Sonali Kubde
Engaging GRE Mathematics lessons with problem solving approach
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Private tutor - Sonali Kubde
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Sonali - Know your GED tutor
I have completed my bachelors(Mumbai University) and Masters(Syracuse, New York) of engineering in computer science. For nearly 2 years, I worked with a private company and had opportunities to teach and deliver the knowledge transfer to the new joinees all across the world. I do consider myself really good at multitasking, delegation, strategic thinking, explaining things in a detailed manner, and making presentations. My area of expertise is Python and SQL. In addition, I have good knowledge of business and data analysis including PowerBI, Tableau, Rstudio, SQL, Database Management System and much more.
Test prep overview
Tutoring is not just about transferring knowledge; it's about fostering an environment where learners can thrive, explore, and become proficient in their chosen fields. As a tutor, my approach is to provide detail-oriented sessions tailored specifically to the needs of my students. Whether their focus is academic or industry-related, my goal is to guide them through the complexities of technology and prepare them for real-world challenges. Structured Learning Path Each tutoring session is structured to progressively build knowledge and skills. The journey begins with foundational concepts, gradually moving towards more complex aspects of the technology. This structured approach ensures that students of all levels can keep pace and thoroughly understand each topic before moving on to the next. Regular quizzes and assignments are integrated to reinforce the material covered and to assess understanding continuously. Customization to Meet Individual Needs Recognizing that each student has unique learning needs, I tailor my sessions to suit individual preferences and requirements. This customization might involve adjusting the pace of the course, focusing on particular areas of interest, or providing additional resources for independent study. I also encourage students to bring their project ideas, which we can develop together during the course, adding personal relevance and motivation to the learning process. Hands-on Project Experience The centerpiece of my tutoring approach is the hands-on project that we develop together. This project not only serves as a practical application of the theoretical knowledge but also helps students understand the workflow of real-world software development. We cover everything from initial planning and design to coding, testing, and deployment. This experience is invaluable as it equips students with the skills needed to handle actual tasks in a professional environment. Regular Feedback and Improvement Feedback is a crucial element of my teaching methodology. Regular feedback sessions help students identify their strengths and areas for improvement. I provide constructive criticism that is meant to encourage and guide students on their learning path. Similarly, I encourage students to give feedback on the tutoring sessions. This two-way feedback process helps maintain a dynamic learning environment that adapts to the needs of the students. Industry-Relevant Skills In addition to technical skills, I emphasize the development of soft skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and effective communication. These skills are often overlooked in traditional educational settings but are crucial in the industry. During our project work, students are encouraged to think critically about the solutions they are developing and to communicate their ideas and challenges clearly. Preparation for the Future By the end of the course, students will not only have a thorough understanding of the technology but also a project that they can showcase in their portfolio. This project serves as tangible proof of their capabilities and learning process, which is invaluable when applying for jobs or internships in the technology industry. Additionally, the skills they develop during the course will prepare them for future learning, whether they choose to advance in the same technology or explore new areas. Building a Healthy Learning Environment The pillars of my tutoring sessions—detail orientation, customization, hands-on experience, regular feedback, and a focus on industry-relevant skills—are designed to create a supportive and productive learning environment. My aim is not just to teach technology but to mentor students, guiding them towards achieving their personal and professional goals. Continuous Improvement and Lifelong Learning To further enhance the effectiveness of the tutoring sessions, I commit to continuous improvement in my teaching methods. This involves staying updated with the latest technological advancements and pedagogical strategies, ensuring that my students receive the most current and effective instruction. Additionally, I promote the concept of lifelong learning, encouraging students to view education as an ongoing process that extends beyond formal schooling or industry training.
Sonali graduated from Mumbai University


GRE tutor specialities
Concepts learning
Test prep

GRE concept taught by Sonali
The session focused on building and optimizing a decision tree model using Python to predict loan applications. The student reviewed data exploration, preprocessing, EDA, model building, validation, and pre-pruning techniques. The session was cut short, and follow-up to continue working on the code and post-pruning was scheduled for the next session.
Data Preprocessing: Categorical to Category
Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA): Univariate vs. Bivariate Analysis
Feature Correlation and Heatmaps
Decision Tree Classifier and Categorical Data
Gini Impurity Explained with Analogy
Understanding the Confusion Matrix
Overfitting: Recognizing and Avoiding It
Pre-Pruning for Decision Trees
The class covered univariate and bivariate data analysis techniques in Python using libraries like Seaborn. The student practiced creating and interpreting various plots, including histograms, box plots, bar plots, and heatmaps, to understand data distributions and relationships. Data preprocessing steps, such as outlier detection and feature selection, were also discussed to prepare for model building in the next session.
Bivariate Analysis and Stacked Bar Plots
Identifying and Handling Outliers with Quantiles
Heatmaps for Correlation Analysis
Labeled Bar Plots for Categorical Data
Univariate Analysis with Histograms and Box Plots
The Tutor and Student reviewed Python functions, including their purpose, types (built-in and user-defined), and immutability. The Student learned about the concept of a stack and how it relates to function execution. The session concluded with an introduction to lambda functions and a brief overview of upcoming topics: Pandas and NumPy for data processing.
Function Execution with Stack (First In
Last Out)
Functions: Purpose and Significance
Built-in vs. User-Defined Functions
Immutability of Functions
Lambda Functions (Anonymous Functions)
Parameters and Arguments in Functions
Pop Function
The Student and Tutor worked through a data pre-processing project in Python using a provided Jupyter Notebook. They loaded and explored a loan dataset, handled missing or incorrect values, and converted relevant columns into categorical data types. The next session will cover exploratory data analysis, including univariate and bivariate analysis, missing data handling, and outlier detection.
Descriptive Statistics for Data Understanding
Understanding Categorical Data
Feature Engineering: Transforming Zip Codes
Handling Invalid Data and Data Type Conversion
Dropping Irrelevant Columns
Data Copying for Safe Manipulation
Data Loading and Inspection with Pandas
The Student and Tutor reviewed Python slicing, control flow (sequential, conditional, and looping), and list manipulation (append, insert, clear). The Student practiced using loops and indexing with lists and was assigned homework from Python Refresher 2, skipping nested loops but completing exercises from page 14 onwards, focusing on Python list methods.
Control Flow: Looping (for and while)
List Methods
Control Flow: Conditional Execution (if/else)
Control Flow: Sequential Execution
Indexing
Slicing
The session covered Python lists, tuples, sets, and dictionaries, explaining their properties and use cases. The Student learned how to create and manipulate these data structures, including indexing and mutability. The Tutor assigned homework involving implementing a while loop for a code that they built together during the class.
Functions
Match-Case Statements
DataFrames from Dictionaries
Dictionaries and Key-Value Pairs
Sets and Deduplication
Indexing
Lists vs. Tuples
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