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Dr. Theertha taught 2 days ago
The session primarily focused on solving a diverse set of mathematics problems covering topics such as logic, algebra, number theory, set theory, logarithms, and inequalities. The Student practiced applying various mathematical concepts and problem-solving strategies, including the principle of contrapositives and inclusion-exclusion. As a follow-up, the Tutor will send a 20-question test on Saturday for the Student to complete.
Disproving Universal Claims
Algebraic Identities & Odd Number Properties
Contrapositive of Conditional Statements
Principle of Inclusion-Exclusion (for Counting)
Logarithm Properties
Modular Arithmetic & Properties of Squares
Absolute Value Inequalities (Triangle Inequality)
Manjunath taught about 2 months ago
The tutor and student reviewed algebraic concepts, including rationalizing expressions, polynomial addition and subtraction, and multiplication. They practiced factoring quadratics and finding the greatest common factor, with the student actively participating in problem-solving. The tutor encouraged continued practice for mastery.
Rationalizing the Denominator
Adding and Subtracting Polynomials
Multiplying Binomials
Factoring Quadratics: Greatest Common Factor (GCF)
Factoring Quadratics: Trinomial Factoring (Middle Term Splitting)
Abigail taught 4 months ago
The Student and Tutor reviewed algebraic concepts, specifically distinguishing between equations and inequalities. They practiced solving various linear equations using inverse operations and then moved on to formulating and solving word problems by first setting up the appropriate algebraic equations. The plan for the next session includes more practice with word problems before introducing new topics.
Solving One-Step Equations with Inverse Operations
Translating Word Problems into Equations
Identifying Equations and Inequalities
Ca Shunn taught 5 months ago
The tutor and student reviewed the concept of inequalities, focusing on graphing them on a number line and distinguishing between "and" and "or" compound inequalities. They also introduced interval notation as a method to represent the solution sets of inequalities.
Introduction to Inequalities
Graphing Inequalities on a Number Line
Compound Inequalities
Interval Notation
Union Symbol
Abigail taught 6 months ago
The tutor and student worked through a set of math problems involving proportional relationships and equations. They reviewed the general form of a proportional equation (y=kx) and practiced applying it to word problems, with the student successfully solving the majority of the questions.
Proportional Equations
Constant of Proportionality (k)
Solving Proportional Relationships
Rounding in Calculations
Abigail taught 7 months ago
The Tutor and Student reviewed vocabulary related to division, focusing on dividend, divisor, and quotient, and practiced dividing whole numbers and decimals, including handling decimal divisors. They also worked on word problems to identify appropriate operations and concluded the session with practice in multiplication and subtraction, focusing on correct procedures and borrowing techniques.
Subtraction with Borrowing
Handling Zeros in Division
Interpreting Keywords in Word Problems
Decimal Division with Whole Number Divisors
Division Vocabulary
Making the Divisor a Whole Number
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The Bronx Counts on Math for Rhythm, Baseball, and Street Art
Numbers in the Birthplace of Culture
The Bronx, known worldwide as the birthplace of hip hop and salsa, is famous for vibrant street art and its legendary Yankees baseball team. Yet beneath these cultural icons runs a rhythm of numbers. Math weaves through music beats, baseball stats, and artistic expression, bringing clarity and creativity to Bronx neighbourhoods.
Hip Hop, Salsa, and Math Beats
Hip hop and salsa music rely heavily on math, though often unnoticed:
- Rhythm & Beats: DJs count beats per minute, creating rhythms with mathematical precision. Hip hop artists use patterns, timing, and sequencing in their lyrics.
- Salsa Steps: Salsa dancers naturally use math by counting steps, beats, and timing their movements, showcasing arithmetic in action.
Yankees Baseball: A Game of Numbers
Baseball, loved passionately in the Bronx, is fundamentally mathematical:
- Player Statistics: Yankees fans use batting averages, earned run averages, and home run counts to celebrate player achievements and team records.
- Game Strategy: Coaches calculate probabilities, pitch counts, and batting orders all practical math shaping winning strategies at Yankee Stadium.
Street Art Meets Geometry
Street art throughout the Bronx illustrates geometry vividly:
- Murals and Graffiti: Artists rely on symmetry, scale, angles, and proportions, turning neighborhood walls into vibrant visual math lessons.
- Patterns & Perspective: Geometric patterns, perspective, and spatial reasoning help artists create murals admired across the borough, from Hunts Point to Fordham Road.
Bronx Tutors: Making Math Relatable
Math tutors in the Bronx make math accessible by connecting it to students’ everyday interests:
- Using Yankees baseball stats to teach percentages and averages.
- Explaining fractions and timing through salsa dance rhythms.
- Demonstrating geometric concepts by exploring local street art and murals.
Personalized tutoring sessions reflect Bronx culture, sparking student interest and academic success.
Math Skills: A Gateway to Bronx Pride
For Bronx students, math skills mean opportunities for college scholarships, careers in technology or sports analytics, or becoming successful artists and musicians. Math bridges cultural passion with real-world careers, enhancing opportunities for the community.
