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Aparna taught Katherine 4 months ago
Aparna K. tutored Katherine Guerin on polynomial functions, focusing on identifying end behavior, intercepts, and sketching graphs. They worked through examples, determining the degree and leading coefficients of polynomial functions to predict their end behavior and intercepts. Katherine was assigned a practice problem and they scheduled the next session for July 6th to continue practicing.
Polynomials
End Behavior
Leading Coefficient
Intercepts
Degree of Polynomial
Hadia taught Yolanda 5 months ago
Hadia is tutoring Isabel in pre-calculus, covering function basics like domain, range, increasing/decreasing functions, intercepts, and rate of change. They delve into average rates of change in linear, quadratic, and polynomial functions, including extrema, x-intercepts, and even/odd function symmetry. Hadia will share notes and a short assignment with Isabel and plans to continue with polynomial and rational functions in the next session.
Functions
Increasing/Decreasing Functions
Zeros and Intercepts
Rate of Change
Polynomials
Even and Odd Polynomials
Extrema (Maxima and Minima)
X Intercepts
Nidhi taught Delylah 6 months ago
Nidhi Pandey tutored Delylah Torres on calculating wholesale and retail prices using markup percentages, cost price, selling price, and discount calculations. They worked through a dropout rate problem and solved an algebraic equation with fractions. They rescheduled their next class for Friday at 12 PM.
Dropout Rate Problem
Solving Equations with Fractions
Discount Calculation
Markup Percentage Calculation
Wholesale vs. Retail Price
Sheshadri taught Arya 6 months ago
Shankar tutored Arya on probability, permutations, and combinations, focusing on exam preparation. They worked through word problems, differentiating between permutations and combinations, and Shankar assigned additional practice problems for Arya to complete.
Fundamental Counting Principle
Permutations
Factorials
Combinations
Binomial Theorem & Pascal's Triangle
Conditional Probability
Mutually Exclusive Events
Kalpak taught Tristan 6 months ago
Kalpak tutored Tristan on slope-intercept form, parallel lines (equal slopes), and perpendicular lines (slopes multiply to -1). Tristan practiced applying these concepts and improved his algebraic manipulation skills with guidance. Homework was assigned, and a follow-up session is scheduled.
Perpendicular Lines
Slope-Intercept Form
Equation of a Line
Parallel Lines
From my desk: What I see as an algebra tutor across Australia
By Cantona Bolokang, Wiingy Maths Tutor
I’ve been tutoring algebra through Wiingy for several years now, working with students from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and beyond. As someone currently studying electrical engineering, I understand how foundational algebra is, not just for exams, but for how we think about problem solving.
Whether I’m helping a Year 8 student with linear equations or an adult learner preparing for a return to study, I’ve seen just how much of a difference the right support can make.
Patterns I notice across different cities
In Sydney, especially in areas like Parramatta and Epping, I often meet high school students preparing for selective schools or keeping pace with fast-moving advanced programs. Algebra is introduced early, and the pressure to master it builds quickly. Students know the rules, but sometimes miss the "why" behind them.
In Melbourne, many of my students are focused on VCE Methods or Specialist Maths. In suburbs like Box Hill and Glen Waverley, students are preparing for ATAR exams and want to improve both accuracy and speed. Algebra shows up in almost every topic they study, and it’s often the part that makes or breaks a full-mark response.
In Brisbane and Adelaide, I’ve supported students who are strong in number work but unsure when letters enter the mix. Algebra feels like a language shift. Once they understand what x represents and how equations behave, everything else becomes more manageable.
Algebra returns in adult education too
I’ve also worked with adult learners in Perth and online from regional areas. Many are returning to study after a long break, preparing for TAFE entry, teaching degrees, or engineering courses. Algebra can feel intimidating at first, especially after years away from study. But it doesn’t take long before they start recognising patterns again, and gaining confidence.
The goals vary. Some want to pass an entrance test, others just want to keep up with their kids’ homework. In every case, it’s about building a strong foundation, one step at a time.
What helps students actually move forward
What helps most isn’t shortcuts. It’s taking the time to work through each concept properly. I guide students through examples, help them connect ideas, and give them space to ask questions without fear of getting it wrong.
Algebra is a skill that builds everything from financial literacy to coding logic. Whether my students are in Year 7 in Strathfield or studying late at night from Townsville, I see real progress when we make things clear, not just correct.
