Resources

Things worth having, whether or not you ever write to me.

Practical material written for students rather than about them: how to get into an assignment, how to study a quantitative subject, and what to do when the page stops making sense. Free, and no application required.

01 / What is available

Two guides and a letter.

01

Student Study Starter

When you understand fast and still get stuck. A short guide to entering an assignment, finding the real task, choosing a first action, and noticing exactly where the process breaks down.

02

Quantitative Problem-Solving Checklist

Before you choose the formula. For mathematics and statistics students: identify the question, define what you actually have, select the method, show the reasoning, and check whether the answer is even plausible.

03

Notes, by email

Occasional writing on ADHD, giftedness, quantitative education and the teaching choices that help capable students engage with genuinely demanding work. The parents' guide comes with it.

Requesting a resource means agreeing to receive that guide and occasional educational emails. You can unsubscribe at any time. Please do not send medical or diagnostic records. This is an educational service and I do not need them.

If you want more than a guide

Applications for the 2026/27 year close on 31 August.

Five places, one of them fully funded. Everything on this page stays free either way.

Serenella Muradore Gallas

Selective one-to-one tutoring for gifted, ADHD and twice-exceptional students, built over years rather than semesters.

Educational support, not clinical care. I do not diagnose, assess, or provide therapy.