Biada Cuarto
Experienced Mathematics Tutor that excels in diverse curricula for personalized learning.
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Biada Cuarto
Masters degree
/ 55 min
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Hello, I’m Biada, a licensed professional Mathematics teacher and a TEFL-certified educator. I am a Math tutor with over 6 years of experience. My expertise includes Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Statistics, Trigonometry and more. I excel in creating tailored learning plans, gamifying Math concepts, and providing exam simulations to boost confidence. From homework help to test strategies, I can cove it all. Whether it's quick math games for elementary students or test prep strategies for college goers, I ensure fun and effective learning experience. My teaching philosophy focuses on practical, real-world communication to make language learning meaningful and engaging, while using real-life examples to help students understand mathematical concepts better. I teach English to learners of various age groups and have experience teaching across different subjects, with Mathematics as my major of specialization. My goal is to help students use English confidently and develop a clear understanding of mathematical concepts. I believe that a supportive, interactive, and student-centered classroom plays a key role in achieving academic success. Let's conquer Math together.
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Biada graduated from Naga College Foundation
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Mathematics concepts taught by Biada
Student and Tutor reviewed limits and continuity of vector functions, practicing various evaluation techniques including direct substitution, factorization, and L'Hôpital's Rule. They also worked on determining intervals of continuity and concluded the session by matching vector functions to their 3D graphs. They plan to cover differentiation in the next session.
Limits of Vector Functions
Resolving Indeterminate Forms in Vector Limits
Limits of Vector Functions at Infinity
Continuity of Vector Functions
Intervals of Continuity for Vector Functions
The Student and Tutor reviewed key concepts of vector-valued functions, including their definition, how to evaluate them, and how to determine their domain and range by analyzing component restrictions. They also practiced finding vector and parametric equations for curves and line segments. The next session will focus on limits and continuity of vector-valued functions.
Vector-Valued Functions: Introduction & Evaluation
Domain of Vector-Valued Functions
Representing Curves with Vector Functions
Vector and Parametric Equations for Line Segments
The session was a comprehensive review of advanced mathematical topics, including coordinate conversions, identification of quadric surfaces, and various vector operations. Student actively participated in solving problems and demonstrated understanding of the concepts. The Tutor prepared a backward review covering Unit 11 topics, and encouraged the Student to use the chat box for future questions and wished them good luck on an upcoming exam.
Coordinate System Conversions in 3D
Identifying Quadric Surfaces from Equations
Lines and Planes in 3D Space
Vector Operations: Dot and Cross Products
Vector Properties and Geometric Applications
Volumes of Common 3D Solids
The Student and Tutor continued their study of multivariable calculus, focusing on planes in space, lines, and quadric surfaces. They practiced finding equations of planes, angles between planes, lines of intersection, and identifying various quadric surfaces from their equations. Towards the end, they began practicing conversions between cylindrical and rectangular coordinate systems. The next session is planned as a full review of Unit 11 topics.
Equations of Planes in 3D Space
Lines in 3D Space: Forms and Intersections
Angles Between Two Planes
Identification of Quadric Surfaces
Cylindrical Coordinate System Conversion
The Student and Tutor reviewed rational and irrational numbers, covering their definitions, subsets, and methods for approximating irrational values. They practiced ordering rational numbers and solving estimation problems. The next session will focus on proper, improper, and mixed fractions.
Irrational Numbers: Definition and Differentiation
Approximating Irrational Numbers
Ordering Rational Numbers
Rational Numbers & Their Forms
The Student and Tutor started the session by reviewing addition and subtraction of integers through a problem-solving game, and then discussed a homework assignment involving integer word problems. The main focus then shifted to introducing rational numbers, covering their definition, subsets (integers, fractions, and decimals), and different types of fractions. The Student engaged in understanding these new concepts.
Integer Operations Refresher
Types of Fractions
Integers as Rational Numbers
Subsets of Rational Numbers
Introduction to Rational Numbers
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