11+ and GCSE maths tutoring - 1st class graduate with an award winning dissertation on maths teaching

By zaramalik
September 24, 2024 in Tutors & Coaching

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zaramalik

Posted September 24, 2024

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Posted September 24, 2024

Hi! I have recently graduated from the University of Sussex with a first class honours, and am looking to tutor maths for years 7-11s.

I know many people find maths very daunting, so my focus is on building confidence and deep understanding as opposed to teaching students how to memorise formulas.

My dissertation thesis was an evaluation of this approach to teaching mathematics amongst students aged 11-16, and won the SAGE publications award for highest thesis mark and outstanding application of statistical methods. It also found this to be the most effective method of teaching, so I am really excited to help students become more confident in and in turn effectively improve their maths skills.

Maths is, and has always been, my passion - I did maths, further maths, and statistics GCSEs, as well as maths A-level, and of course my dissertation thesis on maths teaching. My degree was in Psychology, so I also love helping people, and really want to help build children's confidence and deal with the stress of both school and exams.

Please get in touch via email if you are looking for a friendly, passionate maths tutor. My email address is [email protected]

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