Award-Winning Private Trigonometry Tutoring in Schenectady, NY

"We made good progress today on fractions. With a little bit of a refresher, the student was able to find the lowest common denominator and add fractions. He had difficulty at first with division, but we practiced restating these as multiplication problems, and he did much better."

"The student needed to review the lesson on area of composite figures. First I explained the meaning of composite. Then she started with practicing problems from her textbook. She had to find the area of a given composite figures. She worked independently on the first 2 problems correctly. However she struggled with the concept of separating the composite figure to find the total area of the 2 or more figures. I reviewed the steps and strategies in breaking apart the composite figure by guiding her through a few examples. I also reviewed the lesson vocabulary with her, since she had to identify the figures at times. She was very responsive and had positive attitude towards the material reviewed. She was able to do all problems independently by the end of the session."

"Student A and I worked on multiplication, specifically multiples of 4. Student B worked on her homework related to decimals and fractions into decimals. "

"We covered missed questions on the student's previous homework. He needed help with understanding what a percentage truly represents and how to solve for percent given two numbers and how much a percent is of a number."