Hey there! I am Sushil (literally Sushi with an 'L' at the end). I am a Software Engineer, Math nerd, abstract artist, and a lifelong learner and I am looking forward to connecting with wonderful people and sharing my skills with them.
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Hi, my name is Jean-Dominique and I am a Software Engineering Teacher at Universit du Quebec-Ecole de Technologie Suprieure (Engineering School) in Montreal, Canada. With my company and university experience, I have thought and will teach as I would have liked to be thought with activities and real-life examples.
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...the University of Ottawa and am currently pursuing a master's in the same field. I have been a tutor with Varsity since 2022, tutoring STEM subjects exclusively, including math, chemistry, and physics, for middle school through early university levels. My tutoring style is straightforward and adaptive. I focus on breaking down complex ideas into manageable...
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...at your pace. I bring real 5+ years of industry experience to my lessons. My goal is to make difficult topics easy to understand with patient and practical teaching. What I Teach 1. CAD Software: SolidWorks, Creo, NX, AutoCAD, Cimatron 2. PLM Systems: Teamcenter, Windchill 3. Mechanical engineering subjects: Engineering Mechanics, Strength of Materials (SOM), Machine...
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...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. I believe in connecting concepts holistically, assisting students in understanding the correlation between theory...
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...tailor instruction to meet diverse learner needs. Hold a Bachelor's in Computer Science and a Bachelor of Education in Science and Math, blending strong technical expertise with pedagogical skill. Adept at differentiated instruction, classroom management, and integrating digital tools to enhance learning. Passionate about empowering students to reach their full potential and inspiring a lifelong...
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...joined a club for Peer Tutoring, however it discontinued predominantly due to the pandemic, for 3 months with helping a Grade 10 student with Calculus, Trigonometry, and Highschool Grade 10 Science. Now I am completing my first year at University of Toronto Scarborough in the Life Sciences Program, double majoring in Human Biology and Psychology,...
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...I'm a third-year Neuroscience student at McMaster University. I love teaching math, physics, biology, philosophy, and biochemistry. I have tutored for 2 years in the past and am a teaching assistant for a 1st-year course. I believe that no one is bad at a particular subject, they just need to learn how to conceptualize problems...
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...have you as a student. Lesson planning, needs assessment, and visually engaging educational techniques are just a few areas in which I have gained experience and thorough comprehension. Throughout my academic career, I honed my communication, creativity, and motivational skills. My commitment to fostering collaborative and exciting educational environments positions me to successfully encourage and...
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...preparing for exams, developing strong essay writing skills, and cultivating critical thinking abilities. My expertise extends across various scientific disciplines, including chemistry, biology, science, biochemistry, bioinformatics, and English. While I am proficient in all these subjects, I hold a particular passion for biochemistry. The intricate interplay of molecules within living systems continues to fascinate me,...
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...engaging and accessible. My teaching philosophy centers on connecting academic concepts to real-life experiences, fostering a supportive environment where students feel comfortable expressing their challenges. I take pride in my ability to clarify difficult topics and inspire confidence in my students. Outside of academics, I enjoy learning languages, including French, which enriches my perspective and...
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Passionate tutor for Mathematics, Physics, Electronics and Computer Programming, with long experience in University/College/Secondary levels.
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...at their own pace. I believe in using real-world applications to make abstract ideas more relatable, which not only enhances understanding but also fosters a genuine interest in mathematics. I am dedicated to helping my students achieve academic success and develop confidence in their abilities. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading about scientific advancements and...
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...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 current studies, but they truly help you excel with all post-secondary pathways. I am excited to work with you in...
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...many routes to the same answer, but is still fun to learn. I have six years of teaching experience. I have been tutoring peers since high school. My methodology is not fixed, but varies in order to help students. I've taken Calculus and Linear Algebra at the third-year university level and Algebra, Trigonometry, and Geometry to...
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...and teaching, I take a unique and nurturing approach to education. As an educator, I see the classroom as my nest, where, like an adult bird, I have the privilege of nurturing and guiding my studentsmy fledglings. Through careful instruction and support, I help them develop their wings and vision in mathematical analysis, preparing them...
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...has strengthened my ability to teach subjects like Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Physics with clarity and depth. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy exploring educational technology, reading about clean energy innovation, and staying active through outdoor activities. These interests keep me energized and help me bring fresh, engaging perspectives into my tutoring sessions.
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...centers on fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment, emphasizing the fun and utility of mathematics in everyday application. I strive to connect with each student by recognizing their unique needs and adapting my approach, accordingly, often utilizing visualization techniques and encouraging a growth mindset. My experience as an instructor in the University of Toronto's...
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...tutor any of the sciences and math, but physics will always be my passion. That being said, I feel that everyone can do well if given the proper supports and encouragement - sometimes all it takes is a nudge in the right direction! When I am not working, I love to spend time with my...
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...probability, and I use a patient, student-centered approach that encourages curiosity and confidence. I love helping students overcome challenges and discover the joy of problem-solving. Outside of my professional life, I enjoy spending time in nature, which provides me with a sense of peace and inspiration. Walking outdoors helps me clear my mind and stay...
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Recent Cambridge 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.
