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Unlock Your Potential in Algebra 1!

Are you struggling with Algebra 1? Do you feel overwhelmed by equations, functions, and graphs? Look no further! Our comprehensive gig, "Algebra 1: Your Path to Math Confidence," is designed to help you master the fundamentals of Algebra 1 and unlock your math potential.

Lesson 1: Variables and Expressions

• Understanding what variables are (letters representing unknown values) and how to form expressions using them.

Lesson 2: Equations and Inequalities

• Learning to write and solve equations and inequalities, including linear and quadratic equations.

Lesson 3: Functions

• Introduction to the concept of functions, their representations (graphs, tables, equations), and how to evaluate them.

Lesson 4: Graphing

• Understanding how to graph linear equations and inequalities, and interpreting the graphs.

Lesson 5: Systems of Equations

• Solving systems of linear equations using various methods (graphing, substitution, elimination).

Lesson 6: Exponents and Radicals

• Working with exponents and radicals, including simplifying expressions and solving equations involving them.

Lesson 7:  Polynomials

• Understanding polynomials, their operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), and factoring.

Lesson 8:   Rational Expressions

Working with rational expressions, including simplifying, adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing them.

Lesson 9: Quadratic Equations

• Solving quadratic equations using factoring, the quadratic formula, and completing the square.

Students would learn how to add, divide, subtract , and multiply .

Lesson 1: Basic Operations

• What are basic operations?
• Types of basic operations
• Relationships between the basic operations
• Addition

Lesson 2: Addition

• Understand the concept of addition as "putting together" or "increasing."
• Solve simple addition problems with single-digit numbers.
• Use real-life examples (e.g., counting objects, fingers).

Lesson 3: Subtraction (1)

• Understand subtraction as "taking away" or "finding the difference."
• Identify subtraction symbols (−, =).
• Solve simple subtraction problems with single-digit numbers.

Lesson 4: Subtraction (2)

• Work on real-world problems (e.g., spending money, comparing amounts).
• Introduce mental math tricks for faster subtraction.

Lesson 5: Multiplication (1)

• Introduce multiplication tables (starting with 2s, 5s, and 10s).
• Use real-life examples (grouping objects, arrays).

Lesson 6: Multiplication (2)

• Apply strategies like repeated addition, arrays, and number patterns.
• Solve multiplication word problems.

Lesson 7: Divison (1)

• Use real-life examples (sharing food, objects).
• Introduce division through equal groups and repeated subtraction.
• Practice simple division facts using drawings and counters.

Lesson 8: Division (2)

• Use visual aids (arrays, number lines).
• Introduce division facts (start with 2s, 5s, and 10s).
• Work on real-world problems (e.g., distributing items)

Let a Master's in Literature graduate help you learn basic and intricate skills to help you with descriptive, creative, and formal essay writing.

Get to know the exciting world of chemical bonding! In this lesson, we’ll learn how atoms stick together to form important compounds like table salt (sodium chloride). Discover how sodium gives up an electron and chlorine grabs it, creating a strong bond. 

Lesson 1: Chemical Bonding intro

• What is chemical bonding, and where is it seen.

Lesson 2: Types of bonds

• Ionic bond and its use cases

Lesson 3: Covalent bonds

• Covalent bonds and their use cases and examples

Lesson 4:  Conclusion

• Hydrogen bond and representation of bonding

Join us to see how these connections shape everything around us!

Step into the fascinating world of atomic physics with our in-depth exploration of the nuclear model of the atom! In this engaging session, we’ll journey through the historical experiments and scientific breakthroughs that reshaped our understanding of matter. You’ll learn how the groundbreaking work of scientists like Rutherford led to the discovery of the atomic nucleus, replacing earlier models and paving the way for modern nuclear physics.

In this interactive gig, we will:

1) Examine the key experiments (e.g., the gold foil experiment) that challenged the plum pudding model and revealed the nucleus.
2) Break down the structure and forces at play within the atom’s nucleus.
3) Discuss the implications of the nuclear model for both scientific theory and practical applications in fields.

This is a 1x a week, 50-minute, 1:1 math tutoring class. Assessment during the first session to determine topics for improvement. I have experience helping students improve their understanding of fractions, decimals, multiplication, division, angles, proportions, probability, algebra and geometry problems for USA 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade levels.

Explore the basics of economics through interactive discussions and real-world examples. We'll analyze the decision-making processes of individuals, businesses, governments, and societies, uncovering the economic forces that shape our daily lives and the global economy.

Lesson 1: Demand and Supply

• Meaning 
• Factors affecting demand and supply
• Laws of demand and supply with exceptions.

Lesson 2: Elasticity of Demand and Supply

• Meaning
• Types
• Different measurement techniques.

Lesson 3: Consumer Behaviour- Utility

• Concept, Laws of Utility. 
• Cardinal and Ordinal Utility - assumptions
• Theory, 
• Properties
• Equilibrium

Lesson 4: Production

• Concept
• Functions
• Short-run and long-run laws
• The production curves

Lesson 5:  Costs and Revenue

• Concept
• Types
• Short-run and long-run laws
• The cost and revenue curves

Lesson 6: Market Mechanism

• Concept
• Different market structures along with their classification
• features and real-world examples

Lesson 7: Money

• Evolution of money
• Different kinds and functions of money
• Importance of money and Money supply

Lesson 8: Banking system

• Concept
• Types of banks. 
• Functions and Role of Commercial and Central Banks with examples

Lesson 9:  Monetary and Fiscal Policy

• Concept
• Classification
• Importance and implications

Lesson 10: Government Budget

• Meaning
• Need and importance of a budget
• Types
• Components and classification, along with insights into the current year's budget.

Lessons schedule

• One Class per week, preferably on Sunday.
• Timing and day are subject to flexibility according to your convenience.

Math from Grade 1 to Grade 8

The Much and Many grammar course aims to teach English language learners how to use quantifiers correctly, particularly much and many, which are crucial for precise and understandable communication. Because they both refer to big quantities yet are employed in different situations, these words frequently confuse learners.

Clarifying the difference between many (used with countable nouns, such as many books, many students) and much (used with uncountable nouns, such as much water, much time) is the main goal of this lesson. By comprehending this distinction, learners can increase their speaking and writing fluency.

Lesson Name:  Much and Many

Course Objectives

1. Differentiate Between Countable & Uncountable Nouns – Students learn which nouns work with "many" (countable) and which require "much" (uncountable).
    
2. Usage in Sentences – The course covers affirmative, negative, and interrogative structures (e.g., "How much time?" vs. "How many books?").
    
3. Common Mistakes & Corrections – Learners practice avoiding errors like "much apples" (incorrect) versus "many apples" (correct).
    
4. Alternative Quantifiers – The course introduces synonyms like "a lot of," "some," and "a few/a little" for natural-sounding speech.

Online math tutor for grade 10 CBSE

No of classes days: Thrice a week on alternate days
Duration: 1 hour each
You will be given 2-3 options to choose from.