Turning a mistake into a study goal
Replacing a wrong answer with the right one can leave its cause hidden. Identify a specific issue: reading, topic knowledge, calculation or missing checks.
Try it yourself first.
A student gets 30 for 6 + 4 × 3. Explain where the error occurred, then write another calculation using the same rule.
View the solution or example answer
Multiplication comes first: 4 × 3 = 12, then 6 + 12 = 18. The issue is order of operations rather than addition. A new question can check this relationship again.
Your next step.
Add one concrete action to your mistake note. Choose something observable, such as “mark the first operation”, rather than only “be more careful”.
Joining online lessons from Keçiören.
Lessons with Songül Nazariani are live, one to one and exclusively online. Share your needs for primary or middle school maths, general English, conversation practice, IELTS or TOEFL preparation. Suitable days, times, lesson duration and fees are discussed together.
Sharing the student’s year group and a question they find difficult helps us plan the starting point.