Maggie TuMaggie loves math, but found math lessons and systems in her school very frustrating. There were many times where she discovered she could learn more in 20 minutes of her own research than in half a term in maths class. She would often collect a litte huddle of friends who also wanted to know how to not fail their next test, and would share her knowledge. Discovering that she was a natural teacher she found her first dream job when she was 17 at a local tutoring centre. She loved it so much she ran her own volunteer sessions at the public/school library during the school holidays, which then expanded into running her own small side hustle all the way through her time at university. Mid-way through her psychology degree, she fell off a skateboard, bashing her brain and passing out. A fractured skull and needing-a-stitch-on-her-eyebrow later, she was unable to return to study but struggled to return to her usual day-to-day activities for more than two years. This book has been the passion project that helped her during that time cling onto her purpose and joy for life and provided a way to share her teaching beyond Her hometown. Besides maths, she has a mission to hunt down great teachers of other skills she secretly wants to become a master of, like parkour, all things music, and roller-skating - and maybe one day pass those skills on too! Read More Read Less