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Jasper is a recent high school graduate whose top subject was maths methods, consistently achieving scores in the more-than-80% range and even reaching the high 90s on key assessments. Because he has just completed the same style of curriculum your child is studying, he understands exactly where students get stuck and how topics build on each other. He focuses on breaking tricky ideas into clear, step-by-step explanations, helping students move from “I don’t get it” to confidently tackling questions on their own.
This tutor has real experience guiding other students, not just doing well himself. As founder and president of his school’s game development club, Jasper regularly taught younger students how to code and design simple games, planning sessions and explaining new concepts in an engaging way. As editor of the school newspaper, he refined his communication skills and learnt to give constructive, encouraging feedback. These roles show his ability to connect with students, listen carefully, and explain ideas in more than one way.
Jasper brings strong technology skills in programming and game development, and he often uses these interests to make maths feel more relevant and fun. He is comfortable using digital tools, visual aids and simple coding-style logic to help students understand patterns, problem-solving and algebra. His patience and calm manner mean students can ask the same question in different ways without feeling judged. Parents can expect a tutor who is reliable, organised, and able to tailor each session to the student’s pace and interests.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
Julian has improved his handwriting (letter alignment) is also improving in sentence structure. Seems to be getting the hang of how much info to put in sentences ...
Julian has improved his handwriting (letter alignment) is also improving in sentence structure. Seems to be getting the hang of how much info to put in sentences and phrases now, to improve writing quality.
Not very active in lessons, making it hard to gauge understanding and what I can help with. Furthermore, still some issues with grammar and sentence structure to focus on. I may have gone too fast into 'what how why' without checking baseline understanding, causing some confusion.
Marcello was nice and paid attention, by the end he understood division much better.
Marcello was nice and paid attention, by the end he understood division much better.
Marcello came half an hour late, and at the start of the lesson I overestimated his proficiency, causing some confusion. We took a step back to the basics a bit with the fundamentals of division and multiplication, and that led to some good progress.
Julian was more focused this time, and being in-person worked a lot better than online. At the end of the lesson Julian had improved in understanding and being able ...
Julian was more focused this time, and being in-person worked a lot better than online. At the end of the lesson Julian had improved in understanding and being able to apply that understanding of independent and dependent sentences in order to make his writing more complex and varied.
Handwriting, spelling and other features of writing still need to be developed further. Along with this, being able to apply the newly learnt system of writing longer sentences to essays is needed.
Student was engaged at times and has been taking notes in class, along with being ready to learn, following along with the exercise at the end. They seem passionate ...
Student was engaged at times and has been taking notes in class, along with being ready to learn, following along with the exercise at the end. They seem passionate about doing the homework.
At times the student lacked motivation and was questioning why it was important to learn English, along with being disinterested with the content at times, slow to respond to prompting. Didn't have any work on hand to show, but will have it next lesson.