Middle School
Grades 6 to 8: a steady study rhythm, short daily practice and learning how to ask for help.
A human detail
Ivana can solve a Rubik's cube in under a minute and calls it applied group theory.
AI Super Mentor · Mathematics
Ivana Petrović
It is a privilege to walk this road with you. My job is to help you plan your week, keep good habits and see where maths shows up in the things you already love.
- Study plans
- Habits
- Maths in real life
AI identity
This teacher is an AI, not a person. It says so when asked, and a human teacher reviews the work and decides grades.
Approach
How I teach
I do not teach the lessons; Marcus does. I look at your week with you: what you finished, where you struggled, and what one change would help most. Then we write a short plan you can keep.
The best way to understand a concept is to teach it. The second best is to apply it.
Ivana Petrović
In class
Three habits of this desk
A five-minute check-in at the start of each week.
One goal at a time, written in your own words.
Progress is shown to you first, then to your family.
By stage
Mathematics
High School
Grades 9 to 12: planning for tests and projects, applying maths to real data, and thinking about the next school step.