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Simultaneous equations by elimination, then two worded problems from the GCSE paper.
Zara spotted when to multiply both equations first, without a hint.
Sign errors when subtracting a negative. We’ll warm up with these next week.
Worksheet 4, questions 1 to 8. About 25 minutes.
Example recap
Parents pay for every lesson and want to know what happened in it. Writing that up is unpaid time, so it slips. And a parent who can’t see progress starts to wonder what they’re paying for.
Right after class, in your own words. Four prompts keep you on track: what you covered, what went well, what needs work, and any homework.
It’s usually ready in under 30 seconds. Tap any line to change it. Nothing reaches the parent until you press Send.
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Short sections, the same every time, so a parent can take it in on the school run. You see when they’ve opened it, and when they mark it read.
Your next-lesson plan stays private to you.
The recap is written from your words alone. Say less and you get a shorter recap, never a padded one.
Before the next lesson you see what Zara found hard and what homework you set.
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Choose friendly or formal once. Ask for “shorter” or “warmer” any time.
Record in a basement flat or on the bus. It uploads when you’re back online.
Each recap shows Sent, Viewed and Read, so you never wonder if it landed.
Parents trust you with their child. TutorRecap is set up so that trust stays with you.
Read the privacy policyYou talk about the lesson after it ends. Nothing records the child.
Whole-lesson recording only switches on after the parent agrees through a consent link.
The recording is removed once your recap is written. Recaps stay until you delete them.
Only you can see them, and the AI provider doesn’t train on your data.
No. They get a link that opens on any phone. Once they mark the recap as read the link closes, and you can send a fresh one any time.
You read every draft before it goes, and can change any line. If you said little, it writes little.
Any you teach: Maths, English, sciences, 11+, languages, music and test prep.
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