Zain Hafiz

In my Mathematics lessons, for every topic, I enjoy teaching every aspect from the ground up. I adjust to your learning pace and make sure that no tiny detail or step in any explanation I give is glossed over. I try to give examples of concepts wherever I can, I may even explain concepts in multiple different ways for you to have a richer understanding. I generally start every topic with a question, a problem that may seem entirely unrelated and get you to think about that problem. Then as we think and try to apply the tools of maths to solve this real world world problem, eventually we may derive and discover our new concept from scratch. This will allow you to put yourself in the shoes of the greatest mathematicians in the past for a brief moment. This is because mathematics to these mathematicians was not handed to them from high, but built from the ground up where they would understand in depth the derivation of different concepts to the point where it would be intuitive and they could feel every equation in their bones. That is the feeling I wish to recreate as that is the only way you can become a brilliant mathematician like those in the past. I am willing to go through any particular topic requested, however, if you want general teaching then there is a curriculum I generally go through. While I myself don't have any formal experience teaching, I teach my friends and my family mathematics all the time and often give speeches in my school to other students teaching these concepts in the ways I've described before. As a result, I am willing to give my first few lessons fully free in order for you to start understanding and seeing maths the way I do. I personally have a huge passion for this subject, I learn about it from many sources in my free time and often surround myself with concepts far beyond anything taught in high school. I hope to convey and spread this passion and help you on your maths journey, wherever you may be.