Cyntia Szomyu
Engaging Math lessons from elementary to AP Calculus with creative problem solving




Private tutor - Cyntia Szomyu
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
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Hello! I'm Cyntia Szomyu, a mathematics tutor with a BSc in Social Sciences. My teaching philosophy is to make math enjoyable and relatable to everyday life. I believe in engaging students through interactive learning activities and real-world examples. I tutor elementary to college-level students in various math subjects like Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, and more. Let's make math fun and easy together!
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Class overview
As a math tutor specializing in subjects such as Elementary School Math, Geometry, and SAT Math, I have developed a teaching style that emphasizes problem-solving, demonstration, and interactive learning. I believe in structuring our sessions systematically to focus on understanding concepts in detail. I also incorporate whiteboarding to help students visualize and interact with math concepts directly. Additionally, I provide short quizzes to master specific concepts and create tailored plans with interactive problems and visual tools to enhance learning. My goal is to make math engaging and easily understandable for students at all levels.
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State-Specific Standards (USA)
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GCSE (UK)
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A-Levels (UK)
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)
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Mathematics concept taught by Cyntia
Kitty and Anna reviewed linear equations and graphs, including slope, y-intercept, correlation, and rates of change. Anna practiced solving word problems, finding equations of lines, and converting equations to standard form. Kitty will email Anna practice problems on standard form and finding slope.
Slope/Gradient
Point-Slope Form
Y-intercept
Correlation (Strong/Weak)
Rate of Change in Context
Equation of a Line (y=mx+c)
This lesson involved a comprehensive review of differentiation using first principles, calculating derivatives at a point, and evaluating limits. The learner, a student at California State University, Fullerton, worked through several problems, gaining proficiency with a graphing calculator to visualize functions and identify discontinuities. The discussion also covered strategies for their upcoming test retake, with a strong focus on graphical analysis and a deep understanding of the definitions of continuity.
Vertical Asymptote
Graphing Calculators for Limits/Continuity
Continuity of a Function
First Principle Differentiation
Kitty and Anna reviewed linear equations, including finding gradients, determining equations of straight lines, and finding intersection points. Anna also worked on finding the domain and range of linear functions with bounded lines. Anna will send Kitty her homework in advance for their next session on Wednesday.
Domain and Range (Bounded Lines)
Point of Intersection
Equation of a Straight Line
Finding Unknowns with Gradient
Gradient (Slope) Calculation
During a recent lesson, polynomial factorization was thoroughly reviewed, encompassing both quadratic and cubic polynomials. This preparation was crucial for the learner's upcoming SAT retake in Greensboro. The individual actively practiced factoring and sketching quadratic equations, and also worked on factorizing cubic polynomials using educated guessing and polynomial division. To reinforce these concepts, practice questions were assigned.
Factorization
Quadratic Equations
Parabolas
Polynomial Long Division
Turning Point
Kitty tutored Sean, focusing on polynomial factorization and algebraic fractions in preparation for the SAT. Sean practiced expanding polynomials, using the factor theorem, and adding algebraic fractions. They scheduled their next session for after Kitty's trip to Bali, with a plan to focus on trigonometry.
Polynomial Factor Theorem
Polynomial Division
Quadratic vs. Linear Factors
Adding Fractions with Algebraic Expressions
Factorizing x^2 - a^2
Commas
Semicolons
and Colons
Kitty tutored Susana on stoichiometry, covering mole ratios, molar mass calculations, and limiting reactants. Susana worked through several practice problems, including determining the limiting reactant in a reaction and calculating the mass of CO2 produced from burning C3H8. Kitty sent Susana a screenshot of a problem they worked on together.
Mole Ratio
Limiting Reactant
Molar Mass
Mole Concept
Balancing Chemical Equations
Stoichiometry
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School
All Levels
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
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Cyntia also teaches
Elementary School Math
GCSE Maths
GED Math
Geometry
High School Math
Middle School Math
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Digital whiteboard
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