Chehak Khosla
Interactive SAT Math tutor with hands-on practical and problem-solving methods




Private tutor - Chehak Khosla
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Chehak - Get to know your SAT tutor
Hi! I'm Chehak Khosla, a passionate SAT Math tutor with a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics. This academic foundation has provided me with a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and problem-solving techniques that are essential for mastering the SAT math section. Over the years, I have had the privilege of working with numerous students, helping them not only improve their math skills but also achieve their personal academic goals. I am deeply passionate about teaching SAT math because I believe that every student has the potential to excel in it with the right guidance and support. My goal is to help students build confidence, improve their scores, and develop a lasting appreciation for the power of mathematics. I love teaching SAT, as it is a critical stepping stone for students who want to get into their dream colleges, and helping them achieve high scores is both a privilege and a responsibility I take very seriously. I am particularly passionate about teaching the math section because it requires more than just rote memorization. To excel in SAT math, students need to develop problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and an ability to apply concepts to unfamiliar scenarios. This is where I truly enjoy stepping in as a tutor—teaching students how to break down complex problems, think logically, and find efficient solutions. I am excited to be a part of my students’ academic journeys and look forward to helping them achieve their goals on the SAT and beyond. Thank you for taking the time to learn about me! I hope to have the opportunity to work with you and support your success in mastering the SAT math section.
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SAT prep snapshot
The SAT exam is a critical stepping stone for students aspiring to get into colleges and universities in the United States, making it a crucial part of their academic journey. Preparing for the SAT, however, can be a challenging process, as it requires students to not only have a strong grasp of the material but also understand how to approach the test strategically. As a tutor, my teaching methodology for the SAT exam involves a well-rounded approach that encompasses subject mastery, time management, strategic problem-solving, and confidence-building. In this 1,000-word guide, I will outline the key components of my teaching methodology for the SAT exam, breaking it down into essential areas like diagnostic assessments, tailored lesson plans, practice exams, feedback loops, and student motivation. I help students familiarize themselves with the common question types that appear in each section of the SAT. In math, for example, this may include word problems, algebraic functions, or geometry-based questions. In the reading section, I teach students how to identify key information, find evidence in the passage, and interpret the author’s tone or purpose. I show students how to keep track of time during the exam and prioritize easier questions first. For math, I emphasize methods like “plugging in” answer choices to check their validity quickly.
SAT tutor specialities
Common Core State Standards - CCSS (USA)
Provincial-specific curriculum (CA)
Concepts learning
State-Specific Standards (USA)
Test prep
Exam ready SAT classes
Parent feedback
Pets are welcomed
Note taking
Open Q&A
Mobile joining

SAT concept taught by Chehak
Chehak assisted Tejwant with graphing linear equations and converting equations to slope-intercept form. Tejwant practiced problems from a worksheet, including converting standard form to slope-intercept form and graphing lines using both slope-intercept and point-slope forms. They also worked through word problems, identifying key information to write linear equations.
Slope-Intercept Form (y=mx+b)
Graphing with Slope & Y-intercept
Converting to Slope-Intercept Form
Horizontal Lines (y = constant)
Chehak helped a student from Santa Rosa Junior College review geometric transformations, including reflections, rotations, and glide reflections. The learner practiced reflecting figures over lines and the x-axis, as well as performing 180-degree rotations. They completed homework problems involving these transformations and will prepare for a test on Friday.
Reflection in X-axis
Reflection Across a Line
180-degree Rotation
Dilation
Glide Reflection
Chehak and Rachel focused on geometry, reviewing coordinate plane rotations and reflections. Their discussion covered rotations around the origin and reflections across lines like x=2. Rachel actively practiced applying transformation rules and plotting points to visualize these transformations. They've scheduled another lesson for Monday to further prepare Rachel for her test.
Rotation
Reflection
90° Counterclockwise Rotation Rule
Rotation Around Non-Origin Point
During a math lesson, Chehak assisted Tejwant in strengthening his abilities to evaluate expressions using PEMDAS, solve linear equations by isolating variables, and translate word problems into inequalities. Tejwant actively practiced applying inverse operations and interpreting inequalities on a number line. To further prepare for an upcoming test, he was assigned additional problems to work on.
Solving Inequalities
Number Line Representation of Inequalities
Least Common Denominator (LCD)
PEMDAS/Order of Operations
Solving Equations with Fractions
The following is a summary of a lesson. Chehak Khosla provided tutoring to Liz Sweigart, with their primary focus being PSAT math questions. During the lesson, they delved into various topics, including linear equations, geometry problems that involved similar triangles and circles, percentage increase, electric flux, and the process of solving systems of equations. For continued practice, Liz also received a link to an external website.
Volume of a Pyramid
Inequalities
Equation of a Line
Pythagorean Theorem
Similar Triangles
Liz and Chehak worked through a series of SAT math questions covering topics such as quadratic equations, exponential growth, and exponent rules. Chehak guided Liz through problem-solving strategies, focusing on understanding the underlying concepts and applying them to different scenarios. Liz will continue working on the remaining questions and plans to discuss them in the next session, and she needs to contact support to extend her lesson access.
Interpreting Y-Intercepts
Rational Expressions
Equating Functions
Projectile Motion
Quadratic Equations (Vertex Form)
Exponential Growth
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