Elaheh Khoshsolat
SAT/GCSE Math & Competition Math Specialist | Visual & ADHD-Friendly Teaching | Deep Problem-Solving




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Elaheh Khoshsolat
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Elaheh - Know your tutor
Hi, I’m Elly (full name Elaheh)🌷 I’m a math specialist from UK, with a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Applications from UT, and over 3 years of online teaching experience. I genuinely love helping students feel comfortable with math and watching that “it finally makes sense” moment happen. Teaching, for me, is about connection, patience, and making learning feel kind and approachable. My lessons are interactive, and designed to truly click. We explore math through visuals, simple explanations, and guided problem-solving, so students feel involved every step of the way. I gently adapt each lesson to the student’s pace and style, helping them build real understanding, not just memorize steps. Curriculums & Programs American General Curriculum — taught across multiple grade levels and standards UK Curriculum (GCSE) — taught across multiple grade levels and standards Singapore Math — guided students through concept-based and visual problem solving SAT/GCSE Math — prepared students for high scores with focused strategies and practice + got decent results Competition Math — coached students in advanced and creative problem-solving ADHD-friendly teaching — delivered structured, calm, and engaging lessons to students I know how frustrating it can feel when your child is struggling or losing confidence in math. My goal is to create a calm, encouraging space where they feel safe to ask questions, stay engaged, and slowly rebuild that confidence to actually enjoy the process of problem-solving, With an ADHD-friendly and personalized approach, lessons feel more like guided discovery than pressure. I’d love for you to book a lesson and see your child start to enjoy learning again.
Meet Elaheh
Elaheh graduated from UT


Specialities of your tutor
Gamification of Math
Homework help
Common Core State Standards - CCSS (USA)
New Zealand Curriculum - NZC (NZ)
Test Strategy
A-Levels (UK)
Practice Tests
Learning Plans
Mental Math
GCSE (UK)
Australian Curriculum (AU)
Test prep strategies
AI modules
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Middle School students
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Elementary School students
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Elaheh also teaches
Algebra
Calculus
Elementary School Math
Geometry
High School Math
Middle School Math

Mathematics concepts taught by Elaheh
The Tutor and Student worked through various calculus problems involving differentiation, including finding derivatives of complex functions, calculating tangent and normal lines, and applying these concepts to rates of change. They also explored optimization problems and related rates, with the student practicing problem-solving techniques for each. The lesson concluded with a plan to continue calculations for an optimization problem in the next session.
Product Rule for Differentiation
Tangent and Normal Lines
Rates of Change: Velocity and Acceleration
Optimization Problems
The Student and Tutor extensively practiced differentiation, focusing on exponential and logarithmic functions, including those with general bases. They applied chain, product, and quotient rules to various complex expressions, covering a wide range of academic problems. The plan for the next session is to continue solving the remaining practice problems and reinforce the learned concepts through more problem-solving exercises.
Derivative Rules for Exponential Functions
Derivative Rules for Logarithmic Functions
Consistent Application of the Chain Rule
Product and Quotient Rules for Combined Functions
Strategic Simplification Using Logarithm Properties
Student and Tutor conducted a comprehensive review of derivatives, covering the definition using limits, fundamental rules like the power, product, quotient, and chain rules, and derivatives of trigonometric and exponential functions. The Student actively practiced solving various problems, demonstrating strong understanding and quick application of the concepts. For future sessions, the Tutor plans to incorporate more practice questions, with the Student expressing a preference for algebraic learning over visual aids.
Introduction to Derivatives: Secant vs. Tangent Lines
Core Derivative Rules: Power
Sum
and Difference
Product and Quotient Rules for Derivatives
The Chain Rule for Composite Functions
Derivatives of Basic Trigonometric Functions
Exponential Functions and The 'Magic Number' e
Student and Tutor reviewed the application of derivatives for optimization problems, practicing with a cylindrical can example to minimize surface area given a fixed volume. They also explored the meaning of the second derivative in determining concavity and applied first and second derivative tests to a polynomial function. The session concluded with a review of derivative rules for exponential and logarithmic functions and a plan to slow the class pace by dedicating the next three sessions to review.
Optimization Using Derivatives
Cylindrical Can Optimization Example
The Second Derivative Test: Concavity
Analyzing Function Behavior with Derivatives
Applying Second Derivative for Concavity
Derivatives of Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Combining Derivative Rules: Product Rule and Chain Rule
Student and Tutor reviewed applications of derivatives, including finding tangent lines, analyzing particle motion (position, velocity, acceleration), and solving optimization problems. They practiced several exercises applying these concepts. The Tutor plans to send 2-3 homework questions for the Student to complete before the next session.
Tangent Lines & Horizontal Slopes
Derivatives in Particle Motion
Optimization Problems
Chain Rule for Composite Functions
The Student and Tutor engaged in a detailed session on calculus, reviewing logarithmic properties and extensively practicing finding derivatives of natural logarithmic, exponential, and other base logarithmic functions. They also applied derivative rules to trigonometric functions and solved a practical problem involving particle motion. The Tutor inquired about the Student's plans for AP exams and potential interest in exploring other mathematical topics in the future.
Logarithm Rules Refresher & Change of Base
Calculus Application: Particle Motion at Rest
Logarithmic Differentiation
Derivative of Exponential Functions (eᵘ & aᵘ)
Derivative of Natural Logarithms (ln(u))
Derivative of Logarithms with Arbitrary Bases (log_a(u))
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Visualization & Exploration
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