Online Math Tutoring

• I offer online math tutoring via email.
  
• This is a great option for students looking for an online math tutor, or students who don't necessarily need to sit down with a tutor for a long time.
  
• This can also be a good option for home schooling students and those working in independent study situations.
• For a long session, I will ask you to email me a sample of one or two of the types of questions you have. You also tell me what are your problems and area you are weak in.
  
• Don't forget to mention what you really want to achieve with math tutoring. This will help me to understand your problems better and I can help you with effectively.

Types of assistance

I provide different types of assistance in math, suitable for the different needs you might have:

Math Problem Solving Service
You can submit a list of problems to me, and I’ll give a free quote for solving your math problems. I also provide math homework help. I will give you the correct and complete solutions to all your math problems.

Online Math Tutoring
If you want help with a certain math topic, I can provide you a math tutoring session via email.

How It Works
Step1: E-mail your math problems at suresh.mscmaths@gmail.com
Please include 'Math help' or 'Math tutoring' in the subject line. Also mention your grade level or standard and your deadline.
Step2: I will give you a quote.
Step3:Make the payment through PayPal.
Step4: I will send the step by step written solutions as a PDF attachment to your e-mail.

Advice For Parents

• Mathematics is a difficult subject for many students. John Louis Von Neumann has said "If people do not believe that mathematics is simple, it is only because they do not realize how complicated life is". Children struggle with math because they don't enjoy it or they don't see how it is relevant to their future.
• I think we are creating negative attitudes towards math at an early stage. Through monitoring brains of infants, researchers confirmed that infants as early as 6- months in age can detect mathematical errors. Read the story here.
• I have seen many people who proudly say "I hate math". When hearing this, young children also think it is some thing great if they do bad in math. So unknowingly they begin to hate math. So, don't tell your child "math is hard" because they will believe you. Instead of that inspire confidence in them.
• As a parent, you should encourage your child to spend time learning mathematics and pointing out how you use math in your everyday life - at home or at work. Even though math is difficult and requires a good deal of study time, parents should maintain a high level of expectations for their children to ensure success. Studies have shown that children perform better in subjects that interest them.
• Encourage your child to be creative when solving problems. There is always more than one way to skin a cat and math isn't that different. Let your child explore alternative viewpoints - the teacher's way is not the only way.