Most students struggle in Maths—not because they aren’t capable, but because they’ve been given the wrong strategy or strategy that’s not differentiated to suit the needs of the individual student, to succeed!
It’s frustrating because a sports team using the wrong strategy won’t win their game, just like a student with the wrong approach won’t reach their full potential.
So, how do you know your child has the wrong strategy to help them excel in Maths and score high in exams?
Simple… do any of these sound familiar?
- Your child memorizes methods but still struggles to solve new problems.
- They feel overwhelmed by tricky questions and give up too soon.
- They lack confidence and often say, “I’m just not good at Maths.”
- They can do basic calculations but can not apply the mathematical skills to solve problems.
That’s why I changed my teaching approach and developed my Strategic Learning Method. Since introducing this method, I’ve seen my students achieve remarkable results.
Here’s what your child needs to focus on:
- Build a Strong Foundation – Understand the core concepts, so Maths problems feel less confusing.
- Apply Problem-Solving Strategies – Practice how to approach any question logically and confidently.
- Develop Exam Resilience – Build confidence and learn to tackle even the toughest questions under pressure.
- Develop Understanding of Mathematical Comprehension—Using and applying strategies to tackle worded (multi-stepped) problems.
These 4 steps are fundamental in helping your child succeed in Maths and secure their desired exam results.
Just like a boxer training for a championship fight… when they prepare with the right strategy, their chances of success go up dramatically.
If this sounds useful, send me a message to learn more about how I can support your child in Maths! 🧑🏫