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
Test prep
French pronunciation skills
French pronunciation
Homework help
French culture immersion
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
Table Analysis: Identifying Solutions Without Graphing
Graphical Solutions: Recognizing Parallel Lines
Polynomials: The Building Blocks of Algebra
Algebra: Mixing Constants and Variables with Rules
Systems of Linear Equations: Algebra on Steroids
Solving Systems Graphically: Finding the Intersection
The Student reviewed the relationships between position, velocity, and acceleration and practiced finding velocity and acceleration functions given a position function. They worked through problems to determine when a particle is at rest, has zero acceleration, and moves forward or backward. The Tutor assigned no specific homework but emphasized reviewing the graphing of position, velocity, and acceleration.
Speed vs. Velocity
Position
Velocity
and Acceleration Relationship
Momentarily at Rest
Zero Acceleration
Forward and Backward Movement
Returning to Starting Position
The session focused on understanding velocity and acceleration as derivatives of position, applying calculus to motion problems. The student practiced finding velocity and acceleration functions from a given position function, and determining when a particle is at rest or moving in a positive direction. The session concluded with plans to submit the completed worksheet.
Acceleration Function
Position Function
Velocity Function
Units of Measurement
Particle at Rest
Positive vs. Negative Direction
French Animal Vocabulary
French Verb Conjugation: *Vous*
French Verbs Related to Pet Care
Farm Animal Vocabulary and Cultural Context
Exponent Laws
Scientific Notation
Zero Exponent
SAT Math Domains
Rational Exponents and Radicals
The Tutor and Student reviewed the conjugation of IR verbs in French, focusing on their patterns and common usage. The Student practiced verb conjugation, sentence construction, and pronunciation. The session included a discussion of nuanced expressions and alternative ways to express 'we' in French.
Recognizing Pronunciation Patterns
IR Verb Conjugation
Common IR Verbs
Alternative to 'Nous'
Nuance between *Grâce à* and *À cause de*
The pronoun *Tout* and Gender Agreement
Types of learners for french classes
Adult / Professional
College
All Levels
School
Interactive french lessons
Weekend lessons
Open Q&A
Mobile joining
Parent feedback
Pets are welcomed
Tools & techniques used in french classes
Subtitled media
Phonetic drills
Grammar practice
Presentations
Assessments
Digital whiteboard
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Every tutor is interviewed and selected for subject expertise and teaching skill.
