Gabriela M

I received a distinction and have taught other children. Great teachers have taught me how to teach in creative ways to help students. Having someone to help solidify ideas and understanding grows confidence. It would be a privileged to teach others.

I received a distinction for Maths and enjoyed it throughout my schooling career. I have helped many children and improved their results. Many children struggle but helping them to improve their understanding and level of work would be a privilege.

I received a distinction. I learnt that having the input and ideas of someone else helps to solidify knowledge and build confidence. This is what I hope to achieve with my students, in order to improve results, and would be honoured to do so.

I received a distinction and chemistry was my top subject. Many find it difficult but when explained simply it leads to easy learning, confidence and improved results. I strive to help children struggle less and I would be privileged to do so.

Anatomy was one of my favourite subjects in second year. It is easier to understand and do well in when you have someone else's perspective meeting yours. Often hearing the work from someone else solidifies the work and I'm eager to do that.

Physiology is better understood when discussed with a peer and that is how I learnt best. I enjoyed physiology in my second year and am currently taking it as my major in third year. I have gained adequate knowledge in the subject to help others.

Histology is often difficult to understand and learn. This was part of my anatomy course and one of my strong points (averaging 80 for the histology component). Having someone explaining and showing you the work and how ti identify it works well.