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University of Agriculture Faisalabad, Pakistan.

Expert math tutor with more than eight years of teaching experience.

Hey, I'm Hafsa from Punjab, Pakistan. I hold an MPhil degree in applied mathematics. I am a teacher by profession. I love to teach students who find math a difficult subject. I've taught many students who struggled with math; I helped them make math their favorite subject and get good grades. I have more than eight years of teaching experience and have taught in different environments. I have experience teaching school-level, college-level, and university-level students. My teaching methodology varies from student to student. I always start my class by posing some basic questions related to the lecture to gauge the level of the students and make them more attentive. To make things easier, I like to divide tasks into smaller steps. I start with basic concepts and then slowly move toward the topic. My classrooms are student-centered and fun. My students can ask their questions at any time during the class. After every lecture, I assess my students' concepts regarding that specific lecture. After lecture, I asked students to briefly tell me what they had learned or to simply explain a specific step in the solution. Moreover, for the assessment of my students, I schedule tests and quizzes. At the end of every lecture, I provide notes, extra learning material, and practice questions. I prepare lesson plans and homework according to the needs of my students. I am a passionate and hardworking teacher. I can assist you with assignments and exam preparation. I want to help you build confidence in your math skills. Schedule a lesson with me so we can talk about your goals and how I can help you achieve them. I love meeting new people and will be happy to have you.

Subjects: ACT Math, AP Calculus AB/BC, Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Applied Mathematics, Calculus, Elementary Math, Geometry, Integral Calculus, Math, Math/Science, Multivariable Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry