Abdulrahman Magdy
From Algebra to Calculus 3 — Personalized, Engaging Math Tutoring for AP and A-Level Students
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Abdulrahman Magdy
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Abdulrahman - Know your tutor
I am a dedicated and experienced Mathematics tutor with a strong academic background in engineering and a deep passion for helping students truly understand math rather than just memorize formulas. I have taught students across a wide range of levels and curricula, from elementary arithmetic to college-level Calculus, including Algebra, Algebra 2, Calculus 1 through 3, Trigonometry, and Precalculus, with experience spanning both the AP Program and A-Levels. My teaching approach centers on building genuine intuition. I break complex topics down into clear, logical steps, use visualization tools and graphing aids to make abstract concepts concrete, and incorporate practice drills, quizzes, and exam simulations to build both skill and confidence under test conditions. For younger or more reluctant learners, I bring in math games and mental math tricks to keep lessons engaging rather than tedious. I tailor every lesson to the individual student, whether that means slowing down to rebuild foundational gaps, accelerating for a student aiming for top exam scores, or focusing heavily on test prep strategies ahead of a major exam. I am patient, encouraging, and genuinely invested in each student's progress, and I track that progress closely so we always know exactly where they stand and what comes next. Whether you are struggling with the basics or pushing toward an A in Calculus or A-Level Maths, I am here to make math make sense.
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A-Levels (UK)
Mental Math
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Abdulrahman also teaches
Algebra
Algebra 2
Calculus
Calculus 2
Calculus 3
College Algebra
Mathematics concepts taught by Abdulrahman
The tutor and student worked through geometry problems involving circle properties, including arc length calculations and the standard form of a circle's equation. They practiced finding the center of a circle by completing the square and understanding the relationship between tangents and radii. The session also covered angle equivalency in degrees and radians, with plans to move to problem-solving and data analysis topics.
Angles in a Circle and Isosceles Triangles
Reference Angles and Coterminal Angles
Tangent Lines and Perpendicularity
Standard Equation of a Circle and Completing the Square
Arc Length and Circumference Relationship
The session served as a diagnostic and introductory meeting for a new student seeking to improve her statistical understanding through linear algebra. The tutor explained the relevance of linear algebra to statistics and assessed the student's foundational knowledge. They established a learning roadmap and scheduled future sessions.
Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
Systems of Linear Equations
The Dot Product
Matrices in Linear Algebra
Vectors in Linear Algebra
The Tutor and Student worked through several physics problems involving the calculation of gravitational acceleration on celestial bodies like the Moon and Mars, and gravitational force between objects. They also practiced calculating centripetal acceleration using orbital parameters, with plans to review additional problems in the next session.
Lunar Month and Calendars
Orbital Mechanics and Centripetal Acceleration
Gravitational Force Between Two Objects
Calculating Gravitational Acceleration
The student and tutor reviewed answers to practice problems in geometry, trigonometry, and probability. They discussed specific challenging problems, including those involving 30-60-90 triangles and conditional probability, and planned to focus on remaining geometry problems in the next session.
Properties of Circles and Arcs
Interpreting Data Tables and Counts
Conditional Probability and Interpretation
30-60-90 Triangle Properties
The tutor and student reviewed geometry and trigonometry problems from a practice worksheet. They focused on concepts like triangle area, similar triangles, Pythagorean theorem, and trigonometric ratios, with the student working through and asking questions about specific problems.
Trigonometric Relationships: Cofunction Identities
Similar Triangles: Ratios and Proportions
Area of Triangles: Dual Perspectives
Geometric Mean Theorems (Euclidean Theorems)
The student and tutor reviewed principles of centripetal force, including its relation to friction, and gravitational force, discussing how mass and distance affect it. They practiced applying these concepts to calculations involving celestial bodies and emphasized the importance of using consistent units.
Centripetal Force and Friction
Gravitational Acceleration and its Calculation
Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation
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Digital whiteboard
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Visualization & Exploration
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