Spectrum Tuition

We all know from our time at school that mathematics is layered. You learn to recognise numbers, then you learn to count, then you learn about place value, then you learn to add… with each skill building on the previous knowledge learnt. At its core, this is what makes mathematics easy to learn. However, this is also the reason correcting issues down the track is so difficult. If any of the basic skills are missing in a student’s mathematics foundation, their overall knowledge base will be shaky. The further their issues progress without correction, the more fundamentally unstable their mathematics skills are. It’s usually these students who end up disliking mathematics and in many cases have a life long phobia of numbers.

Course Information 

Highlights

• Highly experienced faculty
• Activity-based teaching
• Learner-centred approach
• Computer-assisted teaching
• Individual attention
• Skills-based guidance
• Free guidance for exams