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- Maths
- Algebra
- Trigonometry
- Arithmetic
- Geometry
Experienced tutor in Mathematics in Whittier, Daniel offers private lessons tailored to your needs.
- Maths
- Algebra
- Trigonometry
- Arithmetic
- Geometry
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Daniel is a respected tutor in our community. They have been highly recommended for their commitment and the quality of their lessons — an excellent choice to progress with confidence.
About Daniel
I have been a substitute for 15 years. I use a document camera (Elmo) to project working out the problems on screen on Zoom on the Internet. So this simulate being in a classroom nicely. Please send information that needs to be tutored on 2 hours before, or earlier so that I ready myself.
I understand why many students don't like math. First they think it is something they are just good at or not. This is not true.
People who are good at first see how numbers are linked together. Then they learn some mental math tricks that helps them to group numbers together. Because they have good foundation in math, they enjoy the challenge and keep on doing it. They do things that like play cards or board games that further develop their math skills.
When they get into higher levels of math, they have problems with the current topic. Not the fundamental skills that is assumed you already know.
So when you are having problems in math, I can assess if you have deep problems in math. We can go back to basics and help the student learn the current content and basics you need to pass the assignment.
Many people hate math. They feel that it is full of rules that are vary inflexible. But when you get to learn about how numbers are related it is more like using Legos to explain an idea. So helping people see that numbers are related and can be useful in life can change how they view math.
I have been a substitute teacher for 15 years. I work many different levels of students. I work with a 1-3rd grader. I have worked through all the levels of high school.
I have taken Math classes for Elementary/Secondary Teachers to develop a wider view of how students learn Math. This has helped me to understand why many students fail in math as they get older. Going back and filling in the gaps with students in previous topics helps the student understand what skills the lesson is assuming they already know.
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levels :
Elementary School
Junior High School
Senior High School
Technical Vocational Education And Training
Professional
Adult Education
Master
Doctoral
MBA
Early Childhood Education
- English
All languages in which the lesson is available :
English
I have worked a few 1-3 grade students. These students are for homeschool students that want their child to excel.
I have worked with many high school students that have a learning disability. They have grown frustrated because they have been pushed onto harder topics when they still have not mastered fundamental skills.
Honor students that want to excel in math courses.
Contractors that need to pass their math portion of the general contractors test.
Make sure that teacher doesn't just tell you how to get the answer. It is important to understand the thinking behind the method you are learning.
Most people think people good in math just have all these calculations memorized in their heads. This is not true. People good in math can see numbers connected and know how to group them in their head to make it easier to figure it out.
Once someone has confidence in the basic skills like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, the student will find the next level like fractions and decimals are just one more step of work.
A few things worth thinking about before reaching out
Most students that struggle in Algebra have poor skills in lower levels of math. So how can I get the student better at those skills and still try to keep up with their current assignment?
Am I willing to do extra work to help me understand all that a lesson is asking to do?
Am I always trying to skip steps in just trying to turn in an assignment, rather than viewing this as practice?
Recommendations
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When I met him he was very kind and nice. He teaches very well and gives important information on what I am learning. He is straight forward and we can move on quickly to next lessons because he teaches so I can understand very easily.
Before tutoring with Daniel, I hated math. I actually still don’t enjoy math, especially after struggling through High School like I did. However, since I was studying Architecture in College, I needed to understand math. I was able to hire Daniel as a tutor and for the first time in my life, all of those numbers made sense. I am currently practicing Architecture at one of Los Angeles’ oldest and most prestigious firms. Daniel’s patience, clear way of teaching and above all his knowledge helped me to pass my math classes and was an important part in me becoming an Architect. Anyone would be privileged to have Daniel as a teacher.
My son has studied with Daniel for three years now (pre K-1st grade) and it has gone much better than I anticipated. Daniel is my older bother, meaning I'm biased... to me more critical of him than any other tutor. But I have too honestly say that we could not have home schooled our son (through Excel Academy) with out his tutoring. Our son is testing above his grade level in all areas and is excelling in Math. He is already doing multiplication at a 3rd grade level. Daniel has taken his own initiative to research California education requirements for all subjects and has figured out projects for social studies to keep my son on track with grade level requirements. Recently with the California shelter in place order we transitions to a remote tutoring posture. With the use of the program Zoom and an Elmo document camera, we can continue the tutoring sessions with some minor adjustments. I would highly recommend Daniel.
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- 10h: ₱30
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