Small online classes where students stay visible

Q: Is small-group better than 1-to-1?

It depends on the student. Small groups give structure and participation; 1-to-1 is subject to availability and may fit targeted needs.

Q: How are online classes managed?

Lessons run on Zoom, while Google Classroom is used for materials, links, worksheets, recordings where applicable, and announcements.

MathPert classes are capped at max 8 students so Teacher Au can notice weak working, ask students to explain, and reduce quiet hiding.

Max 8 students

Small group is not a marketing detail. It is part of the teaching method.

When the class is capped, Teacher Au can ask students to explain working, notice when someone is guessing, and correct method before the student becomes passive.

Students are expected to participate.
Questions can be checked through working, not just final answers.
Quiet confusion is easier to notice in a smaller group.

Eight-node abstract class structure visual — Max 8 means visibility, accountability, and fewer places to hide.

Questions parents ask

Common questions

Why cap classes at 8?

A smaller group gives Teacher Au room to ask students to explain, notice weak steps, and keep participation visible.

Is small-group better than 1-to-1?

How are online classes managed?