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Kaylah taught Demetrius 4 months ago
Kaylah tutored cookie dough on solving problems involving exponents and quadratic equations. They reviewed the correct application of the quadratic formula and practiced simplifying expressions using exponent rules, including negative exponents and fractional bases. Kaylah assigned further practice and emphasized reviewing exponent rules in preparation for the next session on logarithms.
Quadratic Formula
Base Negatives
Combining Exponents with the Same Base
Fractions as Negative Exponents
Identifying Quadratic Equations
Hadia taught Jasmine 5 months ago
Hadia tutors Jasmine and Laetitia for their math exams. She covers circle equations, triangle medians, functions (notation, evaluation, piecewise, domain/range, vertical line test, zeros), and guides Laetitia through factoring a quadratic to find its zeros. The transcript is computer-generated and may contain errors.
Equation of a Circle
Midpoint Formula
Point-Slope Form
Functions
Function Notation
Piecewise Defined Functions
Domain of a Function
Vertical Line Test
Parvana taught Liam 5 months ago
Parvana tutored Liam on solving simultaneous equations using the graphing and substitution methods. Liam practiced both methods, receiving step-by-step guidance and corrections from Parvana. Homework was assigned involving solving simultaneous equations using both the graphing and substitution methods for additional practice.
Distributive Law
Y-Intercept and Slope
Substitution Method
Graphing Method
Simultaneous Equations
Divya taught aj 5 months ago
Divya Shah tutored Sri Ascot (Anjali) on solving math word problems, focusing on identifying key information and choosing the correct operations. Anjali practiced problems involving subtraction, division, multiplication, and addition. Divya noted that Anjali needs more practice with division.
Word Problems: Identifying Information
Division
Problem Solving: Visual Aids
Addition
Subtraction
Kaylah taught Danina 6 months ago
Kaylah tutored Danina on solving percentage problems by converting them to fractions, simplifying, and visualizing them as parts of a circle. Danina demonstrated understanding and felt prepared to complete her assignment.
Percentages
Fractions and Circles
Converting Fractions to Percentages
Joshua taught Kedar 6 months ago
Anay and Joshua worked through math problems from a 2021 paper, covering graph theory, the pigeonhole principle, card counting, and the inclusion-exclusion principle. They specifically solved a problem using inclusion-exclusion to find multiples of 2, 3, and 5. They plan to complete the remaining problems next week.
Semi-Eulerian Graphs
First Fit Algorithm
Problem-Solving Duplicates
Inclusion-Exclusion Principle
Pigeonhole Principle
Simply Connected Graphs
Eulerian Graphs
Solving Word Problems: Brooklyn’s Creative Math Challenge
Brooklyn Word Problems: Real-Life Math Adventures
Brooklyn’s streets offer everyday math stories in disguise word problems hidden in daily life. Whether managing budgets for a Williamsburg café, calculating fabric for Bushwick art shows, or estimating transit times between Crown Heights and Dumbo, word problems make math meaningful and relatable.
Word Problems: How Brooklyn Students Learn Real-World Skills
Solving word problems develops skills essential for Brooklyn’s young learners:
- Critical thinking: Understanding complex problems.
- Logical reasoning: Determining which math skills to apply.
- Practical math: Applying math to daily decisions, from subway schedules to grocery shopping.
How Brooklyn Tutors Simplify Word Problems
Brooklyn math tutors use creative, local examples to help students master word problems:
- Calculating pizza slices for friends in Park Slope.
- Budgeting trips to the Brooklyn Museum or Coney Island.
- Planning delivery routes for local businesses in Bedford-Stuyvesant.
Example: Brooklyn-Style Word Problem
"Maria owns a bakery in Brooklyn Heights. Each day, she sells 80 bagels and 45 muffins. If bagels are $2 each and muffins $3 each, how much money does Maria earn in one day?"
Brooklyn tutors show students how to break this down clearly:
- Bagels: 80 bagels × $2 = $160
- Muffins: 45 muffins × $3 = $135
- Total earnings: $160 + $135 = $295
Maria earns $295 each day.
Brooklyn’s Future Mathematicians and Problem-Solvers
Brooklyn’s math students today will become tomorrow’s problem-solvers entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, and community leaders. Solving real life word problems strengthens skills essential for success in Brooklyn and beyond.
