I would like to give maths tution to eleven year old children. I am a maths graduate.?
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browse the books those kids have, and for some reference see their last year books and try looking for the books by different publications.
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Put on the top, "G'Day mate!" as a welcome sign.  Have the students make Austrailian animals and post them on it.  It really depends on the grade.  I'm in 5th grade and I would enjoy doing that.
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By grade 4, students should know thier times tables up to 12 x 12, and how to do all four functions.  Order of operations is introduced (brackets, multip & division, add & subtract).\n\nA child that is asked to compute, is likely being asked to put the above knowledge to use.  Calculators can get you around everything BUT order of operations... I'd NOT recommend a calculator to a grade 4 student.  Instead, a times table showing products from 1 x 1 = 1 to 12 x 12 = 144 could be used to aid in solving a problem.\n\nAgain, by grade 4, students should KNOW their times tables from memory.\n\nHope this helps.
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try to go an ask on a forum on the http://www.tes.co.uk website (the times education Supplement) \nhopefully someone will be able to help!
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hi mate\ngive a try to www.myschoolproxy.com if it works spread it so that people like us can communicate :)
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Try the bitesize website. Which is a UK school revision site. But math is the same the world over so that should not matter
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You should tell a teacher and your parents. Leave the next step up to them.
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I'm so pleased to hear your mum is interested in maths!  It is a really fascinating subject, and I'm sure she'll find something to keep her mind occupied.\n\nI've just had a look on the edexcel website, and it looks like they do adult numeracy courses for a registration fee of £24, and then the tests for each unit cost £8.50 (if I understood the information correctly).\n\nI think there is also a "get on" campaign and it says that they provide free courses.\n\nI include the links to info about the "get on" campaign and edexcel below.\n\nHowever, I'm not sure if these courses would be too basic for your mum.  Perhaps you could see if they have any mathematical societies in your local area, as societies like these tend to have meetings and speakers on interesting aspects of maths, and I'm sure that they would welcome someone like your mum.\n\nGood luck!  I hope you find a course that is interesting for your mum!
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Yes, I'm sure your school can help you with this.  Just go ask the principal or a teacher.\n\nTry to learn something.  Your generation is going to be leading our world someday.
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Dont worry!\nWhen join the Course Information Technology\nYou will come to know that they are teaching from the begining even what you have learnt in 11th and 12th standard.\nJust to make your basic Strong.
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How old? Teach addition properly. Specially addition of same numbers repeatedly. It would make him understand multiplication. Give him sticks(match box, ear buds, tooth picks) and ask to give equally to friends, parents etc. Let the concept come in his own way. You are just to help not to stress. With thread/rubber band you may make 'tens' bundle with tying 10 sticks together. And show how 1 n 1 makes 11. Just some confusion is to be cleared. I think 1 week is enough. Be patient have patience.
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Hi there if you go to this site it will tell you all you need to know good luck witch1  http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/
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If your are poor in maths, that is not the fault of maths: maybe your, your teacher, your school or some others fault.\n\nSTART from start. I mean start from BASICS. Take as much as time is possible and practise and try to learn the basics of maths. If the BASIC is strong then everything will be ok afterward. Take it as a challenge. Practise maths with those people who are good at maths. Revise previous maths you have solved. Try from easy maths, then go to hard and harder.\n\nDont go fast.\n\nGive time to improve.\n\nOne day you will realise, you are doing maths and its not that hard. Its only challenging and exciting to solve mathematical problems. And you will learn more and more and you will be stronger.\n\nNo one is good or bad at maths. Its just they dont know how to do it or they just dont practice and forgot the technics.\n\n\nGoodLuck. Take it easy. Start from the beginning. ok! i understand. START again then....
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You may also give webmath a look.  Math is geared to grade level and need.
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Use a big Tupperware container to put it all in. I did that for the 11 year old class and it worked just spiffy.
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whatever u need to ask in maths, do write to me..I'll try to help you out
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try talking to your teachers and they will be able to advise you best on this.