David is an accomplished tutor with a solid background in mentoring and education. He has developed workshops for young individuals, helping them manage personal wellbeing and academic outcomes. His experience as a peer mentor provided him with valuable insights into goal-setting strategies for first-year students, ensuring they achieve their academic potential.
David has held several leadership roles, including Vice-President of a student association where he oversaw large events and managed inter-committee communications. His role as Co-Convenor involved developing networking workshops and creating engaging blog content. These experiences have honed his ability to communicate effectively with both students and parents.
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Dillon is tracking on his learning of the concepts by taking the necessary notes as he goes. He understands practice is important but only he can keep himself ...
Dillon is tracking on his learning of the concepts by taking the necessary notes as he goes. He understands practice is important but only he can keep himself accountable to it.
Dillon needs to practice basic operations of fractions and using formulas. Without these necessary skills the current work and newer topics will become slower to learn and work with.
Dillon shows enthusiasm in the problem solving aspect of trigonometry. He understands the relationships between right-angled triangles and Pythagoras' theorem. He ...
Dillon shows enthusiasm in the problem solving aspect of trigonometry. He understands the relationships between right-angled triangles and Pythagoras' theorem. He also understands the use of trigonometric ratios
Dillon needs a lot of practice, at least 60 to 90 minutes everyday, using the theorem and trigonometric ratios. This is evident as he spends some amount of time on problems with multiple steps and loses his focus on the following onto the next step (in the problem). I would encourage Dillon to map out his thinking by writing step by step his thinking and retracing his steps when he is stuck, ensuring he is considering all the information available to him (in the question).
Consolidated indices knowledge. Practiced necessary indices law in preparation for the test
Consolidated indices knowledge. Practiced necessary indices law in preparation for the test
To complete homework and use the invaluable time during tutoring to learn. So that we can make the most of the content and activities I prepare.
Able to learn indices. Picked up on own individual ways and methods to solve questions.
Able to learn indices. Picked up on own individual ways and methods to solve questions.
Practice with questions. Faster calculations is essential for further more advanced maths. It will help Dillon enormously in a test situation where time is of the essence.