Paul Crognale
Personalized tutoring by a top business school math grad - tailored tech-enhanced sessions for you!




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Paul Crognale
Masters degree
/ 55 min
Paul - Know your tutor
Hi, I’m Paul, a Canadian math tutor with over 10 years of experience teaching students from elementary school through advanced and competition-level math. I help students strengthen their problem-solving skills, build confidence, and develop a deep understanding of math concepts through personalized, structured lessons tailored to their learning style and academic goals. I hold a Master of Finance from the Schulich School of Business and specialize in making challenging math topics easier to understand while helping students improve their performance in school and on exams. My experience includes tutoring K–12 students at the Academy of Math and English, teaching international students online, and supporting university-level quantitative courses. I work with students at all levels, from those struggling with foundational concepts to high-achieving learners preparing for honors and competition-level math. I use the Singapore Math method, which focuses on developing deep conceptual understanding and problem-solving skills rather than memorization and repetitive procedures. I also provide structured teaching materials sourced from global leaders in math education, including initial assessments, guided lessons, and extensive practice problems tailored to each student’s level and goals. In addition to structured learning, I can also help students with their regular school homework and exam preparation. Whether your child needs help building a stronger foundation, improving grades, preparing for advanced coursework, or gaining confidence in math, I provide personalized lessons designed to match their learning style and academic goals. Book a trial lesson to see how the right learning approach can help your child succeed in math.
Paul graduated from Schulich School of Business

Specialities of your tutor
Provincial-specific curriculum (CA)
Learning Plans
Australian Curriculum (AU)
Practice Drills
Practice Tests
Homework help
Test prep strategies
Test Strategy
Exam Simulation
Gamification of Math
AI modules
Summary
Podcast
Quiz
Learnings
Flashcard
Spotlight
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Free tutor swap
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1-yr validity
24/7 support
Student types for classes
Anxiety or Stress Disorders
Elementary School students
ASD
Middle School students
ADHD
Learning Disabilities
Home schooled
High School students
Paul also teaches
Algebra
Algebra 2
Arithmetic
Discrete Math
Elementary School Math
Geometry

Mathematics concepts taught by Paul
Student and Tutor engaged in an introductory ACT Math session, reviewing common topics like algebra, geometry, functions, probability, and number theory through various practice questions. They discussed initial test performance and plans for future sessions, including a focus on functions, geometry, and extensive practice with past ACT tests.
Algebraic Foundations: Expanding Expressions & Solving Equations
Geometry Essentials: Area of Circular Sectors & Cube Surface Area
Functions: Evaluation
Roots
and Inverse Notation
Probability & Working with Fractions/Decimals
The Student and Tutor engaged in an introductory Algebra 1 session, reviewing core concepts including variables, algebraic expressions, one-step linear equations, and the basics of inequalities. The session also involved practicing translating word problems into algebraic equations and solving them, as preparation for an upcoming exam. The Tutor outlined a condensed study plan for the remaining topics to be covered before the Student's exam.
Variables and Algebraic Expressions
Solving One-Step Linear Equations
Introduction to Inequalities
Translating and Solving Word Problems
Teaching tools used by tutor
Graphing Tools
Math Games
Presentations
Digital whiteboard
Assessment
Practice worksheets
Lesson Planning Tools

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