Interactive Math lessons with problem solving and engaging focus

Hi there! I'm Prajakta, a Math tutor with a proven track record of 6+ years in designing and delivering Math courses efficiently to students of grades 8-12 and undergraduate students. I have Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from University of Mumbai and I specialize in different areas of math like Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, and Calculus. I have a passion for helping students understand math concepts in a clear and engaging way. I believe that every student has the potential to succeed in math with the right guidance and approach. My teaching style is interactive and patient. I like to break things down step by step to ensure concepts are well understood. I’m here to help you not only solve problems but also develop a deeper understanding of math, so you can apply what you learn in real-world scenarios. Let's make Math your favorite subject together!

As a math tutor, my teaching methodology focuses on creating a solid foundation for understanding mathematical concepts while ensuring that learning is engaging, practical, and personalized. Here are the key elements of my approach: 1. Understanding Individual Needs Every student learns differently, so I begin by assessing your current level of understanding and identifying areas where you may be struggling. I then tailor my lessons to address these areas and build on your strengths, ensuring that the pace and difficulty match your ability. 2. Conceptual Understanding First Rather than focusing solely on memorizing formulas and procedures, I emphasize the why behind each concept. I believe that a solid conceptual foundation makes it easier to tackle more complex problems and prevents common misconceptions. This approach helps students develop a deeper understanding and boosts long-term retention. 3. Step-by-Step Problem Solving Math can sometimes seem overwhelming, so I break down problems into smaller, more manageable steps. I encourage students to take their time and work through each part of a problem methodically. This helps them gain confidence and avoid making mistakes. 4. Active Learning & Interaction I believe that math is best learned through active participation. During lessons, I ask students to explain concepts back to me, solve problems on their own, and ask questions if they’re unsure. I also use a variety of activities, such as quizzes, practice problems, and real-world applications, to keep learning dynamic and engaging. 5. Practice, Practice, Practice Math is a skill that improves with practice. I assign regular, varied homework that reinforces what we've covered in lessons.