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About Caleb
Passionate Mathematics and Economics Student
This tutor is currently pursuing a degree in Mathematics and Economics, focusing on Data Analytics and Operations Research. Their academic journey is marked by a strong commitment to understanding complex problems and employing creative thinking and logical reasoning. This rigorous educational background ensures they are well-equipped to assist students in grasping intricate mathematical concepts.
Experienced in Youth Guidance and Support
With a year of experience as an au pair, this tutor has honed skills in reliability, flexibility, and excellent communication, crucial for creating a supportive learning environment. They have demonstrated their ability to manage daily schedules effectively while fostering an engaging atmosphere that encourages young learners to explore educational challenges positively.
Recognised Academic Achiever with Strong Problem-Solving Skills
Acknowledged for their scholastic dedication through various awards, including the runner-up Dux award and the Konika Mathematics Award for Best Mathematics Student. These accolades highlight not only their mastery of mathematics but also their perseverance and capability to excel under pressure. Such traits are invaluable when teaching students to tackle academic hurdles with confidence.
Recent Tutoring Comments:
understanding log and exponential functions
understanding log and exponential functions
none so far. might need to revise graphing later
performing derivatives of log functions and exponential functions
performing derivatives of log functions and exponential functions
none. pretty good. probably will not need to revise
power rule for antiderivatives of polynomials, and antiderivatives rules for logarithm-related and exponentials
power rule for antiderivatives of polynomials, and antiderivatives rules for logarithm-related and exponentials
none. pretty good. shouldn't need to revise for a while
unit circle, effect of adding pi, 2*pi etc to trig functions, CAST
unit circle, effect of adding pi, 2*pi etc to trig functions, CAST
perhaps revising the effect