What should learners expect?
By the end of the class, learners will be able to solve math word problems using problem-solving skills and confidently say, “I can:
- Read a math word problem and understand it
- Visualize and draw out the scenario to solve it
- Think and analyze in order to clarify it
- Identify the problem
- Identify the question that needs to be answered 
- Show my work step-by-step as I solve the word problem

I have a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration with a management, finance and accounting background. 

Over the years, I have worked with youths in a variety of capacities.

I have volunteered as a mentor providing virtual support to a few of the participants in a Project Management Program. It was my goal to assist them in improving their understanding of the course and help them succeed. 

I also had the opportunity to volunteer at an elementary school multiple times. Therefore I am experienced at engaging kids in activities and presenting complex information in a manner that makes it easy for them to understand. 

When I managed a business, I taught trainees a mental math technique for counting out change based on the amount of money they received from their customers. I also taught them how to balance the cash register on their shifts. They worked hard to improve the skills I taught them and became phenomenal employees. 

With my educational background, experience with youths of all ages, strong and effective communication skills, the ability to build trust, and the ability to teach topics I am enthusiastic about to students of various ages, I am confident I will have a positive impact on both the academic lives of the learners and Outschool as a whole.

Homework Offered
Assessments Offered
Learners will be informally assessed on what they have learned in the class. At different points during the lesson, they will be asked to solve at least 5 math questions, and three more at the end.
Grades Offered