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Since November 2023
Instructor since November 2023
Maths and english for students of grade 5 and below. I can also teach Gcses Business
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From 71.27 € /h
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Maths is something that a lot of young students struggle with. As someone who was able to achieve a grade A in o’level math which is equivalent to gcses math, I can help you out with any maths problem you are facing. I can also teach Gcses Business and my qualification for that is a grade A* in Olevels business which is equivalent to gcses business and a grade A in Alevels business.
I will specifically be teaching students or grade 5 and below maths and English. I scored a grade A in English language too which is equivalent to grade A in Gcses English. The classes will be held online and I will have an introduction class to identify what topics the child struggles with and then make the schedule accordingly.
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The student will require a laptop since the classes will be online only in situations where the child needs extra attention and the location is not that far, We can review the option of in person classes.
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  • Ilford, UK
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Online from United Kingdom
Age
Children (7-12 years old)
Student level
Beginner
Duration
45 minutes
60 minutes
The class is taught in
English
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(GMT -05:00)
New York
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At teacher's location and via webcam
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00-04
04-08
08-12
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20-24
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role of a math tutor is to provide personalized and effective academic support to students in the field of mathematics. As an experienced and knowledgeable educator, a math tutor serves as a guide, mentor, and teacher to help students develop a strong understanding and proficiency in various mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills.

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Individualized Instruction: Understanding each student's unique learning style, strengths, and weaknesses to tailor lessons and exercises accordingly. This personalized approach ensures that the student receives targeted support and gains confidence in their mathematical abilities.

Clarifying Concepts: Identifying areas where the student faces challenges and explaining complex mathematical ideas in a clear and comprehensible manner. The tutor breaks down concepts into simpler components, making it easier for the student to grasp and apply them.

Practice and Reinforcement: Assigning relevant practice problems to reinforce the learning process. Regular practice helps students build their problem-solving skills, reinforces their understanding of concepts, and improves retention.

Progress Assessment: Continuously evaluating the student's progress and identifying areas that require further attention. Regular assessments help the tutor adjust their teaching strategies and address any knowledge gaps promptly.

Homework Assistance: Assisting students with their math-related homework and guiding them through problem-solving techniques. This support encourages self-reliance and ensures that the student can apply what they've learned in their school assignments.

Test Preparation: Preparing students for exams, quizzes, and standardized tests. A math tutor equips the student with test-taking strategies and time management skills to enhance their performance in assessments.

Motivation and Confidence Building: Encouraging and motivating students to develop a positive attitude towards mathematics. Building their confidence is vital in overcoming math-related anxiety and promoting a growth mindset.

Communication with Parents or Guardians: Keeping parents or guardians informed about the student's progress, areas of improvement, and strategies for ongoing support at home. Collaborating with parents enhances the overall learning experience and fosters a supportive learning environment.

Continuous Professional Development: Staying updated with the latest teaching methods, educational technology, and advancements in the field of mathematics to deliver the most effective instruction.
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role of a math tutor is to provide personalized and effective academic support to students in the field of mathematics. As an experienced and knowledgeable educator, a math tutor serves as a guide, mentor, and teacher to help students develop a strong understanding and proficiency in various mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills.

The key responsibilities of a math tutor include:

Individualized Instruction: Understanding each student's unique learning style, strengths, and weaknesses to tailor lessons and exercises accordingly. This personalized approach ensures that the student receives targeted support and gains confidence in their mathematical abilities.

Clarifying Concepts: Identifying areas where the student faces challenges and explaining complex mathematical ideas in a clear and comprehensible manner. The tutor breaks down concepts into simpler components, making it easier for the student to grasp and apply them.

Practice and Reinforcement: Assigning relevant practice problems to reinforce the learning process. Regular practice helps students build their problem-solving skills, reinforces their understanding of concepts, and improves retention.

Progress Assessment: Continuously evaluating the student's progress and identifying areas that require further attention. Regular assessments help the tutor adjust their teaching strategies and address any knowledge gaps promptly.

Homework Assistance: Assisting students with their math-related homework and guiding them through problem-solving techniques. This support encourages self-reliance and ensures that the student can apply what they've learned in their school assignments.

Test Preparation: Preparing students for exams, quizzes, and standardized tests. A math tutor equips the student with test-taking strategies and time management skills to enhance their performance in assessments.

Motivation and Confidence Building: Encouraging and motivating students to develop a positive attitude towards mathematics. Building their confidence is vital in overcoming math-related anxiety and promoting a growth mindset.

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Continuous Professional Development: Staying updated with the latest teaching methods, educational technology, and advancements in the field of mathematics to deliver the most effective instruction.
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