Yani’s TutoringEvery Math Class, One Patient Teacher.
From number sense in second grade to College Algebra in dual enrollment, and the Florida EOC exams along the way. Pick the class your child is in.
Pick The Class
Each page covers what sessions include, the signs it is time, and how we work.
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Elementary MathGrades 2 to 5
Number sense, fractions, multiplication facts and word problems, explained one step at a time so homework stops being a fight.
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Middle School MathGrades 6 to 8, including advanced tracks
Ratios, negative numbers, equations and the first real abstraction. This is where many students decide they are "not a math person." They are wrong, and this is where we prove it.
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Algebra 1 and 2Algebra 1, Algebra 1 Honors, Algebra 2, Algebra 2 Honors
Linear equations, systems, functions, exponents, quadratics and beyond, taught by someone who teaches Algebra in a high school classroom every weekday.
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GeometryGeometry and Geometry Honors
Proofs, triangles, circles, area and volume, and the coordinate geometry that ties it back to algebra. Taught as logic, not memorization.
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Precalculus and College AlgebraPrecalculus, College Algebra, dual enrollment and advanced high school math
Functions in depth, trigonometry, logarithms, sequences and the problem-solving habits that carry into calculus and college courses.
How It Works
The same four steps for every student, whatever the subject.
A free 15-minute consult
You tell me about the class, the teacher's pace and the next test. I tell you honestly whether I am the right fit and what the first few sessions would cover.
The first session finds the gap
Math is cumulative. I look at recent work and find where the trouble actually starts, which is usually a chapter or two earlier than the current one.
Every session is worked, not watched
I model the method fully, then your child drives while I ask the questions a test would ask. Steps get written down, mistakes get named.
You hear from me after each one
A short plain-language note: what we covered, what to practice, and what is coming next in class.
Tell Me About Your Student.
One short form or one text. Yani reads it herself and gets back to you within a few hours with a time that works around school.
