Introduction to Philosophy, Cultural studies, Sociology, Logic, etc.

You will learn Systematic Reasoning & Logical Thinking which is a requirement for entering Computer Science program in many universities. The book “Delftse Foundations of Computation” especially its second chapter will be the main source of our lesson, but other more in-depth books will be also covered if you want to improve even further on logical thinking. The topics in our lesson include: • Propositional Logic: Logical operators; Precedence rules; Logical equivalence; Implications in English; Exclusive or; Universal operators; Classifying propositions • Boolean Algebra: Substitution laws • Logic Circuits: Logic gates; Combining gates to create circuits; From circuits to propositions; Disjunctive Normal Form; Binary addition. • Predicate Logic: Predicates; Quantifiers; Tarski’s world and formal structures; • Deduction: Valid arguments and proofs; Proofs in predicate logic If you have any additional questions before starting a class, please feel free to ask me. I am here to assist! :)

FIDE-rated chess coach based in Brussels offers personalized, age-appropriate tuition that turns curiosity into confident, strategic play. Lessons are carefully structured so that children discover each piece through stories and mini-games while older students dive into openings, tactical motifs, end-game technique and deeper positional thinking. Each session blends concise explanations with live board exercises, interactive puzzles and mini-matches, then finishes with clear homework and a brief progress note so you always know the next milestone. You can learn in English, French or basic Dutch, either face-to-face at home, in a quiet café or club, or online with an interactive board—which ever suits your schedule. All study sheets, weekly tactic packs and a shared cloud notebook are included. No previous experience is required: by the end of the first block you will recognize patterns faster, calculate with greater accuracy and feel at ease sitting across any opponent. Message me with your playing level and preferred times, and let's begin your chess journey.

My mathematics lessons are entirely adapted to the objectives of each student. If the goal is to improve both the basic level and the academic results, I generally structure my sessions in two parts: a first part dedicated to a deep understanding of the course, essential to master the concepts in a sustainable way, then a second part devoted to targeted exercises, similar to those that the student may encounter in supervised homework or exams. I pay particular attention to the specific expectations of each: a student wishing to develop a real mathematical culture will be able to explore enriching exercises, sometimes outside the curriculum, to go further in their thinking. Conversely, a student looking to gain points will be offered methodical work focused on consolidating the course, solving typical exercises, and implementing effective strategies for assessments. Each student is unique, and so are my lessons.

This private class offers an exploration into rich and complex tapestry that is Chinese culture. Based on your interest, you'll learn more about Chinese history, philosophy, traditional and modern Chinese society, literature, religion, etc. With China's importance on the international stage growing incessantly, I believe it's very useful to understand the Chinese way of thinking, to develop awareness of cultural sensitivities and to gain some insight in the history that structures China's perspective on the world. Originally structured as a lecture-based course, the content can also be restructured into a more interactive learning design. Whether you're interested in ancient classical philosophy, dynastic history, modern Chinese society and popculture or the economic development of China, this course has something to offer.

📚 What Students Will Learn: In this interdisciplinary course, students will gain a foundational and critical understanding of how individuals think, behave, and relate to one another within cultural and societal frameworks. Drawing on four core disciplines—Gender Studies, Sociology, Anthropology, and Psychology—this course encourages students to explore the complexities of human identity, interaction, and social structure. By the end of the course, students will understand Core Concepts and Theories of any one of the subjects they have chosen to understand and learn: Learn key ideas from gender theory (e.g., gender performativity, intersectionality) Explore sociological perspectives on class, race, norms, and deviance Study anthropological approaches to culture, rituals, kinship, and belief systems Examine psychological theories of behavior, emotion, personality, and cognition

My courses are aimed at students of all levels, from primary to university. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced student, my teaching methods adapt to your individual needs. I also offer an exceptionally dedicated plan for first year baccalaureate students, offering ongoing support throughout the year for preparation and revision for exams, including the regional exam. This specific program aims to strengthen necessary skills, consolidate knowledge and provide strategic guidance to excel in assessments.

I'm currently working on my thesis. I took a literary preparatory class with an average of 16.5 in philosophy. I'm currently an "independent philosopher." I'm very interested in aesthetics, phenomenology, and the humanities and their approaches to urbanity! My favorite theme is the notion of dwelling. My approach will consist, mainly, of learning methods so that you are more efficient in your work - time is precious! As for knowledge, I will adapt it according to your needs/requests. I look forward to talking about it more fully and – why not – practicing it!

As an engineering student, explore an enriching educational experience thanks to our specialized support courses in Arabic, Philosophy and SVT in preparation for the regional and National offered in Rabat, Témara and Tamesna. With an engineering student trainer, you will have the opportunity to perfect your skills in these crucial subjects for your academic and professional career while using simple and effective methods to explain the courses due to the similarity in age and the similarity of ideas.

Data analysis is an essential skill in today’s data-driven world. Whether you’re a student, professional, or curious learner, understanding how to interpret, visualize, and apply data can open the door to smarter decisions and deeper insights. I've designed this course as a hands-on, beginner-friendly introduction to data analysis and applied mathematics. This class is perfect for anyone who wants to develop a practical understanding of how to work with data using real-world examples and essential mathematical concepts. You’ll learn how to: -Organize, clean, and interpret datasets -Use tools like Excel, Power Bi, Python, R-studio and Tableau -Apply mathematical techniques -Visualize data through charts, graphs, and dashboards -Draw conclusions and make data-driven decisions

English is the most important language and is used all over the world. In my English class you will practice speaking, writing and reading a lot. In The Public Speaking class you will learn how to communicate well and correctly, you will also become more confident in speaking in front of the public, be able to deliver presentations well, and also become more courageous in delivering verbal messages. For sociological lessons, teachers can adjust to students, especially the chapters being studied at school. Basically, teachers will provide a systematic learning method system that is easy for students to understand and a very pleasant learning atmosphere in class

Everyone who engages with politics (which is to say, everyone) has an ideology. But not everyone is conscious of- let alone consistent in their ideology. In fact, most people’s conscious politics are nothing more than an inconsistent aesthetic. But anyone who has a world they long to see owes it to themselves to at least be self aware of their own ideology, and they should probably also familiarize themselves with others as well. I can help on both fronts. This 10-session class serves as an introduction to the concept of political ideology. We will begin with a brief overview to various major academic theories of ideology, before moving on to a taxonomical survey of different ideological genuses and families, both “thick-centered” ideologies, that is, ideologies with a comprehensive core specific enough that they can stand on their own as it were, such as liberalism, conservatism, socialism, and fascism, and “thin centered” ideologies, which have much broader and hence much less specific cores, and hence must attach themselves to other thick centered host ideologies in order to fully manifest themselves, such as populism, nationalism, feminism, and ecologism.

This course is aimed at people who want to improve their English level, from beginners to advanced levels, with special attention to those who need to gain fluency in academic or professional settings. Classes are tailored to the student's needs and combine practical language learning with effective communication and writing strategies. In addition to addressing fundamental topics such as grammar, vocabulary, listening comprehension, and writing, the course includes specific training in writing academic essays in English, geared toward students, researchers, or professionals who need to be proficient in an English-speaking university setting. Featured Content: General English (A1–C2): conversation, listening comprehension, thematic vocabulary and applied grammar Preparation for interviews, presentations and oral presentations Writing academic texts: structure, style, references, argumentation Review and support of papers, abstracts, papers, or motivation letters in English Participatory methodology and communicative approach adapted to the student's level

This class offers personalized instruction in philosophical and/or sociological theory, suited both for students seeking academic support and for individuals with a general interest in a philosophical topic. Sessions are designed according to the student’s goals, whether it’s clarifying course material, preparing written assignments, or exploring theoretical texts independently. I am currently completing a Master of Arts in Philosophy. My areas of specialization include ancient philosophy, early modern philosophy, and phenomenology. I also hold a background in sociology, which allows me to offer interdisciplinary approaches to social theory and critical thought. Sessions can be focused on specific authors or movements (e.g. Plato, Spinoza, feminist theory), or organized thematically around concepts such as love, beauty, perception, or subjectivity. The goal is to foster rigorous but accessible understanding, with attention to both conceptual clarity and historical context.

Providing essay writing guidance and support, primarily for social sciences and humanities. Assisting with structure, referencing, possible sources to include, and checking spelling and grammar I'm currently undertaking a PhD in Global Environmental Politics at the University of Lincoln (UK) but based in Amsterdam. I have previously completed an MSc in Environmental Policy at the London School of Economics (LSE, UK) and a BA in Philosophy at the University of Bristol (UK). I have extensive experience teaching Bachelors students on Politics and International Relations modules, including running workshops on essay writing, setting and marking essays, and providing constructive feedback for improved essay writing. I can also assist students for whom English is their second language - to write essays in a more academic and formal style.

Beginning with the agricultural revolution, and then the industrial revolution, and then the World Wars, investigate what led up to the Cold War. Investigate the irony of thw historical streams colliding into one with the irony of many newly liberated countries being sucked into the global battle being waged in the north. A look at a dozen of so case examples, to include Korea, Guatemala, Iran, Cuba, Chile, the Congo, Indonesia, Vietnam, Chile, Nicaragua, and Honduras, of the consequences of the Cold War. A look at modern events from Iran, the migration crisis, Cuba, Venezuela, Russian and Ukraine through the lens of the Cold War never having ended.