The Pink Profile

The Puzzler

Pink profiles are defined by their natural gift when it comes to numbers. They learn quickly and are highly interested in Maths and Sciences but can occasionally rush their work due to their impatience with writing their working down and extreme confidence in their abilities.

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Their top 3 learning badges

Lateral thinking

You're great at linking different topics together and understanding how to apply a method you've learnt to another topic

Curious

You love learning new information and understanding more context about what you're learning.

Speedy

You work quickly, especially when dealing with numbers and familiar patterns.

Teaching tips

💪  Challenge them

Spend less time on fundamentals and move onto challenge questions to push them while engaging them. These students tend to love puzzle solving questions that forces them to think outside of the box.

💬  Focus on Wordy Problems

With each topic, spend time working on wordy problems with the student. Ensure that they read the question properly (preferably twice) before moving onto working on the solutions.

👀  Explain things visually

These students learn visually. Try drawing flow chats and colour coding notes to help them absorb the information better.

🧐  Context is key

When approaching a new topic, these students prefer understanding how it will be used in real-life so include a lot of applicable examples in your explanations!