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What do I enjoy most about tutoring? 😁
Engaging with a range of students, who all have unique strengths and weaknesses and being able to fortify those weaknessesMy Strengths as Tutor 💪
Understanding of a students position, and the academic stress they may experience allows me to sympathise and better suit the teaching to what they need. Pacing lessons in larger groups to ensure no one gets left behindMost important things I can do for a student 🏅
A tutor, more than simply teach content, should be able to make their subject enjoyable, open and motivational for students. A successful tutor is one whose influence goes beyond the tutoring center, and drives greater change in the students academic and personal life. My own experiences with a great math tutor in high school supplement this view.Subjects Tutored 🎓
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About Shumayl
Interests
I have a range of interests, ranging from geeky video games to fantasy novels in my book collection. But physical activity lately has been my main task. Basketball with my friends, going on walks at sunset are all things I really enjoy. And dinosaurs. I really like dinosaurs.
Favourite Subject
By a long shot, its mathematics. My biggest highschool regret is not doing ext 2 math and stopping myself at ext 1, which is all well and good as it seems my future university degree will heavily revolve around math regardless.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Jordan is where I would expect him to be. He iscertainly not behind, and knows the basics of math well. He kept up with the lesson, despite having made it ...
Jordan is where I would expect him to be. He iscertainly not behind, and knows the basics of math well. He kept up with the lesson, despite having made it purposefully difficult for him.
Worded problems seem to be a small struggle for Jordan, which is expected. As I teach him more content I will integrate these types of problems so he builds the confidence he needs to smash it.
Somewhat remebers indicies, which is good. HAs good base knowledge of algebraic terms and for an introduction to expanding/simplofying, Ayden did well and is likely ...
Somewhat remebers indicies, which is good. HAs good base knowledge of algebraic terms and for an introduction to expanding/simplofying, Ayden did well and is likely to improve at a satisfactory rate.
Would like to see some more growth in terms of indicies, which will only come from doing more work around it at home and with tutor. It is important ayden is confident in the topics we have covvered so he can stay ahead, as doing so will give him an advantage when it comes to test time.
Oluver has an easy time dealing with questions which are numerical, rather than worded. He is aware of the basic foundations, and is mostly able to apply them.
Oluver has an easy time dealing with questions which are numerical, rather than worded. He is aware of the basic foundations, and is mostly able to apply them.
There is some worry about his progress, although it seems to mostly be hindered by a lack of doing homework. Worded questions are also a struggle to wholly comprehend, but this will improve with practice.
Excelled in negative numbers and shows clear success in long division. She has strong foundations for math and is on a proficient growth path. Her confidence is ...
Excelled in negative numbers and shows clear success in long division. She has strong foundations for math and is on a proficient growth path. Her confidence is also slowly improving and her speed is increasing.
basic understanding of the new topic, which is expected as she just started it.