Norton - Mathematics tutor - Cambridge
Norton - Mathematics tutor - Cambridge

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Norton

  • Rate $15
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Norton - Mathematics tutor - Cambridge

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  • Mathematics
  • Arithmetic
  • Statistics
  • Electrochemistry
  • Chemical engineering

Student in engineering and bachelor in mathematics, school gives tuitions in maths & physics from high school to college for the past experience of 5 years

  • Mathematics
  • Arithmetic
  • Statistics
  • Electrochemistry
  • Chemical engineering

Lesson location

    • At Norton's house: Cambridge

About Norton

I try to do the best that I can in the current situation. Sometimes that means a lot more that other teachers when my standards are higher. Sometimes less when I don't have enough time or when things go wrong (I teach Computing. Things often go wrong. I usually have a backup plan)

I try to do a lot of things:

I try to make my lessons as real and relevant as possible.
I try to explain why we are doing things and what this leads to (I have industry experience so I know why).
I try to be cutting edge with technology.
I try to make lesson fun and engaging.
I try to help my students get the highest grades possible.
I try to respect and listen to my students.
My two biggest weaknesses are:

I cannot relate to low ability students. I always learn things quickly. I have strategies to help them but I know other people are better at supporting these students than I am.
My classroom management skills are ok but they could be better. I need to be more strict with younger students.

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About the lesson

  • All Levels
  • English

All languages in which the lesson is available :

English

I’ll give you a general guideline that applies for most K-12 students and undergraduate university students in the U.S. However, you should always check with your own instructor (or publication), because leeway varies from one to another. Always write the minimum number of words that you’re supposed to. You typically lose some credit if you don’t. In general, don’t write more than 10% more words than you’re supposed to unless your instructor has indicated it’s okay to do so because you might lose points for that as well. In your example, that would be 40+4=44 words. Don’t include things like the heading (=your name, the date, the name of the class, and the instructor’s name) and the title of the assignment in your word count unless you’re told to do so

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Rates

Rate

  • $15

Pack rates

  • 5h: $75
  • 10h: $150

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