Maya Pacholska

An online math tutoring lesson would typically begin with a brief review of previous concepts, ensuring the student feels confident before moving on to new material. I would use interactive tools like a virtual whiteboard or shared screen to explain problems step-by-step, allowing students to see the process and follow along. Throughout the lesson, I’d encourage questions, provide examples, and give the student time to try problems independently.
To keep the session motivating, I’d celebrate their progress with positive reinforcement, breaking down complex problems into manageable steps, and creating a supportive atmosphere where mistakes are seen as part of learning.