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£10-15
High Wycombe, England
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T. is an Ofsted Authorised childcare provider and homework club. We are also an established tuition centre committed to providing a focused education of superior standard. We enrol students from Primary school to Year 13. Our objective is to educate the child while fostering intellectual, creative, social and physical development. T. has a friendly, warm environment, working with small classes and teaching students KS1/2/3, 11+, 12+, GCSE or A-Level. We ensure all students work to their full potential and make good progress. Provide Parents/carers with updates on their child’s improvement. Believing in the inherent strengths of a diverse background, we celebrate the cultural differences, individual interests and personal talents of our student body.
£10-15
Subjects:
Basic Maths,
Applied Mathematics,
Elementary Maths,
Higher Mathematics,
Mathematics
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School, Learning Centre, Language School, Education Centre, Tutoring Centre
£28
Poole, England
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Primarily The Classroom is a learning environment that specialises in raising achievement for learners aged 5-18, all of our lessons take place in our learning centre based in Ashley Cross, Poole.  With regular group tutoring, one to one lessons and specialist sessions on offer there is something available for every learner. ​Our group tutoring sessions cover Maths, English, Science and 11+ preparation tutoring. These sessions are available for Key Stage 1, Key stage 2 and GCSE. These lessons are taught by experienced and qualified teachers, offer a great student to adult ratio and allow students to work collaboratively. It is a great opportunity for students to get some meaningful one to one time with a teacher! ​Parents and student frequently comment on how calm and relaxing our centre is. This is no accident, hours of forethought, days of design and years of experience have all gone into designing the right space. It is a perfect alternative to the wonderfully loud and busy environment of the modern school classroom. ​We offer one to one tutoring for students that would like an individual boost to their knowledge and grades. This is a tried and tested way of seeing results fast. This is available in English, Maths and Science. ​At the Classroom, we can assist with home schooling by working alongside parents to plan and teach an educational program that will best suit the needs of each individual child. We love meeting new (and old hands) when it comes to home schooling and feel incredibly privileged to be allowed to support them on their journey. ​So if you would like to find out more about one to one tuition, see if we have a place in a small group session or to chat to us about our creative space then don't hesitate to get in touch!
£28
Subjects:
Basic Maths,
English,
English Literature
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Basic Math Lessons and Courses Near Me

Basic math lessons

Basic math is the simple or basic concept related to mathematics. In these lessons you will study the basic math operations. Generally they are counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Learning and understanding basic math is really important for your child. When the child masters all these general operations he/she can continue developing his/her mathematical skills on a higher level. 

Math is everywhere around us and developing math skills from an early age is really important. These skills will help your child understand other subjects at school like chemistry and physics. Having a strong base of knowledge in mathematics can benefit every child. 

Why learn basic math?

Many people wonder why we need to study math from an early age at school. While it may seem like math problems have no real use in life, this couldn’t be farther from the truth! Math is incredibly important in our lives and, without realizing it, we use mathematical concepts, as well as the skills we learn from doing math problems, every day. The laws of mathematics govern everything around us, and without a good understanding of them, one can encounter significant problems in life. 

Except for the fact that mathematics is all around us it has many other benefits. One of them is that learning math is really good for your brain. Research indicates that children who know math are able to recruit certain brain regions more reliably, and have greater gray matter volume in those regions, than those who perform more poorly in math.  

Another reason one should learn basic math is because math helps us have better problem-solving skills. When we learn Math this helps us to think analytically and have better reasoning abilities.

Analytical thinking refers to the ability to think critically about the world around us. Reasoning is our ability to think logically about a situation.  Analytical and reasoning skills are important because they help us solve problems and look for solutions. 

At what age should you learn basic math?

Many people say that math is extremely hard to learn but actually kids start learning math the moment they start exploring the world. Each skill — from identifying shapes to counting to finding patterns — builds on what they already know. Kids from first and second graders start doing basic addition and subtraction up to 20. 

Third graders usually start to do addition and subtraction with regrouping (also known as borrowing). They also understand place value well enough to solve problems with decimal points. Know how to do multiplication and division, with help from fact families and create a number sentence or equation from a word problem. 

At fourth and fifth grade children start to apply math concepts to the real world. They practice using more than one way to solve problems and compare numbers using > (greater than) and < (less than). 

Middle-schoolers begin to learn basic algebra with one unknown number. They also work with fractions, percentages, and proportions, work with lines, angles, types of triangles, and other basic geometric shapes. 

High-schoolers use numbers in real-life situations (like calculating a sale price or comparing student loans), use mathematical language to convey thoughts and solutions and use graphs, maps, or other representations to learn and convey information. 

Remember that children develop at different paces. Some may gain some math skills later than other kids or have some that are advanced for their age. Basic math lessons and courses can help your child in every stage of his/her studies.

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