematics and English. With experience from a well-known educational company, she has honed her ability to adapt her teaching methods to suit the needs of individual learners. Her strong organisational skills and motivated attitude ensure that each session is both productive and engaging.
She boasts an impressive academic record, having studied advanced subjects like VCE Mathematical Methods, Chemistry, Further Mathematics, and Psychology. Graduating with an ATAR of 97.25 and earning numerous academic awards, she brings a deep understanding of the curriculum and can provide expert guidance to help students excel.
Beyond academics, this tutor''s involvement in various leadership roles showcases her commitment to student development. From being a homeroom representative to participating in environmental sustainability projects, she demonstrates responsibility and the ability to inspire others. Her passion for education is evident through her continuous efforts to support and motivate her students towards achieving their best.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Zarleah was able to correctly draw bar charts and pie charts when given a series of data. I gave her some questions which involved using arithmetic to solve for ...
Zarleah was able to correctly draw bar charts and pie charts when given a series of data. I gave her some questions which involved using arithmetic to solve for unknown data values. She was able to solve for the unknowns and incorporate them into the graphs.
She had some difficulty understanding the difference between percentages and fractions in relation to sections of a pie chart. At the moment, percentages is a difficult concept to understand so we focused on using fractions to describe the different sections of the chart.
Zarleah did well converting fractions to have common denominators. From here, she was able to correctly identify which fractions were larger and order them on a ...
Zarleah did well converting fractions to have common denominators. From here, she was able to correctly identify which fractions were larger and order them on a number line.
Zarleah should continue to work on her times tables and division during breaks to maintain her skills
-Zarleah did well ordering fractions on a number line. She was able to find the LCD of the fractions to then compare them. She also found drawing the fractions onto ...
-Zarleah did well ordering fractions on a number line. She was able to find the LCD of the fractions to then compare them. She also found drawing the fractions onto pie charts helpful when deducing which fraction was larger and which was smaller -She was able to do simple arithmetic with fractions
-Zarleah needed some help converting fractions. This is still a new concept and we will continue to work on this in the coming weeks. It will become easier when she understands the similarities of fractions and division
Zarleah completed some of her school homework activities. She managed to do her fractions quiz very well. We also worked on ordering fractions on number lines.
Zarleah completed some of her school homework activities. She managed to do her fractions quiz very well. We also worked on ordering fractions on number lines.
We will continue to work on the concept of LCM when adding and subtracting fractions