Master gmat and Trigonometry with practical problem-solving

My teaching approach for GMAT Quantitative Reasoning is based on five key principles: Real-life Examples and Case Studies, Integrity, Collaboration, Creativity, and Problem-solving. Real-life Examples and Case Studies: I use practical scenarios to help students see the relevance of math in everyday life, making concepts easier to understand. Integrity: I believe in being honest and transparent, providing constructive feedback that helps students grow. Collaboration: I encourage teamwork, allowing students to learn from one another through discussions and group problem-solving. Creativity: I incorporate creative methods, such as games and visual aids, to make learning engaging. Problem-solving: I focus on developing critical thinking skills, guiding students through various strategies to tackle math challenges effectively. In addition to GMAT Quantitative Reasoning, I can teach relevant subjects using this same methodology.