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Annabelle is currently a Film and Television Student at Deakin University. She is originally from Regional Victoria and excelled in Mathematical Methods, English, Music Repotuire, Drama, Media Studies and Theatre Studies during her VCE, gaining an ATAR 20+ points above what was required for her course.
Annabelle understands that the way the curriculumn is taught in the classroom can be difficult to learn from at times, especially for neurodivergent students, and that the presure of academia can be harmful to both students and their results. Annabelle pushes her students to their full potential by encouraging growth rather than condesending failure, and she will provide students with multiple different strategies to perform in the way that will assist their learning the most.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
loved his maths. did well at most reading questions besides a couple.
loved his maths. did well at most reading questions besides a couple.
Going to work on worded maths problems and handwriting next lesson
understand concepts such as area of a trapezium, very enthusiastic, questions all went very well.
understand concepts such as area of a trapezium, very enthusiastic, questions all went very well.
Again, little mistakes. Just needs to double check work.
understanding all of the index laws and how to apply them when the index is a positive integer, understanding the relationship between indices and logs
understanding all of the index laws and how to apply them when the index is a positive integer, understanding the relationship between indices and logs
graphing exponentials and logarithms and translating/adjusting graphs (this is the biggest one) indices of fractions and we are yet to touch on negative indices.
picking up concepts such as the area of a triangle and surface area of 3d shapes
picking up concepts such as the area of a triangle and surface area of 3d shapes
can easily make mistakes when playing with general math skills and adding together multiple (5+) numbers together. Also I am unsure if she knows short division yet