Showing posts with label maths. Show all posts
Showing posts with label maths. Show all posts

21 December 2015


Can you work out this maths problem?

6+4 = 210

9+2 = 711

8+5 = 313

5+2 = 37

7+6 = 113

9+8 = 117

10+6 = 416

15+3 = 1218


25 May 2011

Testimony


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I have observed Ian tutor an 11 year old boy in Math. He is patient, encouraging and understanding towards the student. Though the subject matter proves to be difficult for the student, the student is encouraged without feeling hurried or frustrated.

Marion Dieleman. - Teacher

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