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Jesusah Marie
- Rate $8
- Response 1h
$8/h
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1st lesson free
- Mathematics
- Algebra
- Arithmetic
- Geometry
- Science
3rd year Mechanical Engineering student, teaches math, science, and algebra. Personalized teaching approach to make students understand the concept better.
- Mathematics
- Algebra
- Arithmetic
- Geometry
- Science
Lesson location
About Jesusah Marie
Mastering math and science don't have to feel like decoding an ancient manuscript—and you definitely don't have to figure it out alone.
Whether algebra feels like a maze of mystery letters or science concepts are spinning out of orbit, my goal as your tutor is to make these subjects clear, manageable, and even genuinely enjoyable. With a structured, step-by-step approach and plenty of patience, I break down complex topics into clear logic that actually sticks.
I bring deep subject mastery, a proven teaching structure, and a total zero-judgment zone to every lesson. We will work at your pace, celebrate the lightbulb moments, and turn the tricky stuff into second nature.
You've got the potential—let's unlock it together!
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Elementary School
Middle School
Sophomore
Advanced Technical Certificate
College / University
Adult Education
Masters
Doctorate
MBA
Kindergarten
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
My approach as a tutor is rooted in building genuine conceptual understanding, step-by-step confidence, and critical problem-solving skills rather than relying on rote memorization. Since I specialize in Math, Science, and Algebra, I focus on demystifying complex formulas and equations by linking them to practical logic, visualization, and real-world application.
Here is a breakdown of how I teach and share knowledge:
I. Teaching Method & Techniques
1. The Socratic Method: Instead of simply handing out answers, I ask targeted, step-by-step questions to guide students toward arriving at the solution themselves.
2. Scaffolding & Active Recall: I break complex multi-step problems (like systems of linear equations or stoichiometry) into smaller, manageable pieces. We gradually remove support as mastery grows.
3. Visual & Conceptual Anchors: In algebra and science, abstract concepts can feel detached. I use graphical representations, concrete analogies, and practical examples—such as relating algebraic variables to real-world balancing scenarios or chemical reactions to recipe proportions—to anchor abstract concepts.
4. Error Analysis as a Learning Tool: Mistakes are natural and valuable. When a student makes an error, we analyze where the logic broke down (e.g., a missing sign versus a fundamental misapplication of a rule) so they can avoid similar pitfalls in the future.
II. A Typical Lesson Plan (60 Minutes)
1. Warm-up & Retrieval (5–10 min): Review previous concepts with 1–2 quick refresher problems to activate prior knowledge and test retention.
2. Concept Introduction (10–15 min): Introduce the new topic using visual aids, concise explanations, and real-world context.
3. Guided Practice (15–20 min): Solve problems together step-by-step, talking through the logic out loud using an "I do, we do" approach.
4. Independent Application (10–15 min): The student tackles a set of problems independently while I observe, offer subtle hints, and provide real-time feedback ("you do").
5. Wrap-up & Reflection (5 min): Summarize key takeaways, clarify any remaining sticky points, and assign targeted practice.
III. What Sets Me Apart
-Patience & Adaptive Tone: I match the pace and energy of the student, adjusting my explanation style on the fly if the first approach doesn't resonate.
-Emphasis on the "Why": In math and science, memorizing a formula is only half the battle. I teach the underlying logic behind formulas so students can solve unfamiliar problem types on exams.
-Structured Clarity: I deliver information with clear visual structure, step-by-step breakdowns, and actionable feedback so students never feel overwhelmed by dense material.
IV. Target Audience & Student Profile
Subject Focus: Mathematics, General Science, and Algebra (Elementary Algebra, Intermediate Algebra, Pre-Algebra).
-Academic Level: Middle school, high school, and early college/introductory university students.
-Specificities: Ideal for students preparing for school exams or standardized testing (e.g., SAT/ACT math sections), students looking to catch up on foundational gaps, or advanced learners seeking to deepen their conceptual understanding.
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Rates
Rate
- $8
Pack rates
- 5h: $40
- 10h: $80
free lessons
This first lesson offered with Jesusah Marie will allow you to get to know each other and clearly specify your needs for your next lessons.
- 1hr
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