About Us

First-Rate Tutoring in Morena

Are you or one of your children in need of tutoring for an upcoming exam? Whether it’s 10th grade board exams, or you’re simply having trouble wrapping your head around a subject, if you’re in the Morena area, Misomathist is for you. We offer top-notch tutoring in a wide range of courses and languages, and can help you prepare for any course or exam. Get in touch with us through our booking form for bookings or enquiries.

Proven track record

At Misomathist, we understand that getting into grammar school is a huge source of anxiety for many Morena parents. Our highly qualified tutors have years of experience and a proven track record of equipping children to succeed at the eleven plus exam. We work with children from the age of 8 to higg school prepare (calculation skills) them for the exam when the time comes, so that they can sit the paper confident in their ability to do well.

Our Tutors

We have a team of professional tutors who are highly motivated and passionate about imparting their knowledge. These individuals have spent several years in the education sector and understand what it takes to effectively tutor students. They are fun to be with and easily accessible. Our tutors participate in development and training sessions to improve tutoring techniques and learn new tutoring techniques. They also prepare learning modules or lesson plans for tutoring sessions according to students' needs and goals.

Amenities

Good for children

24/7 availability

Debit & Credit Cards accepted

Wifi on the premises

learn different subjects form different teachers

Parking available

Free consultation

Bike parking available

Cash and Online pay available

How to Achieve Your Goals

The right goal is one that is good for you.

It may seem obvious, but it’s worth stating. We often instinctively know what’s good for us, but we don’t always do it. Taking care of you, your body, and your mind should always be a priority, so choose goals that are good for your mental and physical health.

The right goal is one that you truly want Often, our goals don’t really come from within. Instead, they are the reflection of others’ desires, and these goals are almost always destined to fail. Focus instead on goals that you really want to attain.

Try a new fitness class because it’s fun and rewarding, not just because the rest of your colleagues go to the gym during their lunch hour. Cast aside what you think should do, and try whatever piques your interest, regardless of what others are doing.

Tip: Carve out 10 minutes of calm reflection, and put down on paper your true desires and goals. List 3 things that you are proud to have accomplished this past year. Now list out 3 things that you weren’t yet able to accomplish. Perhaps you’ll find your next resolution on this second list…

The right goal is a singular one

There are probably several important points in the list that you’ve just written. However, start small by concentrating on just one goal, perhaps the one that is most important to you, or the one you find you can most realistically achieve at this time.

The desire to lose weight, a very common resolution, requires constant commitment to become a reality. If it’s truly a priority, then don’t let any other project interfere with your goal!

Now that we’ve chosen the right goal, let’s make it attainable.

Conceive of the right goal

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A good goal is a SMART goal.

Perhaps you’ve heard this acronym before—It helps to define a goal in order to transform it from an idea on paper into something bigger.

Your goal should be:

Specific: Create a precise goal. Don’t say “I want to lose weight,” but rather “I want to lose 10 pounds.”
Measurable: In the same vein, your goal should be measurable. If it’s not, how can you track your progress or know when you’ve hit the goal? If you want to lose weight, consider using a scale to track your progress, or take frequent body measurements.
Attainable: Your goal should not be too out of reach (or you risk burning out), nor too easy to hit (or you won’t feel accomplished when you reach it).
Realistic: Consider your limitations and your lifestyle when setting your goal. It’s probably unrealistic to set a goal of sleeping 9 hours a night if you have two kids, or working out every day if you work 60+ hours a week. Take into account your life circumstances so you can set a goal that is challenging but still realistic.
Time-bound: A goal should have an end date or last a defined length of time. To continue with our weight loss example, this means you should say “I want to lose 10 pounds in 2 months, or by March 15.” This helps keep up your motivation, because you can’t simply delay your goal or come up with excuses to push it off. It also allows you to effectively track your progress based on time.

Tip: If you find yourself with a big goal that you are really excited to achieve, yet it seems daunting, you shouldn’t give up on it, as long as it is still a SMART goal. If it’s challenging, but still attainable and realistic, instead consider breaking up your large goal into small mini-goals. For example, if your goal is to lose 50 pounds, break this up into a 5 pound weight loss each month, to be achieved in 10 months. 5 pounds a month sounds a lot easier than 50 pounds overall, right? This strategy can be applied to other big, overwhelming goals as well.

Plan out how you’ll achieve your goal

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The right goal is one you can visualize.

Whether you track your progress via graphs and data in the Health Mate app, or simply on a post-it note on your bathroom mirror, write your goal out in full and visualize what it will feel like to reach it, and how your life will change.

Moreover, tell your friends about it—they can support you and help prevent you from falling off the wagon.

The right goal is one that you celebrate!

If you’ve followed our guidelines and put in the work, congratulations! You reached your goal! Savor it and be proud of yourself.

And now that you know the recipe for success, let’s get on to the next goal.

Start working towards your goal