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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
I love helping other people! I've always been there to help my peers while I was in high school - loved physics & maths! I love seeing people's faces light up when they understand something and would love to teach students of different ages. I'd love to teach online to help give access to support to children too!My Strengths as Tutor 💪
I am kind and patient - I am happy to wait as well as give my hours outside to help anyone. I am organised and love to put others first - I am happy to make resources for students if needed etc.Most important things I can do for a student 🏅
Building a relationship with students is whats most important! If I am able to make a safe, comfortable environment, students are able to approach me better and ask for help if needed! Being a good listener & being understanding - to ensure that students feel respected and. understand the content that is being taughtTutoring students in 👦 👧
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About Wimansa
Exceptional Academic Background in STEM and Languages
This tutor is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Electrical Systems, demonstrating a strong foundation in complex analytical subjects. She excelled in her secondary education mastering advanced courses such as Mathematical Methods, Specialist Maths, Chemistry, Physics, and Japanese. Her academic prowess was further highlighted by participating in university extension subjects like Linear Algebra and Calculus alongside her high school studies.
Proven Leadership and Organisational Skills
Demonstrating remarkable leadership abilities, she served as the Social Service Captain and SRC Treasurer during her final school years. In these roles, she effectively led diverse teams to organise charity events and manage significant budgets. Her capacity to adapt to changing circumstances shone through during shifts to online platforms for event management amidst local lockdowns, ensuring continued engagement and successful outcomes.
Strong Commitment to Community Service and Volunteering
This tutor has a profound dedication to community service; from organising major fundraising events like The World''s Greatest Shave to participating in initiatives such as Steptember for Cerebral Palsy research. Her active involvement extends beyond events; she also engages personally with vulnerable groups through volunteer letter writing campaigns during lockdown periods. These experiences reflect not only her empathy but also her ability to handle responsibilities that require meticulous organisational skills.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
The steps to add 2 digit numbers, just needs to double check numbers Understanding the first number of a 3 digit number = waffles (hundreds) so 723 = 7 hundreds, ...
The steps to add 2 digit numbers, just needs to double check numbers Understanding the first number of a 3 digit number = waffles (hundreds) so 723 = 7 hundreds, 2 tens etc.
Subtraction, what number to subtract from which number
Understanding and remembering the steps to find mode, mean, median and range Understanding x & y axis (horizontal + vertical) and coordinates are in the form (x,y)
Understanding and remembering the steps to find mode, mean, median and range Understanding x & y axis (horizontal + vertical) and coordinates are in the form (x,y)
Remembering which definition is which for which word (mode, median, range, mean) Plotting the coordinates on a graph and finding the coordinates of a plotted point we'll continue practicing
Is now able to follow the steps to add two digit numbers independently
Is now able to follow the steps to add two digit numbers independently
Understanding which number to take away from what value
Adding two digit numbers and checking if the tens and ones written down are correct before moving onto each step Understanding e.g. 156 = 1 'waffle' for hundred, ...
Adding two digit numbers and checking if the tens and ones written down are correct before moving onto each step Understanding e.g. 156 = 1 'waffle' for hundred, 5 'blocks' and 6 'circles'
Understanding e.g. 412 = 4 'waffles' (hundreds) etc. Knowing that the number on the right is subtracted from the left (62-41), 41 is what we 'cross out' from the left hand side