Zita Yu

My motto when it comes to maths tutoring is that solving the same solution but with different variables is always the most efficient and effective way of studying maths. I have taught several primary and secondary school (IGCSE and IAL) students mathematics from international schools in Hong Kong, all my lessons were conducted in English so language won't be a problem. I usually do a trial lesson first with a new student. I usually start the tutorial by catching up with the student's school work (if any), and explain or guide them to correct any of their mistakes. After that, I would provide the student mathematical problems according to what they are learning in school which I have prepared before the lesson. Whilst they are doing the problems that I have given them, they can ask me if they have any questions about it, and I would be preparing new questions for them for the next lesson according to the problems they were stuck on in their school work. However for GCSE and GCE, I believe the best method to revise maths is to redo the past papers over and over again, hence either the student or I can prepare the past papers and try to complete at least half of a past paper per lesson minimum. As GCSE and GCE A Levels is all about the marking scheme, steps are very crucial to get points, hence I usually check the student's answers carefully with the marking scheme.