Katerina

I love Maths for its structure and logic (and for when it feels bit like a "who-dunnit" mystery) and hope to help you love it too! I have helped others to understand Maths from my last years of high school to my last years of university, from students to colleagues.

Though I prefer in-person lessons, I can also adapt to online sessions.

I believe in a personal approach to every student, so my first questions is always the same: what specific goal would you like to reach? Is it overall revision? Or is it a specific topic that you would like to brush up on?

Once we have a goal, the next step is finding out your current abilities. This could include going through prior mistakes and re-doing exercises with your explanation of what you're doing or just going through some exercises you’re struggling with.

I don’t believe in “just getting the right answer”, I believe in you understanding how you got there or why you didn’t get there.

I also believe in a constructive dialogue on what you expect from me and what I can offer you, so that we can make a plan that suits you. We can focus on your own textbooks or we can use other materials, we can skip topics you’re not interested in, or we can follow your main curriculum. And if we plan another lesson, we always plan specifically (which might include extra homework) for both you and me to get fully prepared.