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Nyimbili - Lusaka, Zambia£11
£11AS AND A LEVEL MATHEMATICS IGCSE AND O LEVEL CAMBRIDGE
Trusted teacher: I have a full Outstanding knowledge of mathematical formulas and concepts. In-depth knowledge of using various teaching and learning aids. Ability to pay extra attention to the slow learning students. Exceptional verbal and written communication skills. My classes are handled with full sense of responsibility and care with every student. I have a Home work Policy via Google classroom and strictly business with the students Outstanding hands-on construction management professional who successfully maintains highest degree of quality and control over all facets of multiple projects. Twenty-Five years' experience as a Mathematics Teacher in a wide variety of large- scale commercial and civil construction projects. Consistently meets the time schedule and budget demands of mathematics syllables by utilizing highly effective management, engineering and troubleshooting. Such as Exam my Exams. Problem-solving is the ability to identify and solve problems. As a math teacher, it's my responsibility to help my students find solutions when they struggle with solving equations or completing assignments. You can use problem-solving skills in your classroom by asking students to explain their thought processes as they work through challenging tasks. This allows Me to assess whether students are using effective strategies and provides an opportunity for them to learn from their mistakes. Am Confident and organized educational professional with over 8 years of teaching experience at the high school level. Adept at communicating complex mathematical concepts to adolescents in a fun and engaging manner. Drafted homework assignments and exams for three different levels of math courses Passionate math teacher with 8+ years of experience in high school and middle school environments. Designed integrated lesson plans and incorporated authorial college prep elements to the state curricula. In my previous role prepared and run after-school tutoring for students with learning difficulties that helped improve their final test results by 30%. A winner of Teaching for Progress state award, seeking to leverage math and communication skills.
Algebra · Geometry · Calculus
Jerzy - Groningen, Netherlands£19
£19Mathematics: Calculus, Algebra, Abstract Algebra, Geometry, Analysis, Probability and Statistics
Trusted teacher: Hello, I am a mathematics masters student specializing in algebra, geometry and number theory. I have graduated from the university of Groningen with a bachelor in mathematics. As such, I've spent a great deal of time studying mathematics at a higher level and have become acquainted with a broad range of mathematical disciplines such as algebra, geometry, analysis, calculus, probability, optimization and more, this of-course includes any high school mathematics. During my studies I working as a teaching assistant whenever possible so I have some experience teaching. In mathematics there are often many ways to come to the same conclusion and it varies from person to person what they consider easiest to understand. As such I try to get to know the student first and figure out how they may learn best. Personally, I rely a lot on intuition and deep understanding of concepts and so i try to convey to students the most essential and fundamental ideas before moving on, as well as, giving them interpretations of what is happening so that they may becomes easier to imagine and more tangible. In solving any problem, I think it is important to first sit back and understand what is going on before embarking on any calculation or proofs. In a typical class I would first survey what the student already knows and discuss the concepts with them making sure they understand them very well then we would move on to discussing examples and non-examples (this would take most of the class). Finally we would solve problems together discussing them as we go along. This of course can vary from student to student, their level and time available.
Calculus · Math · Algebra
Sam - Amstelveen, Netherlands£22
£22Mathematics/Informatics University (For bachelor students)
Trusted teacher: Welcome Student, Having graduated from Mathematics and Computer Science myself, I have noticed that there are many subjects that the majority of students have difficulty with. These are often also the subjects that are most important for progress, because many future subjects build on them. Are you a bachelor's student and do you have the same problem, then you've come to the right place. Together we go through the material and work towards your exams, so that you can confidently enter your exams. From a 'birds-eye view', many of these courses clearly have specific types of assignments that you must be able to pass your exam. We pick out these kinds of assignments and we will train you together in order to master them. In addition, we will counteract your weaknesses by going through assignments and theory about it. To get a clear idea of which courses I have taken and what exactly I can help you with, I have listed below my completed university courses (all passed with a 7 or higher). Note that I study in Utrecht myself, so your courses may have different names. Math - Proofs in Mathematics - Infinitesimal Calculation and Linear Algebra 1 - Introduction to Probability Theory and Statistics - Infinitesimal Calculation and Linear Algebra 2 - Analysis - Introduction to Geometry - Introduction Groups and Rings - Introduction Analysis in More Variables - Introduction to Topology - Functions and Sequences - Discrete Mathematics - Topology and Geometry - Introduction to Scientific Computing - Analysis in More Variables - Differentiable Varieties - Groups, Modules and Shows - Thesis Computer science - Computer architecture and Networks - Imperative Programming - Functional Programming (Haskell) - Introduction Project - Databases - Data structures Graphics - Optimization and Complexity - Languages and Compilers - Competition - Modeling and System Development - Software Testing and Verification - Image processing - Software project If you are not sure if I can help you, you can always send me a message! Sam
Math · Calculus · Computer programming
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Miguel Angel - Phoenix, AZ, United States£15
£15Integration course from scratch for students and teachers
Trusted teacher: Start of the Integration Course from scratch for students and teachers. Course: Integration From Scratch General Objective: Guide the student from the basics to a solid mastery of indefinite and definite integrals, techniques, and applications. Module 1: Previous Foundations and Motivation Goals: Understand the concept of area under the curve as a motivation for the integral. Establish a basis with functions and derivatives. Contents: 1. What is integration? (visual intuition) 2. Review of functions (linear, quadratic, exponential) 3. Derivative and its relationship with the integral 4. Introduction to the integration symbol Exercises: Identify areas under simple curves (visually). Relate known derivatives with antiderivatives. Module 2: Indefinite Integrals Goals: Learn to calculate antiderivatives of common functions. Contents: 1. Definition of indefinite integral 2. Integration rules: Constant Powers Addition/subtraction 3. Integration by substitution 4. Integration by parts (simple introduction) Exercises: 15 graded exercises with feedback. Module 3: Definite Integrals and Fundamental Theorem Goals: Calculate exact areas under curves using definite integrals. Understand and apply the fundamental theorem of calculus. Contents: 1. Definition of definite integral 2. Geometric interpretation 3. Properties (linearity, additivity) 4. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus Exercises: 10 visual exercises + 10 algebraic exercises. Module 4: Integration Techniques Goals: Use advanced techniques to integrate more complex functions. Contents: 1. Trigonometric substitution 2. Partial fractions 3. Integration by parts (formal) 4. Numerical methods: trapezoidal rule Exercises: 20 problems per technique, with guided solutions and free practice. Module 5: Applications Goals: Apply integration to real-world problems. Contents: 1. Calculation of areas between curves 2. Volume of solids of revolution 3. Work and energy 4. Physical and economic problems Exercises: 10 practical problems with real-life context. Module 6: Evaluation and Final Challenges Goals: Measure learning and reinforce skills. Contents: 1. Final multiple-choice exam and development 2. Level-based challenges 3. Corrections in video or PDF Additional resources: Formula notebook Bank of integrals Explanatory videos Downloadable PDFs with theory and exercises
Calculus · Algebra
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Shrika - Netherlands£29
£29Calculus (University & High School Level) Inspired by IB MATH AAHL & TU/e's Calculus Variant 2 Course (2WBB0)
Trusted teacher: This course offers a comprehensive introduction to calculus, emphasizing the foundational mathematical concepts and tools essential for further studies in mathematics and related fields. Topics include limits, differentiation, and integration, approached with clarity and structure. The course is designed to begin from the absolute fundamentals—starting with numbers and functions—and progressively build up to advanced topics such as optimization, related rates, and linear differential equations. Course Outline: 1.1 Numbers, Functions, (In-)equalities, Polynomials, Rational Functions 1.2 Trigonometric Functions, Vectors in Two and Three Dimensions 1.3 Limits, Continuity, Introduction to Differentiation 1.4 Differentiation Rules and Theorems: Power Rule, Product Rule, Chain Rule 1.5 Derivatives of Exponential, Logarithmic, and Trigonometric Functions, Taylor Series 1.6 Implicit Differentiation and Derivatives of Inverse Functions 1.7 Intermediate Value Theorem, Critical Points, Maxima and Minima 1.8 First and Second Derivative Tests, Inflection Points 1.9 Antiderivatives, Indefinite Integrals, Integration by Substitution and by Parts 1.10 Definite Integrals and Their Applications (e.g., Area Between Curves, Related Rates) 1.11 Optimization, Related Rates, and Linear Differential Equations This syllabus is inspired by the IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches HL curriculum and incorporates elements from the Technical University of Eindhoven’s Calculus Variant 2 Course (2WBBO).
Calculus · Math · High school entrance prep
Raphael - Écublens, Switzerland£45
£45Courses in Mathematics, Analysis and Algebra EPFL / Harvard by a Master and Assistant in Mathematics
Trusted teacher: Good morning ! My name is Raphaël and I have been at EPFL for 5 years. Graduated with a Bachelor in Mathematics from EPFL, I am a specialist in academic assistance for mathematics and computer science. I have a lot of experience helping and supporting first-year university students, and I have numerous assistantships for the most demanding courses at EPFL (Analysis, Algebra, Geometry, Machine Learning, Analysis Digital etc.). I have accompanied many students during the course and I know the challenges encountered by the students. I carry out real work of reframing and monitoring the student, while ensuring an atmosphere encouraging the student's personal progress. I am currently at Harvard finalizing my Master's thesis, and looking to assist students in Switzerland. My experience : - 9 assistantships for EPFL courses from 1st Year to Master level (Analysis, Algebra, Geometry, Numerical Analysis, Programming, Machine Learning, MAN, etc.). - EPFL assistant training certification. - Experience as a Mentor for 1st Year students (learning monitoring). - Correction and assistance with writing projects and exams for the Machine Learning Master course at EPFL. - Several years of experience in python and C++. My curriculum : - Bachelor in Mathematics from EPFL (5.01/6) - Bachelor thesis (6/6) - Master in Data Science from EPFL (5.4/6) - Master's thesis at Harvard (in progress!) I am very flexible on working conditions and locations, but here are some examples of private lessons: - Online availability on Zoom, I have a tablet and a pen for optimal working conditions. - Directly on the EPFL campus to save you additional transport. - Possibility of working in groups with your friends with different prices. Students of all levels are welcome and of course my help will be adapted according to the needs and objectives of the student. Whether it is for a one-day private lesson to resolve a few problems, or monitoring and support during the semester, I will endeavor to offer the best assistance to the student.
Math · Calculus · Algebra
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Superb experience with Dr S Iyer. Very easy to schedule, responsive, preparation before class and follow up after class. He helped my child understand concepts that were unclear, he has profound knowledge of the subject, he knows how to get my child interested and it helps to learn when one is engaged, I was present in the room during parts of the lessons and I could see he cares about my child liking what he is teaching, but is also focused on making sure she gets it. Via zoom it is very easy to have the lesson. Thank you very much Dr. S Iyer!
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Maths, Assignments, Home works and Test Preparation (Gothenburg)
Jude
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Jude shows that he cares for his students, he will go the extra mile. Jude helps me with his work outside the time of the class. He will research new technics for me and help me out with them. Jude is probably the best math teacher out there.
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Statistics, Econometrics (including calibration of models on real data) (Adliswil)
Gianmarco
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Gianmarco helped me understand and solve my problems in a friendly, quick and clear manner. He displayed a thorough understanding of the topic. I very much appreciate him as a teacher and can recommend him to anyone.
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