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I'm currently tutoring both 2U/3U maths and I have two different approaches. For 2U maths - I feel planning lessons doesn't seem necessary, so often I'll just 'teach as we go along'. Basically my student will tell me what topic she feels she wants to be tutored. I then explain it to her from...

thanks namu =)

yeah sure, i'm looking at finalising my timetable, so maybe they can help me do that. thanks haha OR you can tell them to move near hornsby =P

This doesn't answer my question, but I'm curious, did you try transferring to UNSW Law? I know that for a guaranteed entry you needed a UAI of 96+, but I was wondering if you could still cut it with a UAI over 90?

That sounds pretty bullshit - getting a state ranking with a mark of 94. For Business Studies - past trends indicate you should be looking at a 97/98 overall mark if you want a state rank.

my ears are burning. Haha, I live in the west, I'm too asian to live in the east. =P

A lot of the integration required for volumes is quite easy and generally only needs 3U integration.

What I'm saying is that I see no logic in doing general maths. You said some people do general maths because a large number of courses require some mathematical ability. What I'm saying is, if you do general maths in high school and do crap (or even average) - you'll be screwed over anyway and...

But the thing is, doing a subject for the sake of learning the skills for tertiary education is pointless if you're going to do poorly in that subject. Doing poorly in General Maths will really hurt your ATAR and even if it is only a spare unit, think of all the time you could have spent on your...

I'm pretty sure there is no course which requires General Mathematics as a pre-requisite. Better off not doing maths at all in the HSC and pick up a bridging course later on in my opinion.

Although I agree he does sound a bit like a wanker through the way he phrased it, I think he has a bit of a point. If a student finds general maths difficult, he or she shouldn't do maths in my opinion - because they'd probably benefit more from just doing another subject (remember peeps...

Success One is the most detailed. Couchman is pretty good and more student-like responses.

Re: Tutoring for Business Studies/Physics/Maths (2U/3U) - South-west/Inner-west Sydne Usually I teach classes at libraries, but we can negotiate something. And yes - I have a few spots left. PM me if interested.

Re: Truong's tutoring, any comments? It's the drilling that makes sir different to other tutors - you'll find out on your last lesson why he does it. He actually does go a LOT faster than school.

Re: Tutoring for Business Studies/Physics/Maths (2U/3U) - South-west/Inner-west Sydne Thanks Gabriel! (That post means so much to me, because Gabriel's actually one whom I look up to) Anyway back on topic, I'm hoping to finalise my timetable, I think I've got about 1 or 2 slots left...

Hi there, I sent you a PM. I currently hold classes at Liverpool Library already. Here's my details if you are interested: http://community.boredofstudies.org/showthread.php?p=4706043#post4706043

Re: Tutoring for Business Studies/Physics/Maths (2U/3U) - Fairfield/Parramatta/Liverp bump!

I'm scared.

Re: Tutoring for Business Studies/Physics/Maths (2U/3U) - Fairfield/Parramatta/Liverp BONUS! Inspired by Bing Lee - I will be offering a bonus Christmas Turkey to every student! Please note - there are no turkeys.

C'mon guys! If you're in the Hills Area - why not give Reshad a go? He'll work your brain to the max! Before he relaxes it with some awesome tracks from Clubland Xtreme!