We'll be covering IGCSE Additional maths. Each session, we will review previously taught concepts, do some practice problems, cover new material and do some questions to learn their applications.

Each session, we'll go over different topics in geometry and sessions will follow the below structure first 15 mins: -reviewing the material taught in the previous session -a brief QnA -doing 2-3 practice problems to brush up on the previous session -reviewing homework assigned if any next 30 mins: -covering new material -doing practice questions from the topics being taught last 15 mins: -taking questions from the material covered -helping learners with questions from homework assigned from school or elsewhere -a brief recap on the session I expect all learners to practice questions between sessions, and I'd be more than happy to clear any questions developed in doing so. If I do assign homework, I don't expect you to solve every question but I do expect that you'll give every question an attempt .

we'll be going over some questions and doing some practice

We'll be covering basics of trigonometry and triangles

We will be reviewing ncert polynomials and attempting questions

Each week, we will have a 60-minute class. We will discuss the previous week's work for the first 15 minutes. We will be following the same order for the trigonometry unit in Khan academy. For the next 30 minutes, we will: -review previous material -cover new material -answer questions relating to the topic -work on some practice problems the last 15 minutes will be for: -homework help -QnA -more practice, if time permits we will be having an additional 15 minutes of class after some sessions to do harder practice problems and introducing more difficult content. Prerequisites: You should be familiar with functions, right angles and triangles Homework: After each session, I will be sharing with you a pdf ( or any file you prefer ) of 7-8 problems. Even if you're unable to solve some questions, no worries! But I do expect you to keep note of your work/attempt so I can push you towards your solution rather than giving you mine. If you're unable to attempt that week's homework, we will be going through it in the beginning of every session. What you'll need: pen and paper, a ruler and a graphing calculator ( or you can just use desmos )