NisWis

Programme

Lesson types, how a lesson is built and the weekly schedule.

Lesson types

  • One-to-one

    1.5 hours · 90 min

    Just you and your teacher. We work on what you need.

  • Small group

    1.5 hours · 90 min

    At most 4 students from the same class. You practise together, with help for each student.

  • Test preparation

    1.5 hours · 90 min

    For a test or the MULO final exam. We practise with old exams.

Lessons

Lesson length: 1.5 hours

How a 90-minute lesson goes

  1. 0 to 15 min

    Questions and homework

    We start with what you bring: homework, a test or a question.

  2. 15 to 35 min

    Explanation

    One topic, in small steps, with drawings.

  3. 35 to 60 min

    Practising together

    You calculate. Your teacher watches and helps where needed.

  4. 60 to 80 min

    Practising alone

    A few sums on your own. Then we check them together.

  5. 80 to 90 min

    Plan for home

    You know what you will practise this week.

Weekly schedule provisional

Lessons after school and on Saturday morning.

  • MonMondayAfternoon
  • TueTuesdayAfternoon
  • WedWednesdayAfternoon
  • ThuThursdayAfternoon
  • FriFridayAfternoon
  • SatSaturdayMorning
  • SunSundayNo lessons

For parents

  • After the introductory lesson you hear where your child stands and what the plan is.
  • Your child brings their own school book. That way we practise exactly what the school teaches.
  • Lessons are in Paramaribo.

Getting started

You start with an introductory lesson. Then you choose a fixed day and time.

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