Pragati Yeram

The lesson format can be online or in-person, depending on the student's preference. In an online lesson, we can use video conferencing tools, virtual whiteboards, and other digital resources to facilitate learning. In-person classes may involve a combination of lectures, discussions, and problem-solving sessions.
The lesson's content will depend on the student's level of knowledge and understanding of the subject. For example, we might begin by reviewing basic math concepts, such as arithmetic operations, fractions, and decimals. As the student progresses, we might move on to more advanced topics like algebra, geometry, trigonometry, or calculus.
The dynamics of the lesson would be highly interactive and engaging, with the tutor asking questions, explaining concepts, and demonstrating problem-solving strategies. The student would be given opportunities to ask questions, practice problems, and receive feedback on their progress. My goal as a math tutor would be to help the student build a strong foundation in math, develop problem-solving skills, and gain confidence in their abilities. I strive to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students can feel comfortable asking questions, making mistakes, and working towards their academic goals.