Kaylah Adams
"Math Maven: Empowering Exploration, One Equation at a Time!"




Private tutor - Kaylah Adams
Bachelors degree
$32
$27
/ hour
About your tutor
Hi there! I'm Kaylah Adams, a passionate mathematics tutor specializing in a wide range of subjects from elementary to college level. My teaching philosophy focuses on making math fun and engaging for students by breaking down complex concepts into easy-to-understand parts. I believe in creating a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. By utilizing interactive methods and real-life examples, I strive to boost student confidence and help them excel in their mathematical journey. Join me, and let's explore the world of numbers together!
Quick homework assistance
85% of students receive timely help with homework and assignments.
Strong focus on concept mastery
95% of parents report their child’s math understanding has improved.
Hands-on learning for better understanding
Interactive methods help students grasp complex problems.
Class overview
As a tutor who helps individuals with various subjects, like AP Calculus AB/BC, Elementary to High School Mathematics, and SAT Mathematics, I aim to make learning engaging and effective for School, College, Adult, and All Students. My teaching style is collaborative, empathetic, motivational, patient, and supportive. I celebrate correct solutions with encouraging comments, draw on whiteboards to visualize concepts, clarify doubts, and build a strong foundation. I include drawings and in-depth explanations to help with reinforcing understanding. Let's work together to unlock your full potential in math!
Specialities of your tutor
Grade improvement
Homework help
Assignment help
Test prep
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)

Mathematics concept taught by Kaylah
Kaylah is teaching a student ("cookie dough") about polynomial end behavior and simplification. She explains how the leading coefficient and exponent determine end behavior, emphasizing the importance of simplifying like terms and memorizing the rules. She plans to provide further practice on these concepts.
Leading Coefficient & Exponent
End Behavior Rules
Like Terms
Simplifying Polynomials
Kaylah and Cookie Dough had an online lesson where Kaylah, after apologizing for being late and rescheduling their next meeting, explained quadratic functions and polynomials. She used Geogebra to demonstrate how the coefficients A, B, and C in the quadratic equation y = ax² + bx + c affect the parabola's shape and position. She covered roots, standard vs. vertex form, and factoring for finding roots. She then introduced polynomials, emphasizing the importance of the leading term and coefficient, and stated the next session would delve deeper into polynomial rules.
Effect of 'a' on Quadratic Graph
Effect of 'b' on Quadratic Graph
Effect of 'c' on Quadratic Graph
Roots of Quadratic Equations
Vertex Form
Quadratic Equations
Linear Equations
Leading Term
Kaylah tutored Cookie Dough, guiding her through logarithm and quadratic equation problems in preparation for the Illinois Institute of Technology's Computer Science ALEKS placement exam. They reviewed techniques for manipulating logarithmic expressions and applying the quadratic formula. The next session is scheduled to cover exponents, polynomials, and roots, focusing on rewriting expressions and mastering fundamental rules.
Quadratic Formula
Simplifying Radicals
Exponents and Polynomials
Logarithm Properties
Kaylah tutors "cookie dough" on solving logarithmic equations. They work through problems involving combining logs, exponentiating, and factoring, including those with natural logs (ln). Kaylah then demonstrates two methods to solve 2log₂(x) = 3 + log₂(x-2): one using the quotient rule and the other converting the constant to a logarithmic expression. Both methods lead to the solution x=4, and Kaylah stresses understanding logarithmic rules and relationships.
Rewriting equations
Quadratic Formula
Logarithm Simplification
Natural Log (ln)
Factoring with 'e'
Kaylah tutored Cookie Dough on solving logarithmic and quadratic equations. She covered combining logarithms (addition becomes multiplication, subtraction becomes division), exponentiating to remove logs, using the quadratic formula, simplifying radicals, and eliminating fractions by multiplying by the denominator. A key point is checking solutions to ensure they don't make the original denominator zero in fractional equations, as this would invalidate the solution.
Logarithm Rules
Quadratic Formula
Simplifying Radicals
Exponentiating Logs
Solving Equations with Fractions
Kaylah tutors "cookie dough" on exponents and logarithms, reviewing rules, properties, and problem-solving techniques. She demonstrates solving logarithmic equations using methods like equating the inside of the log to 1 and exponentiating with the base, emphasizing natural logs and logs with different bases. They work through examples, including using the quadratic formula, and Kaylah clarifies the process of exponentiating to eliminate logarithms. They plan to continue practicing logs before moving on to polynomials.
Logarithm Rules - Base Exponentiation
Exponent Rules - Same Base Division
Rewriting Expressions with Common Bases
Logarithm Rules - Product Rule
Natural Logarithms (ln)
Solving Logarithmic Equations
Quadratic Formula
Exponent Rules - Power of a Power
Your tutor also teaches
Elementary School Math
Geometry
High School Math
Middle School Math
Probability
SAT Math
Free lesson slots
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Teaching tools used by tutor
Digital whiteboard
Student types for classes
School
College
Adult / Professional
All Levels
ADHD
ASD
Learning Disabilities
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Home schooled
Interactive lessons
Record lessons
Note taking
Pets are welcomed
Parent feedback
Mobile joining

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