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You’re probably getting more familiar with quadratic expressions and equations. They’re those algebraic expressions with an that seem to pop up everywhere in your math studies. Right? I’m Drew Laiche, from Portland Math Tutor, LLC, and I’m here to help Read More …
As a private math tutor, I’ve had the privilege of seeing firsthand the moment when a concept “clicks” for a student. That spark of comprehension, the joy of understanding, is what makes tutoring such a rewarding job. But as any Read More …
1. What is Linear? 2. Inverse Operations 3. One-step Linear Equations 4. Two-step Linear Equations 5. Multi-step Linear Equations 6. Practice Problems Introduction Can you imagine planning a road trip without understanding distances? Or baking your favorite dessert Read More …
Rationalizing the Denominator Hello there! I’m Drew Laiche, the founder of Portland Math Tutor, LLC. Over the years, I’ve helped numerous students conquer their fear of math, and today I’d like to talk about a topic that often poses a Read More …
1. The Big Transition 2. The Challenges 3. The Causes 4. Support Communicate with the Teacher Develop a Study Plan Use Online Resources and Tutors Boost Confidence Minimize Distractions The Transition into 6th Grade Math The transition into 6th Grade Read More …
Math class can be intimidating for many middle and high school students. The complex web of numbers, equations, and theorems can feel overwhelming. That’s where personalized math tutoring comes in, offering a hand to students who need a little Read More …
Summer Math Tutoring; Let Me Count The Ways Summer Math Tutoring provides numerous benefits for your child. It helps prevent the “summer slide” by maintaining their math skills during the break from school. The individualized attention from a tutor allows Read More …
1. Classifying Polynomials; But Why? 2. What is a Polynomial? 3. Classify by Degree 4. Classify by Number of Terms 5. Examples Classifying Polynomials; But Why? Classifying polynomials might at first seem like a pointless task, but Read More …
The beginning of a new academic year typically brings a mix of excitement and anticipation for students and their families alike. It’s a chance for new beginnings. However, students’ new math classes often casts a shadow over this hopeful period. Read More …
Unlocking the Power of Numbers Some may describe Mathematics “a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.” Math a subject that elicits a sense of dread in many middle and high school students and parents alike. However, the reality Read More …
