...school classmates with concepts, and realized then how beneficial one-on-one learning can be for someone's foundational skills in a subject and spirit towards learning. I've always had a passion for Math and Science, and I enjoy helping others discover the same feeling for subjects such as Data Management, Mathematics and Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics....
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...at the Northwest London Resource Centre and mentoring peers in high school, I love making complex concepts simple and relatable. Beyond academics, I create YouTube content on productivity, mindset shifts, using tools like mindmaps for structured learning, which are exactly the skills I bring into tutoring. Currently diving into machine learning and coding personal projects....
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...am currently pursuing a masters degree in data analytics and management engineering. I specialize in mathematics, physics, programming languages (R, Python), statistics, economics and other concepts in science and technology. I am also proficient in core engineering concepts and love implementing optimization techniques. Feel free to reach out to me in case you need any...
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...the University of Western Ontario. I have years of experience as an instructor for university-level mathematics as well as one-on-one private tutoring to help many students excel at their examinations. During my academic career, I have prepared for countless mathematics exams and I am looking forward to helping my students improve their results and understanding...
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...statistics and a bachelor in pure maths. Experience: Before starting my PhD, I was a statistician in a center of research, so I can help you with your probability and stats courses. During my PhD, I used to have TA tasks in linear algebra, calculus, mathematical methods, solving ODEs, etc... in both languages english and...
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...a kinesthetic, auditory, or visual learner, I will adapt my teaching style to best suit the way you learn so you can get the most out of each lesson! I have many tips and tricks for test prep, staying organized, and learning how to effectively study! These aspects are extremely important not only for your...
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...Applied Mathematics, I have dedicated the past fifteen years to teaching these subjects at the university and college level for undergraduates. Currently, I am pursuing my Ph.D. in Machine Learning Engineering, and I have been actively involved in research for the past 37 months. I am deeply committed to being a lifelong learner, both in...
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During my academic era mathematical studies always fascinated me and I had a flair to the subject. I made it my career and now I feel so much fun in helping students in learning Math as I believe it is the fundamental tool for understanding our world and its not that difficult to learn it.
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...Montreal. I began my career as a tutor in 2019 while I was still a graduate student, and since I have given lessons to dozens of students. My job is to: - Review the course with my student, and give him examples to clarify the course. - Do exercises, and prepare for exams. - Show "tips"...
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...mentorship in the success of students. I have taught mathematics at the universities of Manitoba, Sherbrooke, Saint Boniface, and New Brunswick throughout my career. Since 2010, I have been tutoring and teaching math both in-person and online to students ranging from high school to university graduate level. My students come from all over the world,...
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Francais/English, de Montreal. I will make sure you pass with flying colors. I have over 5 years of tutoring experience, currently studying Biomedical Engineering with a background in Biochemistry.
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...GRE test, CFA, and any math/statistics/finance related subjects. For my sessions, I will be very organized with the schedules, contents, and practices to make sure the students can follow and understand not only the specific topics but the larger picture and structure of the contents. I am patient and interactive with students. I would like...
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...concepts they once found difficult. I've tutored math to middle and high school students in both French and English, which has helped me adapt to different learning styles. I'm in my second year of Mechanical Engineering, and I love sharing my enthusiasm for math. It's my favorite subject to teach because it encourages problem-solving and...
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...years of experience teaching students of different age groups in different subjects. I have worked on improving my teaching skills through different pieces of training that I had and different positions I managed in my career. I believe that "those who know do and those that understand teach" and this is why I want to...
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...part of my journey for the past eight years. Throughout this time, I have had the opportunity to work with students from diverse backgrounds and across different levels of mathematical proficiency. Whether you are a beginner looking to build a strong foundation or an advanced learner seeking to delve into the depths of advanced topics,...
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The student has a good understanding of the basics behind college algebra but just needs more practice to understand where to start on a lot of the problems. We went over several kinds of factoring problems. Once she realized the trick to it, she did very well! We also did several factoring/simplifying problems with add/sub and mult/div which went pretty well. We ended on basics of complex fractions, which are a little more difficult. She is good at finding the LCD for the problems. We just need to work on the way to solve complex fractions since it's a formula in a sense.
Today the student and I went over problems from a practice test he had printed out for the math placement test. He was able to solve many of the problems easily, but some were more challenging. For those, we went over strategies including polynomial long division, rules of logarithms, trigonometric identities, difference of cubes, and more. We made an appointment for tomorrow, when we will work through another one of the practice tests he printed out.
Discussed study methods for upcoming tests: reviewing past homework and tests, making a list of past exercises and categorizing topics to better understand which methods to use to solve problems. We discussed systems of equations (linear and non-linear) and matrices.
We reviewed topics covered in yesterday's tutoring session (distance between two points, midpoint). We also continued where we left off with circle equations from yesterday. We looked at a test the student took this past spring semester for the same class (different professor) and he reworked some of the problems that he had missed. He was able to solve the questions or get closer to the answer than he previously did when he took the test.
The student and I covered upcoming material. I left her my notes on end behavior of polynomials, and she seemed to like my organization style. She has everything she needs to understand her professor in the upcoming lectures.
