iyamahobbit
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It's sounding good, but i don't think it's the right thing for me, just for a couple of reasons:
* You live out at Strathfield... that is kinda too far for me, i live in the East ... kinda a pity, i guess.
* You got 94 - while i'd be delighted with that mark myself, i'd say i'm sitting around the 85-90-ish mark, and i'm pretty confident i can improve on that easily for next year with a bit of work on my own part - i've put in less than 50% of what i can this year, so i've got a lot to give in terms of time for next yr. So i'm just wondering how much tution would help, as i'm coping pretty well at the moment.
I've got a question, though -- if i thought it would help, would you be willing to tutor me on an ad hoc basis? I generally cope with the Chemistry material pretty well, and tend not to have many problems, but i'm thinking that it might be beneficial to have you look over my own notes, to see that i've covered the key points, if you're not willing to give me your set of notes after attending only a few lessons.
Please let me know what you think of that You've haven't mentioned ad hoc tution, but i'm inclined to think that isn't really suited to me, especially considering the distance...
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* You live out at Strathfield... that is kinda too far for me, i live in the East ... kinda a pity, i guess.
* You got 94 - while i'd be delighted with that mark myself, i'd say i'm sitting around the 85-90-ish mark, and i'm pretty confident i can improve on that easily for next year with a bit of work on my own part - i've put in less than 50% of what i can this year, so i've got a lot to give in terms of time for next yr. So i'm just wondering how much tution would help, as i'm coping pretty well at the moment.
I've got a question, though -- if i thought it would help, would you be willing to tutor me on an ad hoc basis? I generally cope with the Chemistry material pretty well, and tend not to have many problems, but i'm thinking that it might be beneficial to have you look over my own notes, to see that i've covered the key points, if you're not willing to give me your set of notes after attending only a few lessons.
Please let me know what you think of that You've haven't mentioned ad hoc tution, but i'm inclined to think that isn't really suited to me, especially considering the distance...
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Hmm, well, i mean, some tutors are better than others. Personally, when teachers pick on you, it can be both degrading if you don't know the answer - but also helpful if you're able to look beyond that and realise that you don't know the concept -- which will lead to understanidng it...He kept on picking on me asking questions i dont even know what he's talking about... so eventually i got frustrated and jst stopped going there for chem.