Natania Yasuo
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Private tutor - Natania Yasuo
Bachelors degree
/ 30 min
Natania - Know your tutor
Hello! I am Natania or Nia for short. I have a background in Biochemical Engineering and I am deeply passionate in learning and helping students understand Math concepts. I explain each process step by step and always go at the students' pace. Whether you need help in completing homework or to prepare for a standardized Math test, I'm here to give you a thorough understanding for all your Mathematical inquiries. Outside teaching, I find enjoyment in reading, playing basketball and watching movies.
Test-ready in weeks
85% of students feel fully prepared for their upcoming exams.
Strong focus on concept mastery
95% of parents report their child’s math understanding has improved.
Flexible scheduling to fit busy lives
90% of students find it easy to arrange lessons around their schedule.
Class overview
I offer Math tutoring sessions for middle school to high school level students, and non-traditional students or returning adults are always welcome. My tutoring sessions are customised to the needs and learning style of the student. I explain concepts which may be difficult to understand and promote asking questions whenever needed. I conclude each lesson by discussing lesson conclusions and ensuring all concepts are thoroughly understood. We can also go over homework and assignments together for test preparation. Let's understand the world of Maths together!
Specialities of your tutor
Homework help
GCSE (UK)
A-Levels (UK)
Assignment help
Australian Curriculum (AU)
Teaching tools used by tutor
Practice worksheets
Digital whiteboard
Natania also teaches
Elementary School Math
Geometry
High School Math
Middle School Math
Probability
Trigonometry
Student types for classes
All Levels
Adult / Professional
College
None Of The Above
School

Reviews and Ratings for Natania
Asher Pacheco
Knoxville, Tennessee
5 months ago
Learning maths is easy with the help of Yasuo .She explains all the difficult topics clearly and breaks them down into pieces. Every lesson is engaging and productive. To everyone who wants to increase their love of maths, I heartily recommend Yasuo !
Mekhi Melendez
Las Vegas, Nevada
6 months ago
Yasuo had been really understanding and patient which significantly improved my understanding of algebra.She makes learning enjoyable and engaging apart from also sharing study materials. I truly value her advise and enjoy her classes.
Kali Holloway
Madison, Wisconsin
8 months ago
I studied Algebra with Yasuo in my first year of college while preparing for an exam.she is kind, respectful, and always pays attention to her students' needs. she explains things clearly and makes sure you understand. knows a lot about math, especially Algebra, and really helped me improve. she creates a great learning space and gives full support.
Jaliyah Massey
Iowa City, Iowa
9 months ago
Yasuo Brooke was my Calculus tutor and is very friendly and does not make you feel bad about not knowing something. She really helped me with logical reasoning the questions and made complex questions easy to understand.
Javier Ellis
Spring Branch ,Houston
10 months ago
Yasuo is an outstanding tutor with a talent for breaking down challenging Calculus topics into simple, understandable ideas. Her clear explanations and lively approach make each session enjoyable and productive. I’m genuinely thankful for her help and the clarity she brings to the subject.
Giselle Evans
Conroe ,Houston
10 months ago
Yasuo was my math tutor during my senior year of college, and I couldn't have asked for a better mentor for someone who loves math. Her patience was remarkable, especially when we faced tough concepts. Yasuo made math enjoyable by adding personal elements to our lessons, fostering a strong and welcoming classroom environment. Her approach not only made the subject captivating but also made each of us feel appreciated and understood.

Mathematics concept taught by Natania
Nia and a student from Dallas Baptist University in Grand Prairie reviewed the Intermediate Value Theorem, Mean Value Theorem, and implicit differentiation. The learner practiced applying the three-step continuity test and finding the 'c' value in the Mean Value Theorem. They worked through example problems to prepare for an upcoming exam.
Intermediate Value Theorem (IVT)
Implicit Differentiation
Mean Value Theorem (MVT)
3-Step Continuity Test
Practicing integration by substitution and integration by parts, the learners worked through several example problems. They covered techniques for simplifying integrals and using trigonometric identities. The pair, who call Hollywood home, plan to meet next week at the same time to continue their calculus lesson.
Definite Integrals (Substitution)
Integration by Parts
U-Substitution
LIATE Rule
Differentiation vs. Integration
Two students, both attending Bellaire High School in Houston, focused their lesson on related rates problems and interpreting graphs. They practiced finding relationships between variables and using differentiation to solve related rates questions. The learners also reviewed how to interpret the first and second derivatives on a graph to determine increasing/decreasing intervals and concavity. One student provided notes on graph interpretation for the other to review.
Definition of a Derivative (Limit Form)
Related Rates
First Derivative (f'(x)) on a Graph
Second Derivative (f''(x)) on a Graph
Nia tutored a student from St. Pete on definite integrals, practicing various integration problems including polynomial, exponential, and logarithmic functions. The learner worked on finding areas under curves, solving word problems involving rates of change, and determining break-even points. They scheduled future lessons to continue working on calculus concepts.
Integrating Constants
Definite Integral
Area Under the Graph
Integration of 1/x
Exact Answer vs. Decimal
Nia and Alexanderpaul began their lesson by reviewing the quotient rule before transitioning to implicit differentiation. During this lesson, Alexanderpaul gained proficiency in differentiating equations involving both x and y variables and applying the product rule in such contexts. They also focused on a key application of calculus: identifying points on a graph where the tangent line is horizontal by equating the derivative to zero. Another lesson has been set for Friday at 9 AM to further prepare Alexanderpaul for his upcoming exam.
Implicit Differentiation
Quotient Rule
Product Rule (Implicit)
Horizontal Tangent Line
Nia and Alexanderpaul continued their calculus practice, focusing on applying the chain rule, product rule, and quotient rule to various problems. They also covered derivatives of trigonometric functions. Nia provided notes and will send the document to Alexanderpaul for review. This lesson built upon their previous session where they reviewed fundamental differentiation rules, including the power rule, constant multiple rule, and sum/difference rule. Alexanderpaul, who attends the University of California, Riverside, had previously practiced applying these rules to various functions, including those with fractional exponents and radicals, and worked on finding derivatives at specific points. Homework problems were assigned to reinforce those earlier concepts. They have scheduled another lesson for the following day to continue practicing calculus, with two more lessons planned before an upcoming exam.
Derivative of Sine
Product Rule
Derivative of 1/x
Quotient Rule
Chain Rule
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