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Make Ontario math and physics click

Ontario senior math, data management and physics

My favourite question in a math lesson is ‘Why does that work?’ I’m Oliver, and I like helping students get beyond recognising a worked example to knowing how to start a new problem themselves. If you lose your place halfway through an algebraic solution, we slow down and find the exact step that stopped making sense. I focus on Ontario Functions (MCR3U), Advanced Functions (MHF4U), Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U), Mathematics of Data Management (MDM4U), and Physics (SPH3U / SPH4U).

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Build confidence in Ontario English and math

Ontario English, math foundations and EQAO / OSSLT preparation

A blank page is much less intimidating when you have someone to talk your ideas through with. I’m Claire, and I like starting with what you noticed about a story, even if you aren’t sure how to turn it into an essay yet.

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See the connections in BC math, physics and chemistry

BC senior math, Physics 11–12 and Chemistry 11–12

I’m usually the person reaching for a sketch before an equation. I’m Emma, and I enjoy making abstract ideas visible: a graph that explains a function, a force diagram that gives a problem a starting point, or an everyday example that makes a formula easier to remember.

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Connect the ideas in Alberta Biology and Chemistry 20–30

Alberta Biology 20 / 30, Chemistry 20 / 30 and Diploma preparation

I like science best when the details begin to tell a story. I’m Rachel, and I help students connect a process, a diagram and an explanation so that revision becomes more than trying to memorise another page.

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