Douglas Caron

How my online lessons work:
- Screen-sharing for live coding , we write and debug Python together in real time, so you learn by doing, not just watching.

- Flipped learning by default , you review a topic beforehand and bring questions, so lesson time is spent on what you actually find hard rather than on things you already know.

- Past-paper focused , we drill real OCR J277 exam questions so you learn how the examiner wants answers phrased, which is where most marks are lost.

- Short, targeted homework , a few practice questions between sessions so the material sticks. This retrieval is where a lot of the grade improvement comes from.

- The learning is flexible. Prefer me to teach a concept from scratch? Or are you stuck on a specific topic? We can adapt. The structure serves you.

A bit about me: I'm a Computer Science student at Oxford Brookes University and I sat the OCR J277 specification myself recently, so I know exactly where this course trips people up, and how to get you past it.