Neha Trivedi
Creative Coding Mentor for Kids | Python, Scratch & Game Design| Roblox Game Development
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Neha Trivedi
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
About your coding tutor - Neha
I believe coding should be taught as an interactive adventure, not just a technical subject. My teaching style for kids focuses on creativity, fun, and hands-on learning so that students enjoy every class while building strong logical thinking skills. I explain concepts in a very simple and child-friendly manner using games, storytelling, animations, colorful visuals, and real-life examples. I start with basics and gradually move toward advanced concepts through small projects like games, animations, quizzes, drawing apps, calculators, AI activities, and mini apps. I encourage students to experiment, make mistakes, and think independently rather than only memorizing code. I use platforms and tools such as Scratch, Python, Pygame, Turtle, Roblox Studio, Micro:bit, and beginner-friendly AI tools to make learning exciting and practical. My classes are highly interactive with live coding, challenges, puzzles, debugging activities, and fun competitions to keep children engaged throughout the session. I also focus on improving problem-solving skills, creativity, confidence, and logical reasoning along with coding knowledge. Every child learns differently, so I adapt my teaching pace and methods according to the student’s age, understanding level, and interests to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable learning experience.
Meet Neha
Neha graduated from Maharishi Dayanand University

Coding tutor specialities
Exam prep
Project help
Upskilling
Code Review
Homework help
Debugging
AI modules
Summary
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15-days refund
Free tutor swap
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1-yr validity
24/7 support
Learner types for coding classes
Coding for intermediate
Coding for kids
Coding for beginners
Coding for advanced

Coding concepts taught by Neha
The Student and Tutor reviewed and practiced various differentiation techniques in calculus, including product rule, quotient rule, chain rule, and differentiation of inverse trigonometric and hyperbolic functions. They worked through numerous examples to solidify understanding and the Student practiced applying these rules to complex expressions. The next steps will involve continued practice with these differentiation methods.
Recognizing Derivative Rules
Hyperbolic Functions
Quotient Rule
Chain Rule
Product Rule
This introductory Microsoft Word session covered essential formatting and document creation tools. The tutor demonstrated how to open, save, format text with headings, styles, and alignment, insert tables and images, and apply page borders and colors. The student practiced these elements, and a future lesson plan was outlined, including templates, charts, headers/footers, and file sharing.
Text Formatting Basics
Inserting and Manipulating Objects
Document Enhancements
Shapes and Text Boxes
The Tutor and Student reviewed and practiced derivative rules including the product and quotient rules, and then moved on to trigonometric limits and their applications. They also covered derivatives of exponential, logarithmic, and inverse trigonometric functions, with the student working through examples and applying learned formulas. The next session will continue with inverse trigonometric functions and related concepts.
Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions
Trigonometric Limits
Quotient Rule
Product Rule
The student and tutor worked through various integration problems in calculus, practicing substitution techniques for trigonometric, exponential, and rational functions. They also touched upon basic differential equations and reviewed standard formulas for inverse trigonometric functions, with the student expected to practice more problems independently.
U-Substitution in Integration
Differential Equations Basics
Standard Integral Formulas
Integration of Rational Functions
The Student and Tutor reviewed advanced Excel functions including XLOOKUP, SUMIF, COUNTIFS, and MAX for data consolidation and dashboard creation. They practiced creating dynamic KPIs, calculating spend by status and department, and generating various chart types for data visualization. The Tutor encouraged the Student to practice creating a month-wise revenue report and explore the MIN function.
Pivot Tables for Data Summarization
SUMIF and COUNTIF Functions
Dashboard Creation
XLOOKUP Function
The tutor and student reviewed spreadsheet data manipulation techniques, including adjusting raw data while maintaining totals and calculating percentages. They then delved into the advanced `IFS` formula for categorizing due dates and explored the potential of AI tools like ChatGPT for Excel automation. The next session will cover pivot tables and dashboard creation.
Pivot Tables vs. Raw Data
AI Integration in Excel (Co-pilot/ChatGPT)
Formula Copying and Pasting
The IFS Function in Excel
Approach & tools used by coding tutor
PyCharm
Google Colab
Git & GitHub
Jupyter Notebook
Visual Studio Code

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