IB Mathematics AA / AI and Physics, SL & HL
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You can understand the example in class and still feel completely stuck on the homework.
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AP Biology, Chemistry, Physics 1 / 2 and Statistics
Explain the science behind your AP answers
Getting the answer is satisfying; being able to explain why it is right is even better.
Ontario English, math foundations and EQAO / OSSLT preparation
Build confidence in Ontario English and math
A blank page is much less intimidating when you have someone to talk your ideas through with.
AP Calculus AB / BC, Statistics and Computer Science A
Work through AP calculus, statistics and code with confidence
An error message is a clue, and getting stuck is part of learning to solve a problem.
BC senior math, Physics 11–12 and Chemistry 11–12
See the connections in BC math, physics and chemistry
I’m usually the person reaching for a sketch before an equation.
BC English Language Arts, Math and Science, Grades 3–8
Patient English, math and science support for BC learners
A small success can change the way a child feels about homework.
Alberta Math 10C, 20-1, 30-1 / 30-2 and Physics 20 / 30
Find a clear starting point in Alberta math and physics
I’m Lucas, and I like the moment when a question goes from ‘I have no idea’ to ‘I know what to try first’.
Ontario senior math, data management and physics
Make Ontario math and physics click
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.