Mary Jean De Los Reyes
Experienced Mathematics Tutor making Math simple and engaging while boosting their confidence
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Mary Jean De Los Reyes
Masters degree
/ 55 min
Mary Jean - Know your tutor
I am an online Mathematics tutor with a Diploma on Master of Arts in Mathematics Education with specialization in Secondary School teaching has been teaching for a face to face classroom setup for almost a decade now. I have taught in Elementary teaching 1st, 2nd and 5th grade as Mathematics teacher for 2 years and currently, I am a Mathematics teacher handling 7th and 8th grade. My expertise lies in teaching Algebra, Geometry, Probability and the likes. I have also an experience tutoring Mathematics and ELA for Elementary and Middle schoolers from LATAM. Althroughout my teaching, I have been an advocate of learner-centered designing personalized instruction for students with varies learning interests. I am flexible in terms of pacing based on students learning capabilities. The use if interactive tools such as whiteboards, online quizzes, graphing tools, video and gamified learning is also one of my expertise. This will help learners feel more excited and motivated in learning. I make it a point that lessons are concretize by applying them in real life situations. I guide learners instead of dominating the lesson. If students are facing difficulty, I break lessons into pieces to make sure that mastery of the lesson is achieved.
Meet Mary Jean
Mary Jean graduated from Philippine Normal University
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Quick Math Games
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High School students
None of the above
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Mary Jean also teaches
Algebra
Algebra 2
Arithmetic
Discrete Math
Elementary School Math
Geometry
Mathematics concepts taught by Mary Jean
Student and Tutor reviewed transformations between decimals, percentages, and fractions, including plotting these numbers on a number line. They then introduced integers and rational numbers, thoroughly covering the rules for adding and subtracting integers with practice problems and visual aids. For the next session, they plan to cover more subtraction examples, multiplication, division of integers, and problem-solving.
Adding Integers
Subtracting Integers (Same Change Change Rule)
Introduction to Integers and Rational Numbers
Transforming Decimals
Percentages
and Fractions
Representing Numbers on a Number Line
The Student and Tutor reviewed operations with radicals, covering addition, subtraction, and multiplication in detail, with an introduction to rationalizing denominators. The Student practiced simplifying radical expressions, combining similar radicals, and applying the distributive property in multiplication. The session concluded with plans to continue with division of radicals in the next meeting.
Rationalizing the Denominator
Multiplying Radicals with Different Indices (Brief Intro)
Multiplying Radical Expressions
Simplifying Radicals for Operations
Adding and Subtracting Similar Radicals
The tutor and student reviewed the concepts of rates, unit rates, and proportions through various word problems. They then transitioned to converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages, including methods for repeating decimals. The session aimed to solidify understanding of these mathematical relationships and conversions.
Rates and Unit Rates
Proportion and Solving for Unknowns
Conversions: Fractions
Decimals
and Percentages
The tutor and student reviewed simplifying radicals using product and quotient properties, including algebraic expressions. They then practiced rationalizing denominators and began operations on radicals, focusing on adding and subtracting like radicals. The next session will involve more exercises on these operations and move on to multiplying and dividing radicals.
Simplifying Radicals
Rationalizing the Denominator
Adding and Subtracting Radicals
The tutor and student reviewed divisibility rules for numbers 2 through 10, including special attention to rules for 3, 9, 4, 8, and 6. They then transitioned to defining and differentiating between ratios and rates, focusing on how to calculate and express unit rates, with practice problems involving converting given rates into their unit rate form.
Divisibility Rules
Ratio vs. Rate
Unit Rate
Identifying Rates
The Tutor introduced the components of radicals and the laws governing them, demonstrating how to simplify radical expressions by applying these laws and converting between radical and fractional exponent forms. Future sessions will cover rationalization and operations on radicals.
Simplifying Radical Expressions
Converting Between Radical and Fractional Exponent Form
Parts of a Radical
Laws of Radicals
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