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- Maths
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Statistics
- Organic chemistry
Hello! I'm an undergraduate chemical engineering student passionate about giving back to my community and teaching youth. I've taken 3 levels of university math, organic and inorganic chemistry, and h
- Maths
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Statistics
- Organic chemistry
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About Christina
Hello! I'm Christina, an undergraduate student originally from Ontario who is studying Chemical Engineering at UBC. I live in Vancouver, and I want to use my spare time to share my passion for math, physics, and chemistry with students in need!
I am outgoing with strong communication skills, and I have applied these to various projects at UBC regarding sustainability, including starting my own club! I love to go above and beyond for my students by encouraging them to work hard and follow their passions to make change in the world!
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As a passionate chemical engineering student, I am thrilled to offer my expertise in math and physics to elementary and high school students through personalized tutoring services. With a solid foundation in these subjects and my dedication to helping others succeed, I aim to make learning enjoyable and accessible for all. By breaking down complex concepts into understandable chunks and providing practical examples, I strive to empower students to confidently tackle math and physics challenges. Let's embark on an educational journey together!
Lesson Plan for Elementary Students:
Subject: Math
Lesson: Introduction to Multiplication
Objective: To familiarize students with the concept of multiplication and strengthen their basic arithmetic skills.
Warm-up activity: Engage students in a brief discussion about repeated addition as a precursor to multiplication. Use manipulatives like counters or blocks to demonstrate this concept.
Introduction: Introduce the concept of multiplication as a quicker way to add multiple equal groups. Use visual aids, such as arrays or pictures, to illustrate the concept.
Interactive practice: Provide simple multiplication problems and encourage students to solve them using manipulatives or drawing arrays. Offer guidance and praise their efforts.
Real-world examples: Connect multiplication to everyday situations, such as counting objects in a collection or sharing items equally among friends. Reinforce the importance of multiplication in everyday life.
Consolidation: Summarize the lesson by reviewing key concepts and allowing students to ask questions. Assign simple multiplication exercises as homework to reinforce learning.
Lesson Plan for High School Students:
Subject: Physics
Lesson: Newton's Laws of Motion
Objective: To introduce and explain Newton's Laws of Motion, enabling students to understand the fundamental principles governing objects' motion.
Engaging discussion: Begin the lesson with a thought-provoking question, such as "Why does a ball roll downhill?" Encourage students to share their ideas and observations.
Newton's Laws: Present an overview of Newton's three laws of motion, explaining each law's significance and providing relevant examples.
Concept exploration: Conduct hands-on demonstrations to illustrate each law. For instance, demonstrate Newton's First Law by rolling a ball on different surfaces and explaining the concept of inertia.
Problem-solving practice: Provide practice problems related to Newton's laws, covering scenarios such as motion on an inclined plane or objects in equilibrium. Encourage students to analyze and apply the laws to solve these problems.
Application exercises: Assign an activity where students work to design a simple experiment that showcases one of Newton's laws. This encourages critical thinking skills in addition to the typical homework questions.
Recap and reflection: Summarize the key points and facilitate a class discussion to reinforce understanding. Encourage students to reflect on real-life applications of Newton's laws and share their insights.
By tailoring my tutoring approach to the specific needs of elementary and high school students, I aim to instill a love for math and physics while helping them build a strong foundation in these subjects. Together, we can conquer any academic challenge!
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- 10h: $143
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