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Daniel Ekoko

Interactive and collaborative Python lessons with problem-solving focus

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Python tutor - Daniel Ekoko

Bachelors degree

$31

$30

/ hour

About your tutor

Hello! I'm Daniel, a dedicated Computer Science and Coding tutor specializing in Python. With a strong academic background in Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science, I bring a structured yet accessible approach to teaching. My passion lies in breaking down complex coding concepts into simple, actionable steps, creating an engaging and practical learning environment for students of all levels. Whether you're a school student starting out with Python, a college learner tackling programming challenges, or a professional aiming to expand your coding expertise, I tailor my lessons to your unique goals and pace. My methodology emphasizes hands-on learning, real-world applications, and collaborative problem-solving to ensure you gain not just theoretical knowledge but also practical skills. Together, we’ll explore Python fundamentals, master advanced techniques, and build projects that boost your confidence and proficiency. Whether it’s for academic success, career development, or personal growth, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. Let’s embark on this exciting coding journey and unlock your potential in Python programming!

Daniel graduated from University of Toronto

Daniel graduated from University of Toronto

Programming class overview

As a Python tutor, I strive to make learning practical, engaging, and accessible for students of all levels—whether you're in school, college, or advancing your professional skills. My teaching style is highly collaborative and interactive, emphasizing hands-on problem-solving and real-world applications to deepen your understanding of Python. I design lessons that go beyond theory, incorporating small coding projects to spark creativity and boost confidence. Pair programming sessions offer immediate feedback and collaborative learning, while live coding walkthroughs help demystify the process step by step. I also conduct live code reviews, ensuring a clear grasp of concepts and providing actionable insights for continuous improvement. Whether you're building your first program, preparing for exams, or working on professional development, I’m here to guide and support you every step of the way. Let’s work together to unlock the potential of Python and make coding an exciting and rewarding experience!

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Rated 5 stars consistently

Students appreciate how lessons simplify complex coding concepts.

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Rated highly for assignment help

Clear, step-by-step support for assignments.

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Interactive debugging sessions

Students debug and improve their own code in real-time.

Programming tutor specialities

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Homework help

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Paired coding

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Test prep

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Assignment help

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Debugging

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Eleanor learned about 1 month ago

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Daniel tutored Isaac, using film clips to enhance vocabulary, comprehension, and analytical skills. They translated phrases, analyzed character motivations, and discussed cultural contexts. Daniel also prepared Isaac for upcoming math lessons and briefly discussed Isaac's weekend plans to work on a truck.

Chauffeur

Echolo

Se l'offrir

Cashier

stinginess

Inelvate

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Eleanor learned about 1 month ago

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Daniel and Isaac collaborated on a French creative writing assignment about discovering a new planet, "Razor," in 2075. They brainstormed ideas, practice French vocabulary related to technology and space, and Daniel guides Isaac on grammar and discourages a Quebecois accent. They also discuss AI, with Daniel demonstrating its text-to-design capabilities, sparking concerns about its future. Daniel expresses frustration with his mother and misses his girlfriend in Singapore, whom they try to locate using Google Earth. Daniel will discuss session frequency with Isaac's mother.

Freestyle Writing

AI Over-Reliance

Planet Exploration

French Future Tense

Correcting Autocorrect

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Kevin learned about 1 month ago

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Daniel tutored Kevin in French, covering the verb "avoir", the "futur proche" tense, and French numbers. Kevin practiced sentence construction and translation using exercises and historical texts related to the French Revolution. Daniel assigned writing homework and prepared Kevin for upcoming text analysis in the next session.

French Numbers (70-99)

French Future Tense (Near Future)

Using 'Avoir' (to have)

Asking Questions in French

French Numbers (70-99)

Revolutionize (French)

French Future Tense (Near Future)

Using 'Avoir' (to have)

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Ana learned 3 months ago

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Daniel tutored Joshua in calculus, covering derivatives, tangent lines, and limits in preparation for an upcoming test. Joshua practiced finding slopes of tangent lines, evaluating limits using conjugates and difference of cubes, and approximating derivatives from a graph. Daniel emphasized formula memorization and identified trigonometric limits as an area for future focus.

Conjugate Method for Limits

Derivative Formula

Difference of Cubes

Limits Approaching Infinity

Estimating Rate of Change from Graph

Velocity as a Derivative

Symmetric Difference

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Ana learned 3 months ago

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Daniel tutored Joshua in calculus, covering limits, derivatives, and tangent lines, with a focus on the power rule and limit definition of derivatives. They worked through related problems, and Daniel provided additional resources and assigned homework. They also briefly discussed a potential business venture and scheduling for future sessions.

Mobile Auto Detailing

Evaluating Limits Graphically

Limits

Tangent Line Equation

Derivative Definition (via Limits)

Derivatives

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Ren learned 3 months ago

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Daniel helped Zoe review parabolas, covering formulas, graphing techniques using the vertex, focus, and directrix, and solving related problems. Daniel assigned practice problems, and they scheduled another session for further review.

Parabola Standard Form

Finding the Vertex

Directrix

Focus

Vertex

Completing the Square

Calculating 'p'

Orientation of Parabola

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Adult / Professional

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All Levels

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College

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Record lessons

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Note taking

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Pets are welcomed

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