Maths & Physics

Linus S

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UG Supervisor @ Cambridge

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1:1, Maths & CS @ Edinburgh

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All A/A*s @ A-Level

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6 Years’ Tutoring

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Maths/Physics

Linus S

Credentials

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UG Supervisor @ Cambridge

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1:1, Maths & CS @ Edinburgh

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All A/A*s @ A-Level

Experience with

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6 Years’ Tutoring

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Maths & Physics

Linus S

Credentials

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UG Supervisor @ Cambridge

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1:1, Maths & CS @ Edinburgh

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All A/A*s @ A-Level

Experience with

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6 Years’ Tutoring

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Linus’s background

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Maths and Computer Science, shaped by university teaching and exacting exam craft.

Linus’s background

Experience

Maths and Computer Science, shaped by university teaching and exacting exam craft.

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Linus's Approach

Q&A with Linus

Linus, in his own words, on method, confidence and ambitious problem solving.

Linus's Approach

Q&A with Linus

Linus, in his own words, on method and confidence.

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What drew you to teaching Maths and Computer Science?

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How does university teaching shape your one-to-one lessons?

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How do you rebuild confidence when a student is struggling?

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What drew you to teaching Maths and Computer Science?

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Frequently Asked Questions

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As we always say, "there's no question is too small."

How long are Linus’s lessons?

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How long are Linus’s lessons?

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Lessons are 60 minutes. In the first lesson, Linus will usually spend around 50 minutes working with the student, then 10 minutes with you, where convenient, to reflect on how it went and outline next steps. He’ll be looking at method, confidence, accuracy and how the student responds when a question becomes unfamiliar. For Computer Science, he may also look at how they break down a problem, read code and explain their decisions.

How long are Linus’s lessons?

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Lessons are 60 minutes. In the first lesson, Linus will usually spend around 50 minutes working with the student, then 10 minutes with you, where convenient, to reflect on how it went and outline next steps. He’ll be looking at method, confidence, accuracy and how the student responds when a question becomes unfamiliar. For Computer Science, he may also look at how they break down a problem, read code and explain their decisions.

How do we get started with Linus?

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How do we get started with Linus?

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Are Linus’s lessons taught online or in person?

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Are Linus’s lessons taught online or in person?

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Is work set between lessons?

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Is work set between lessons?

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How is pricing arranged?

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How is pricing arranged?

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What if a lesson needs rescheduling?

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What if a lesson needs rescheduling?

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