...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, including China, Hong Kong, Europe, the Middle East, North America, and so on. I have gained valuable teaching experience by...
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...and help develop a student's problem-solving mindset. I strive to make these subjects approachable and engaging by connecting theoretical ideas with real-world applications. My tutoring style is patient, personalized, and outcome-focused. I begin by understanding the student's learning goals and challenges, then adapt my approach to suit their pace and stylewhether that means walking through...
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...Chemistry. I also have a Master's degree in Chemistry. I've had the pleasure of working with students from a variety of backgrounds and ages during my academic career. My experience goes from teaching high school children in mathematics to college students with their assignments. My teaching philosophy is around creating a welcoming and interesting learning...
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...Tech Graduate with extensive experience in helping nurture future of students all ages to help build a brighter future. Over the years, help students with Maths, Business Management and Science to name a few. Tailoring teaching based on students' pace and requirement. Helping understand concepts with ease and examples to make learning a choice.
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...math and physics at UBC, and have just recently obtained my masters of science in physics at UofT. Throughout university, I have become adept at tutoring via 7 different teaching assistant (TA) positions, as well as being an independent tutor for 18 months. My expertise lays in math and physics at both the high school...
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...I have always kept my lesson style in a fun and interactive way that will allow students to learn in an enjoyable manner. Most recently being the teaching assistant for first-year university-level math, I have also kept a similar approach and helped my student succeed. Now as a UBC graduate, I am constantly training new...
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...an engineer, published author, teacher, artist and philanthropist. My passion towards teaching is inherited from my mother who has taught high school students for over 30 years. I enjoy delivering complex ideas in a fun way and won't be satisfied unless all my students score the best without having to put much effort!
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Dr. Nekili is a Ph.D. graduate from Ecole Polytechnique of Montreal and Montreal University in electrical engineering and microelectronics. Dr. Nekili also holds a B. Sc. and M. Sc. A. in computer engineering. He is an excellent communicator and lecturer. He is fluent in french, english and arabic.
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...years of tutoring experience, and I am a graduate of the Honors Mathematics program at the University of British Columbia. Currently, I help with: - Algebra, Pre-calculus, College Algebra - High school calculus, Differential calculus (Calc I), Integral calculus (Calc II) - Statistics - Discrete Math, Intro to Mathematical Proof - Other advanced topics (just ask!)...
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...I've developed a patient and engaging teaching style for different learning needs. Whether you're looking for academic support, help with complex concepts, career guidance, or a friend to help you, I'll always be here to guide you. My approach focuses on building confidence and making learning enjoyable and impactful. See you guys!
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...the opportunity to tutor students in a range of subjects from mathematics and statistics to computer science and Python programming. I particularly enjoy helping students grasp the underlying logic of math and data, and I believe that a strong conceptual foundation leads to lasting confidence. My teaching style is patient, adaptive, and focused on building...
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...and engineering subjects. With over 2 years of tutoring experience, I specialize in subjects ranging from Algebra to Differential Equations, employing a student-centered approach that emphasizes understanding and application. My teaching philosophy revolves around creating a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and explore concepts deeply. I believe that every student...
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...am a math enthusiast who graduated from University of Toronto with Distinction. I loved number theory and group theory in university, and I feel passionate about teaching grade 5-12 students. I also had university offers from Waterloo, UBC, McMaster and so on, so I can answer some university application questions and help the student plan...
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...North America in SAT Math, ACT Math, Calculus, Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, and Physics. I am most passionate about teaching math because it builds problem-solving skills that extend beyond academics. My approach is clear, step-by-step, and customized to each student's needs, fostering both confidence and mastery. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy entrepreneurship, fitness, and personal finance.
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...and dedication to every tutoring session. So, what's my secret sauce? I believe in making learning fun, engaging, and tailored to your unique needs. Whether we're diving into calculus, coding in Python, exploring the wild world of physics, or gearing up for the GRE, I'm here to break things down in a way that makes...
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...exams and ace them all. I have over 5 years of experience in tutoring Mathematics. During these years of interactions with students, I have come to realize that certain anxiety over Mathematics haunts many people. At all levels of education, students have a phobia for Mathematics, and this leads them to have little or no...
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...using Javascript and Typescript in an Internal Project School Bus Transport App that helps Parents to book school bus for their child, track them and has 3 more interfaces for Admin, Driver and Caretaker which we developed from scratch. I also worked in Live Project "SPRY " which is presently used by "50+ Institutes and...
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...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 logical thinking. My teaching philosophy is simple: anyone can learn with a patient and understanding teacher. Outside of academics, I...
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...I have an hounours TA diploma and in high school, I obtained a full International Baccalaureate diploma. I have been a tutor for four years now and it has been an incredible experience. I mostly tutor Math, from kindergarten to first year university. I also help students with English and Chemistry up to a high...
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Recent Toronto College Algebra Tutoring Session Notes
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.
