Nikita Sharma
Mathematics Tutor - Specializing in Advanced Math for Special Needs




Private tutor - Nikita Sharma
Masters degree
/ 30 min
Nikita - Know your tutor
Hello, I'm Nikita Sharma, a math tutor with a focus on student engagement and teaching philosophy. I hold a Bachelor's degree specializing in Mathematics. I love teaching Elementary to High School Math, including Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, and much more. My approach involves making math fun and relevant to students of all levels. Let's conquer math together! In my lesson you can expect personalised student approach. You would develop deep understanding of mathematical concepts , to achieve this I encourage active participation of student and critical thinking. Lesson would be amalgamation of conceptual understanding and exercise sheets to practice . I cater Mathematics to enthusiastic students of all grades, from kids to adults, ensuring a supportive and enriching learning experience tailored to individual needs.
Specialities of your tutor
Test Strategy
Problem Solving
Practice Drills
State-Specific Standards (USA)
Assignment help
Project help
Mental Math
Math Tricks and Hacks
International Baccalaureate (IB)
Exam prep
A-Levels (UK)
Quick Math Games
Nikita graduated from Pune University


Class overview
I am an experienced and dedicated math tutor specializing in various levels and subjects like Elementary School Math, GCSE Maths, GED Math, and more. My teaching methodology is interactive, engaging, collaborative, and creative. I assess the student's current skills and focus on specific areas for improvement. I use feedback with annotated problem-solving steps on a digital whiteboard. Additionally, I include puzzles and interactive math games to make learning fun and reinforce concepts. My tutoring sessions are designed to enable students to tackle even the most challenging math problems with confidence.

Mathematics concept taught by Nikita
During their math lesson, Nikita and Bryce delved into related rates, implicit differentiation, and algebraic simplification. Bryce specifically concentrated on problems from exam two, which included tasks like finding derivatives and simplifying complex expressions. To reinforce their understanding, Nikita assigned a comprehensive review of exam two.
Instantaneous Rate of Change
Quotient Rule
Product Rule
Implicit Differentiation
Related Rates
Nikita and Bryce dedicated their lesson to practicing various calculus differentiation techniques. Bryce diligently worked through examples and problems from his exam review sheet, specifically focusing on mastering the application of the chain rule, quotient rule, higher-order derivatives, and implicit differentiation. Their next meeting is scheduled to delve into related rates and tackle more exam-style problems.
Chain Rule
Quotient Rule
Higher Derivatives
Implicit Differentiation
Explicit vs. Implicit Functions
During their recent lesson, Nikita and Bryce delved into advanced differentiation techniques, covering the chain rule, product rule, and quotient rule, alongside essential simplification methods. Bryce actively applied these calculus principles to a range of functions, tackling both composite structures and scenarios demanding repeated use of the chain rule. The pair also explored how to determine the tangent line to a graph using derivatives, concluding with practice problems assigned to Bryce for continued learning.
Quotient Rule
Product Rule
Derivative of x^n
Chain Rule
Nikita guided Bryce through applying the product and quotient rules in calculus, focusing on finding derivatives of functions and determining tangent line equations. Bryce actively practiced several problems, receiving valuable guidance on algebraic manipulation and ensuring correct formula application. They plan to continue exploring related topics in their next lesson.
Product Rule
Quotient Rule
Derivative of x^-n
Slope of a Tangent
Nikita guided a student through a lesson on rates of change, average and instantaneous velocity, and marginal analysis in economics. The learner, a student at DePaul University in River North, practiced calculating average velocity and instantaneous rates of change using given functions. They also worked through problems involving marginal profit. Nikita assigned practice problems related to these concepts for further review.
Derivative (f'(x))
Average Rate of Change
Instantaneous Rate of Change
Marginal Profit
The two reviewed differentiation rules, including the power rule, constant multiple rule, and sum/difference rule. The student, who attends the University of California, Riverside, practiced applying these rules to various functions, including those with fractional exponents and radicals, and also worked on finding derivatives at specific points. Practice problems from the homework were assigned to reinforce these concepts, and two more lessons were scheduled before the exam.
Derivative of a Constant
Power Rule
Constant Multiple Rule
Sum and Difference Rule
Nikita also teaches
Elementary School Math
GED Math
Geometry
High School Math
Linear Algebra
ACT Math
Student types for classes
Learning Disabilities
Home schooled
Mathematics for Beginners
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
College students
ASD
ADHD
Middle School students
High School students
Mathematics for Kids
Mathematics for Adults
Elementary School students
Interactive lessons
Parent feedback
Mobile joining
Weekend lessons
Open Q&A
Record lessons
Teaching tools used by tutor
Quizzes
Graphing Tools
Presentations
Digital whiteboard
Lesson Planner
Visualization & Exploration
Assessment
Assessments
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