“You can teach a student a lesson for a day; but if you can teach him to learn by creating curiosity, he will continue the learning process as long as he lives.”
Clay P. Bedford
First of all I want to mention that these prices are much less than at any of the famous and not so famous learning centers.
I offer small classes (no more than two-three students) and a sliding scale of rates.
Individual lesson (one to one) is $35/hr at my home.
Group (2 students) lesson at my home:
It means you are Ok in general and do not have major problems but want to get 85-100% on your tests.
- Grades 1 to 12: $20/hr
For more lessons per week you can e-mail, call or come and we will talk about it.
My lessons usually last one hour.
Summer Classes
Summer preparation classes for Grade 12:
- The first year university Calculus and Grade 12 IB ( MIB4U ) preparations course, Based on James Stewart’s “Calculus” textbook. 13 lessons 2 h each = 26 hours in total
- Advanced Functions, MHF4U Grade 12. 12 lessons 2 hours each = 24 hours in total
- Calculus and Vectors, MCV4U Grade 12. 12 lessons, 2 hours each = 24 hours in total
Duration:
July – August, 2 lessons per week, 6 weeks, weekday evenings, Saturday.
2-3 students per group
Enroll today! Space is limited.Download Lesson Plans
The first year university Calculus and Grade 12 IB ( MIB4U ) preparations course
My Book
Logic Land, or into MATH with Imagination, Gr. 3‑6
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To buy the print version:
In Toronto
My Gifted Child2883 St. Clair Ave. East
Toronto, ON, Canada M4B 1N4
Phone: (416) 285-6692
Richmond Hill Location
My Gifted Child10520 Yonge Street
Richmond Hill, ON, Canada L4C 3C7
Phone: (905) 508-4540
Contact the publisher by phone or by e-mail.
Distributor: "Bacon&Hughes"
Toll-free tel: 1-800-563-2468
“Logic Land, or into Math with imagination” is a collection of non-standard mathematical problems that are embedded in stories and illustrated. This book is about a fantastic town of magicians that do not use magic in everyday life. Instead they choose to use logic to find solutions to their everyday problems. Through solving the problems that are embedded in a story a student will learn how to distinguish the important information from unimportant one. Although the questions require only multiplication, division, subtraction, addition every problem is different and needs a new approach.
Published in 2011 by DC Canada,
Educational Publisher,
ISBN 978-1-926776-03-3
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