Mikołaj Kowalczyk
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Angażujące lekcje prowadzone przez studenta (100% z podstawowej matematyki i 86% z rozszerzenia)
55 PLN / 60 min
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Maths tutoring for the eighth-grade exam
Maths is the hardest subject of the eighth-grade exam, and the one where students lose the most points. With a good tutor you will master every topic and walk into the exam with confidence.
The scope of Maths
- Real numbers and operations
- Algebraic expressions and equations
- Systems of linear equations
- Functions, linear and quadratic
- Plane geometry (similarity, the Pythagorean theorem)
- Solid geometry (volume, surface area)
- Statistics and probability
- Word problems with percentages
About the exam
- Duration
- 100 minutes
- Closed tasks
- 23 (1 point each)
- Open tasks
- 7 (2–4 points)
- Pass mark
- 30% of the points
How to prepare?
Solve papers from the previous 5 years
Practise word problems, which is where points are most often lost
Master the Pythagorean theorem and the similarity of triangles
Learn the formulas by heart (area, volume, perimeter)
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80 PLN / 60 min
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Frequently asked questions
Maths tutoring
The minimum is 30% of the points (the exam pass mark). For a good secondary school you need much more: with a conversion of 0.3 admission points per percent in maths, a result of 70%+ realistically raises your chances of a school of your choice.
A standard lesson is 60 minutes. With 2 lessons a week from September to May you get over 60 hours of study, enough to cover all the material and practise the papers many times.
Students most often lose points on word problems with percentages, tasks on functions and solid geometry. Tutoring focuses on exactly those topics, to fill gaps and teach solution patterns.
On a digital whiteboard the tutor draws figures, derives formulas and solves tasks with you in real time. You can choose a tutor from across Poland.
Start preparing for Maths
The earlier you start, the more calmly you can spread the material.