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Jagnoor kaur taught about 1 month ago
Jagnoor assisted Gia with her geometry project, which centered on designing a city map. The project required applying concepts of parallel lines, transversals, and various angle relationships, such as linear pairs, consecutive interior angles, and alternate exterior angles. Gia actively worked on correctly positioning different locations based on these geometric principles. Their discussion also covered supplementary and complementary angles, congruent roads, and rays. As a final point, Gia was advised to clarify the specific requirements for perpendicular streets with her teacher.
Linear Pairs
Consecutive Interior Angles
Corresponding Angles
Alternate Interior Angles
Alternate Exterior Angles
Supplementary Angles
Ray
Nikitesh taught about 1 month ago
Nik guided a learner, a resident of Rancho, through a review of geometry concepts. This included angle identification, midpoint and distance formulas, and properties of complementary and supplementary angles, all in preparation for the learner's upcoming test. The learner also gained practice applying the RHS congruence theorem. For homework, Nik assigned similar questions focusing on angles and their relationships, some of which were designed to be particularly challenging.
Midpoint Formula
RHS Congruence Theorem
Distance Formula
Supplementary Angles
Complementary Angles
Linear Pair
Nikitesh taught about 1 month ago
Nik Mathtutor and Shazana delved into the RHS theorem for proving triangle congruence, followed by a discussion on the properties of various quadrilaterals. Shazana actively practiced applying the RHS theorem and identifying these quadrilateral properties in problem-solving scenarios. As a follow-up to their geometry lesson, her assignment is to compile the properties, area formulas, and perimeter formulas for squares, rectangles, parallelograms, rhombuses, kites, and trapezoids.
Trapezoid Properties
Square Properties
Parallelogram Properties
Kite Properties
Rectangle Properties
Rhombus Properties
Area of Rectangle
Area of Square
Emmanuel taught about 2 months ago
Emmanuel assisted a student with a review of congruent, supplementary, and vertical angles in preparation for a test. The learner, a student at United High School in Laredo, practiced identifying angle relationships and solving algebraic problems to find unknown angle measures. Emmanuel assigned practice questions and provided a formula sheet for further study, suggesting a possible follow-up lesson before the test.
Linear Pair
Parallel Lines & Transversals
Vertical Angles
Congruent Angles
Supplementary Angles
Jagnoor kaur taught about 2 months ago
Jagnoor guided a learner, a resident of Scottsdale, through a lesson on angle relationships formed by parallel lines and transversals. This included identifying corresponding, alternate interior, and consecutive interior angles. The learner then practiced solving for unknown angles and variables using algebraic equations and geometric theorems. After working through several practice problems together, Jagnoor recommended a thorough review of the various angle relationships in preparation for an upcoming quiz.
Corresponding Angles
Auxiliary Lines
Vertical Angles
Linear Pair
Consecutive Interior Angles
Alternate Interior Angles
Nikita taught Rahul 5 months ago
Nikita is tutoring Anay in geometry, covering area, surface area, and volume calculations for polygons, prisms, pyramids, and cones (chapters 11 & 12). They focus on applying formulas, avoiding careless errors, and understanding the relationships between different geometric shapes and their formulas. They plan to have another session before Anay's test on June 16th.
Regular Polygons
Lateral Area vs. Surface Area
Pyramids and Cones
Volume Calculations
Geometry and related math topics covered
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Geometry tutoring statistics in the United States
Total Geometry tutors
465 Geometry tutors available
Experienced Geometry tutors
Average 4 years of teaching experience
Geometry Tutor Qualifications
82% hold a Master’s or PhD degree
Learning the key ideas in geometry
All about geometry learning
Geometry is a fundamental branch of mathematics that focuses on shapes, angles, coordinates, and spatial reasoning. It is widely used in engineering, architecture, physics, and computer graphics. Learning geometry helps improve logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and visualization abilities.
There are different ways to learn geometry. Self-study through textbooks like Euclid’s Elements or online courses provides theoretical knowledge, while interactive platforms like GeoGebra and Khan Academy offer visual learning tools. Practice worksheets and geometry problem sets reinforce concepts but require consistency.
For students needing additional support, private geometry tutoring provides step-by-step explanations, real-world applications, and personalized problem-solving strategies. Whether self-studying or taking geometry classes, consistent practice and a structured learning approach are key.
Who should study with a geometry tutor?
Struggling with proofs, theorems, and problem-solving
Many students find geometry proofs, postulates, and coordinate geometry challenging due to their abstract nature. Studies show that over 40% of students struggle with geometry reasoning. A private geometry tutor can break down concepts like triangle similarity, transformations, and constructions, making them easier to understand.
Preparing for SAT, ACT, or advanced math exams
Geometry accounts for 30-40% of ACT math sections. Standardized tests often include circle theorems, volume calculations, and coordinate geometry problems, requiring strong problem-solving skills. Geometry tutoring can help with exam strategies, practice tests, and visualization techniques to improve accuracy and speed.
Applying geometry to engineering, design, or physics
If you plan to study engineering, architecture, or physics, understanding vectors, 3D geometry, and transformations is crucial. Geometry lessons are widely applied in computer graphics, robotics, and design simulations. A private geometry tutor can provide practical applications to help bridge the gap between theory and real-world use cases.
How to choose a geometry tutor?
Experience in teaching high school and college-level geometry
Look for a geometry tutor with at least 5 years of experience in high school geometry, SAT/ACT prep, or college-level mathematics. Tutors with backgrounds in engineering, physics, or computer science can provide deeper insights into real-world applications of geometry.
Affordability and charges
Geometry tutoring rates vary based on topic complexity and tutor expertise:
- For foundational geometry topics (angles, triangles, coordinate geometry), rates range from $30 to $60 per hour.
- For advanced geometry topics (vectors, 3D geometry, transformations), expert tutors charge $70 to $120 per hour.
Wiingy offers affordable 1-on-1 geometry tutoring at just $28 per session, ensuring high-quality learning at a budget-friendly price.
Reviews, teaching methods, and trial lessons
A 4+ star-rated geometry tutor with strong student reviews is ideal. Look for geometry tutors who offer interactive learning, visualization techniques, and step-by-step problem-solving approaches.
Before committing, ask for a trial geometry lesson to evaluate the tutor’s teaching style, clarity, and ability to simplify complex concepts.
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