...And always use “simpler numbers” if a problem’s numbers are complicated. (For example, paying $4 for 2 oranges makes it more obvious that you need to divide than paying $5.88 for 3 oranges).
- Learning math requires an understanding of what to “memorize” (for example, the tools), and what to “... (read more)
...I do maintain a score of 1-10 for every class and allocate a score to them after every class depending on their performance. At the end of 15-20 lectures, I cumulate these scores and give them presents on the basis of the scores they achieved. I really believe this motivates student to be more attentive in class.Calculus TA Worked as a TA for pre calculus. (read more)
...Critical thinking is a fundamental aspect of learning. Therefore, problem solving is a key area of focus rather than finding the right answer. Hope I can get you on your way to becoming a great mathematician! (read more)
...I have taught Common Core Mathematics to middle school and high school students or many years. I teach all levels of Common Core Mathematics. I start with explaining the basic concepts and then supplement it with solving problems of varying difficulty level. (read more)
...I tutored STEM for three years in college, and have been tutoring my daughter Math over the last few years, including Geometry. M.S. in Physics and Computer Science MS in Physics and Computer Science. Math tutoring in college and the last few years. (read more)