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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
When I see my students benefitting from the guidance I provided it brings in immense self-satisfaction for me. I also enjoy the process of identifying techniques that'll help the student understand concepts better.My Strengths as Tutor 💪
I think my biggest strength as a tutor is patience. From my experience, I have learned that not everyone learns at the same pace and it's important to understand what's best for the student and act accordingly.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
It's important to first understand where the student is standing. A tutor should adjust techniques and approaches to meet the learning styles of the student. This means a tutor should be an active listener. It's also essential to make use of their own experiences which helps build trust and support. The ultimate goal of a tutor should be to help the student become an independent learner.Tutoring students in 👦 👧
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About Anisha
Experienced Mathematics and Commerce Tutor
Anisha is a dedicated private tutor with a strong background in mathematics and commerce. She has successfully tutored secondary and high school students, particularly those preparing for Cambridge GCE exams. Her expertise lies in helping students achieve their desired grades through tailored tutoring sessions, homework assistance, and practical test-taking strategies. Anisha’s ability to provide constructive feedback has consistently garnered positive reviews from both students and parents.
Academic Excellence in Quantitative Methods
With a Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Economics and Finance, Anisha excels in quantitative subjects. She has achieved outstanding results in core subjects such as Quantitative Methods and Econometrics. Additionally, her impressive academic track record during her Cambridge GCE studies, where she earned multiple A’s, highlights her deep understanding of pure mathematics and English. This strong academic foundation enables her to effectively teach complex concepts to her students.
Engaging Educator with Diverse Experience
Beyond her academic prowess, Anisha brings a wealth of experience from various educational roles. As a teaching assistant at private tutoring services, she contributed to assessment planning and provided valuable feedback on student papers. Her involvement in extracurricular activities like event coordination and community engagement showcases her organisational skills and commitment to holistic education. Parents can trust that Anisha’s multifaceted experience will greatly benefit their children’s learning journey.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
As we had this class on zoom with the help of my iPad I was able to guide Miranda on how to solve multiplication problems and by the end of the session, she was ...
As we had this class on zoom with the help of my iPad I was able to guide Miranda on how to solve multiplication problems and by the end of the session, she was confident with how the process works.
Need to work on her ability to recall timetables especially for higher numbers.
From the last session, Miranda had a good grasp of how to solve these problems. This was a short session but she informed me that learning through the iPad made it ...
From the last session, Miranda had a good grasp of how to solve these problems. This was a short session but she informed me that learning through the iPad made it a lot easier for her to understand how to solve the problems.
This time we solved more difficult problems so sometimes she was forgetting steps midway but this can definitely be fixed through practice.
This session wasn't that long as well but we worked on different types of division and multiplication problems where we had to keep applying times tables skills. I ...
This session wasn't that long as well but we worked on different types of division and multiplication problems where we had to keep applying times tables skills. I had given her homework to do so that she can recall the times' tables better which she didn't complete as she was feeling sick. Later I observed her while she tried to do it in front of me and that showed that she was recalling the answers quicker than before.
We still need to work on her randomly recalling the times' table. For example, if I asked her what's 5x5 she would have to start from 5x1 and get t 5x5 to give me an answer.
Miranda was able to understand how the process works and she demonstrated her understanding by solving one of the problems herself. Her ability to recall the ...
Miranda was able to understand how the process works and she demonstrated her understanding by solving one of the problems herself. Her ability to recall the timetables is decent.
We will need to work on the pace at which she is recalling the timetables. She sometimes makes a mistake in the middle which ends up screwing up the entire timetable for her. For example, if she says 7 times 3 is 22 she'll end up saying 7 times 4 is 29 and so on. So we will need to work on her ability to remember random multiplications without having to start from the top.