Tara S
An experienced and enthusiastic tutor with a PhD in Molecular Biology
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A bit about Tara S
Hi!
I am an experienced tutor with a PhD in Molecular Biology and a 1st Class Biology degree, both from the University of Nottingham and have a full DBS check. Over the last 18 months I have tutored over 1500 hours online.
I have been tutoring maths and science from KS2 through to A-level both online and in school and have had some fantastic results with students. One of my KS3 students has increased 20% on their school tests after just 12 weeks tuition and other students have been complimented on their achievements or moved up a set. My GCSE students all received the grades they needed to go onto their further studies and my A-level biology students received B-A*'s and all got into their first choice universities!
I appreciate how hard both GCSEs and A-levels can be and like to motivate my students to achieve the best they possibly can. I like to split work into three sections: firstly, I come up with unique methods of ensuring the understanding of complex material; secondly, I help students come up with creative methods of remembering the material, and finally I like to provide help in both exam preparation and technique.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me :)
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Reviews
Elisa
Tara is an amazing tutor! Our children are making huge progress- thank you!
Teaches
| Subject | Level |
|---|---|
| Maths | Primary |
| Maths | KS3 |
| Maths | GCSE |
| Science | Primary |
| Science | KS3 |
| Biology | GCSE |
| Biology | A-Level |
| Chemistry | GCSE |
| Physics | GCSE |
Showing off Their Knowledge
Our tutors can answer one-off questions from students in our forum.
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How would you find 146% of 700?
Asked in KS3 Maths - Numbers by Hubert Bogan
First you need to express the percentage as a decimal and then multiply it by the amount. 146% ...
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Answered 10 months ago
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How would you find 120% of 550?
Asked in KS3 Maths - Numbers by Felicity Spencer
First you need to express the percentage as a decimal and then multiply it by the amount. 120% as a ...
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Answered 10 months ago
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How would you give £30 as a percentage of £90?
Asked in KS3 Maths - Numbers by Carolyn Legros
To express one value as a percentage of another, you divide that value by the original and multiply ...
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Answered 10 months ago
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What does a steep line in a distance-time graph show?
Asked in KS3 Physics - Forces and Motion by Nayeli Kautzer V
The steeper a line on a distance time graph, the faster the object is going. ...
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Answered 10 months ago
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What is the ‘mean’?
Asked in KS3 Physics - Forces and Motion by Dr. Edgar Howe
The mean is the average value and is found by adding together all the values and dividing by how man...
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Answered 10 months ago
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