Daniel Ekoko
French tutoring that’s engaging & practical
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French classes - Daniel Ekoko
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
About your french tutor
Hello, I'm Daniel, a dedicated French tutor with a deep passion for teaching and helping students achieve their language goals. With a background in Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science, I bring a structured yet creative approach to language learning. My teaching philosophy emphasizes interactive and engaging lessons tailored to each student's unique needs and learning style. I believe that real-life examples and practical exercises are key to mastering French, making the language both accessible and enjoyable. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, I am committed to guiding you every step of the way. Together, we can build your confidence and fluency in French. Let’s embark on this rewarding journey and unlock new opportunities through language learning!
French tutor expertise
French culture immersion
French pronunciation
French pronunciation skills
Test prep
Conversational French
Daniel graduated from University of Toronto
Meet Daniel
French classes at a glance
As a French tutor, I work with students of all levels, including school-age learners, college students, and adult or professional individuals seeking to enhance their language skills. My teaching methodology is designed to be engaging, interactive, motivational, practical, and highly adaptable to suit the unique needs of each student. I craft lessons tailored to each student’s language proficiency, focusing on preparing them for real-life conversations, academic success, or professional settings. To make learning dynamic and effective, I incorporate language learning apps, French podcasts, and other modern tools to enrich the experience. Additionally, I provide detailed feedback on pronunciation and fluency through spoken assignments, ensuring consistent progress. Together, we’ll create a personalized learning journey that will help you master the French language with confidence and enthusiasm!
French concept taught by Daniel
The Student and Tutor reviewed anti-derivatives, the power rule for integration, and the relationship between position, velocity, and acceleration. The Student practiced converting between radical and exponential forms and worked through indefinite and definite integral problems. Homework on the website was assigned to reinforce the concepts learned.
Integral of 1/x
Power Rule for Integration
Definite Integrals
Relationship Between Position
Velocity and Acceleration
Root and Exponent Conversion
The session focused on introducing anti-derivatives, also known as indefinite integrals. The student reviewed and applied the power rule for integration to a variety of functions, including those with fractional and negative exponents. Homework was assigned to provide additional practice.
Anti-derivatives: The Reverse of Differentiation
The Power Rule for Integration
The Constant of Integration (C)
Integrating Constants
Rewriting Functions for Integration
The Student and Tutor reviewed optimization problems and how to solve them using calculus, including the first and second derivative tests. The session included practical application of these concepts through real-world examples and a detailed word problem. The next session is scheduled to continue working on exam preparation.
Optimization within an Interval
Setting Up Optimization Problems
Second Derivative Test for Extrema
Critical Points and Derivatives
Optimization: Maximizing and Minimizing Quantities
The Student reviewed extrema and critical points, then learned how to apply the second derivative test to identify maxima and minima. They practiced these concepts by working through problems and verifying the solutions graphically. The next session is scheduled for next week.
Second Derivative Test
Discontinuities and Critical Points
Factoring to Find Critical Points
First Derivative Test
Critical Points
Local vs. Absolute Extrema
The student reviewed differentiation and linearization, including the product rule, chain rule, and tangent line approximations. They also began learning implicit differentiation, working through a problem to find y' and the equation of a tangent line. The student will continue practicing these concepts.
Implicit Differentiation
Product Rule
Chain Rule
Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Linearization
Converting Between Root and Exponent Form
Point-Slope Form of a Line
Variable Assignment and 'Let' Statements
Word Problem Decomposition
Substitution and Elimination Methods
Utilizing Formulas in Word Problems
Translating English to Mathematical Equations
Identifying Totals in Word Problems
Types of learners for french classes
School
College
All Levels
Adult / Professional
Interactive french lessons
Open Q&A
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
Chat for quick help
Tools & techniques used in french classes
Practice worksheets
Writing prompts
Subtitled media
Digital whiteboard
Presentations
Grammar practice
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