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Portrait of Grace Wilson

EnglishFrench

Hello, I’m Grace, and I offer English and French support for students studying the Ontario curriculum. If you have plenty to say but struggle to get it onto the page, we can begin by talking. In English, we might explore a character’s decision, pick out evidence from a passage or work out what you want a paragraph to say.

Ontario curriculum
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BiologyChemistryScience

Hey, I’m Ethan, and I tutor Biology, Chemistry and Science for Ontario students who want a bit more room to ask why. Bring a confusing class topic, an upcoming test or a question you’ve tried three times already. We’ll use your schoolwork to keep things relevant, with plenty of conversation and sketches along the way.

Ontario curriculum
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MathPhysics

Hi, I’m Olivia, and I help IB students find their feet in Math and Physics, especially when a question looks nothing like the example from class. You’re welcome to bring half-finished working, a topic you’ve been putting off or a question you feel you should already know how to answer. I like to slow down at the moment a solution starts to feel confusing.

IB Diploma
Portrait of David Ellis

BiologyChemistry

My Biology and Chemistry lessons support students following the Alberta curriculum, with an emphasis on understanding relationships between ideas and using scientific language accurately. I favour a deliberate pace, with enough time to examine a misconception rather than move past it. Three priorities guide the work: • Concepts: establish what a process or principle means, using diagrams and examples where they clarify the explanation. • Application: consider how that knowledge helps us interpret an experiment, solve a calculation or account for an observation. • Communication: develop an answer that follows logically, uses evidence and addresses the question. The starting point is the student's current course material.

Alberta curriculum

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Our daughter used to get upset before she had even started her math homework. Hannah breaks things into small, manageable tasks, so there is always something she feels able to tackle.

What we appreciate most, is that Hannah gives her time to think instead of stepping in straight away. She also asked us what our daughter found difficult at home, which helped the lessons feel relevant. Homework still has its moments, but she is much more willing to give things a try.

RRebecca - A parent's perspectiveBC Maths

I usually know what I want to say in English assignments but getting it into a paragraph is another story. Hannah gets me to talk through my ideas first and then we work out a plan. She explains why something isn’t clear instead of just correcting it. Definitely less time spent staring at a blank page now!

RRyan - A student’s perspectiveBC English

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