MATHEMATICS
THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
There are many reasons why mathematics is such an invaluable skill to acquire and carry through life. To be comfortable manipulating numbers gives a tremendous advantage.
Maths touches just about every aspect of our lives. Whether it be checking our change in a shop, bricklaying, running a business, or the cutting edge of theoretical physics, maths is the common thread that weaves throughout the natural world.
It is perfectly understandable why many people find maths difficult. Taught as a sequence of isolated topics it can appear to have little relevance to our own lives. Without a sound grasp of basic operations, making progress becomes ever harder and more frustrating.
At Watermill Tutor, we regard maths as a lamguage. Like any language it can make no sense at first until we learn to recognise patterns and structures. We practise these and then proceed to the next level, so we steadily build and improve.
More and more students are studying maths at A-Level because they appreciate what it says to a University admissions tutor or a prospective employer. Others take great delight in the elegance and satisfaction of mathematical solutions. Watermill Tutor is here to help you achieve your best possible A-Level grade.
GCSE is the stage at which the complexity and diversity of the maths curriculum increases significantly. It can be hard to keep up with new material. At Watermill Tutor we can help to keep your child on top of everything they need to know to do well at Key Stage 4. A ‘good pass’ at GCSE in maths is an essential qualification for any future study or career.
Key Stage 3 is vitally important in your child’s maths education. It is at this time that the mindset develops either that they can do maths or they can’t. It’s essential that an attitude of confidence and self-belief in mathematical ability be instilled at this stage. At Watermill Tutor we know that intervention now can make a huge difference for the future.
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Specialist tuition in science and maths for A-Level, GCSE and Key Stage 3.
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