Discover the student's interests and hobbies: Find out what the student enjoys outside of math and use those interests to create relevant and relatable math problems.

Connect math to real-life situations: Use real-life scenarios that the student can relate to and demonstrate how math is used in everyday life. For example, you can use sports statistics to teach math concepts.

Customize problems for the student: Create math problems that are tailored to the student's interests and experiences. This makes the problems more engaging and relatable for the student.