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Primary Maths Tutor Near MePrimary, KS3, SATs, 7+ and 11+ Tutor I have a kind and caring manner with children and am able to establish positve relationships. I am skilled in planning lessons, preparing appropriate resources and assessing children’s learning. I am committed, dedicated and organised and reliable. I have a ve... Cesar Augusto
Private Primary Maths TuitionI am a mechanical engineer by training, a results-driven and highly skilled professional, with strong learning and teaching, engineering, and R&D experience, leveraging the synergies of Academia and Industry through successful collaborations. I support students and workers in achieving academic and ... Sarah
Primary Maths Tuition Near MeI am a flexible tutor, my main aim is to build confidence. With self esteem raised, students start to believe in themselves. That’s when results happen! My approach to tutoring is individual - there is no one size fits all. I have worked with home educated families and learned a lot about what puts ... Hasib
Private Primary Maths TutorI graduated in 2001 from The University of Manchester as an Aerospace Engineer with honours, then qualified from Oxford as a Postgraduate in Mathematics, followed by an MBA with Merit from Birmingham University. I have been teaching for over 20 years and hold Qualified Teacher Status specialising in... Sidonie
Home Tuition for Primary MathsI am a primary school teacher currently teaching year 6. I have always praised for teaching inspiring lessons and finding ways to motivate all children, even those children who do not always enjoy school. I have a very friendly and bubbly nature which helps me to create really positive relationships... Chibuogu
Primary Maths LessonsMy goal is to help you realise your potential, and enjoy the process of learning by breaking down the otherwise 'complex' topics into simpler,bite-sized bits that you understand. I believe that English and Mathematics form the bedrock of all future learning,and it is important to lay the right found... James
Private Primary Maths TuitionA researcher in theoretical physics and a believer in the importance of understanding in mathematics and physics. I'm originally from Warwick, studied as an undergraduate in Cambridge, completed a Ph.D. in Durham, researched at the University of Bath and in Mexico and am now based in the South West.... David
Primary Maths LessonsI'm an approachable, professional tutor who is able to build a rapport with people from a whole range of backgrounds. I have a wide range of interests, enjoy seeing students learn new things and discover a real interest in their subjects. My approach to tutoring is to first listen to the student to ... Diane
Primary Maths TeacherI am a teacher first and foremost.I love teaching. I love tutoring. I have prepared children for key stage 1 SATS, starting as early as Year 1, key stage 2 SATS and 11+ successfully. I focus on the needs of the child aiming to build confidence. I specialise in 1 to 1. I am patient, calm and understa...
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Primary Maths Riddle
Q: I am an odd number; take away an alphabet letter and I become even. What number am I?
Primary Maths Joke
Q: Why is a maths book always unhappy?