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




Private tutor - Kaylah Adams
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
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
Homework help
Grade improvement
Advanced Placement (AP) Program (USA)
Test prep
Assignment help
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.
Kaylah - Know 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!
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Mathematics concept taught by Kaylah
During a recent lesson, Kaylah provided assistance to Ajay in math, where they reviewed graphing functions and transformations for an upcoming exam. Ajay engaged with problems from a review worksheet, specifically tackling square root functions and their inverses. Their discussion covered strategies for finding key points and the crucial aspect of restricting the domain for inverse functions. As an additional piece of advice, Kaylah recommended a song to aid Ajay in memorizing the periodic table for his chemistry test.
Factoring Radicals for Transformations
Finding Points for Square Root Graphs
Domain Restriction for Inverse Functions
Kaylah taught Lynn how to subtract fractions, emphasizing the similarity to adding fractions and the importance of finding a common denominator. Lynn practiced several subtraction problems, and Kaylah provided step-by-step guidance. The next session is scheduled for Friday at 4:00 p.m.
Subtracting Fractions (Same Denominator)
Subtracting Fractions (Different Denominators)
Finding a Common Denominator
Kaylah and Lynn practiced adding fractions with unlike denominators, focusing on the method of multiplying each fraction by the denominator of the other to find a common denominator. Lynn worked through several practice problems to solidify her understanding. For the next session, they plan to cover subtracting fractions using a similar approach and will tackle more challenging problems.
Finding a Common Denominator
Adding Fractions with Different Denominators
Adding Fractions with Same Denominators
A recent lesson with an instructor provided an in-depth review of various math topics for an individual from Florida SouthWestern State College in Cape Coral, helping them prepare for an upcoming exam. The focus included inverse functions, transformations of functions, and graphing parabolas. They actively engaged in practicing problems, specifically working on finding inverses, comprehending various transformations, and sketching graphs by identifying key points such as the vertex. The lesson also covered crucial aspects of domain and range for both functions and their inverses.
Inverse Function Restricted Domain
Domain & Range Notation
Function Transformations (Square Root)
Vertex Form for Graphing
Increasing/Decreasing Functions
During a recent lesson, an instructor helped a student from Florida SouthWestern State College in Cape Coral prepare for an upcoming math exam. The focus of their review included inverse functions, transformations of functions, and graphing parabolas. The learner actively engaged in practicing problems, specifically working on finding inverses, comprehending various transformations, and sketching graphs by identifying key points such as the vertex. Additionally, the lesson covered important considerations regarding domain and range for both functions and their inverses.
Absolute Values in Inverse Functions
Inverse Functions (Algebraic)
Inverse Functions (Tables)
Function Transformations (Horizontal Shift)
Function Transformations (Vertical Dilation)
Kaylah recently assisted Ajay in reviewing several key math concepts for his upcoming test, including domain and range, exponential functions, parabolas (specifically graphing from vertex form and the impact of the leading coefficient on width), and absolute value functions. Their discussion also extended to AP courses and college applications. This built upon a previous lesson where Ajay, a student at Cal Poly Pomona, focused on rational functions, covering end behavior, horizontal asymptotes, and finding zeros. The upcoming lesson will further explore rational functions by delving into holes and vertical asymptotes.
Interval Notation Brackets
Parabola 'a' Coefficient
Parabola Vertex Form
Exponential Functions
Vertical Line Test
Kaylah also teaches
Elementary School Math
Geometry
High School Math
Middle School Math
Probability
SAT Math
Student types for classes
Home schooled
Learning Disabilities
All Levels
College
ASD
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
School
ADHD
Adult / Professional
Kaylah also teaches
Elementary School Math
Geometry
High School Math
Middle School Math
Probability
SAT Math
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