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Student's home My experience here has been quite good. He is actually a very good teacher who thinks about every student and covers topics from basic to advanced. I was really amazed after watching the intro video, and then I decided to watch the trigonometry lecture. Sheezan Sir explained it in a very good and clear manner.
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Years of Experience in Class 10 Tuition
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I have not taught at any college or school but I take home tuitions and I am proud to say that last year I taught three students at my home. The students were very week at mathematics and I taught them for just 2-3 months and all were able to score 80+ in their final exams, not only this but also they took Mathematics as main subject in their class 11.The reason why they started loving mathematics is that I taught them from the basic level which usually teachers don't do and believes in ending the syllabus but I believe in completion of syllabus with clearing all concepts.
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Chemistry, Science, Physics, Mathematics
Taught in School or College
Yes
5 out of 5 2 reviews
Shagun
Class 10 Tuition Board of Education:CBSE Preferred class strength:One on one/ Private Tutions Subjects:Mathematics
"My experience here has been quite good. He is actually a very good teacher who thinks about every student and covers topics from basic to advanced. I was really amazed after watching the intro video, and then I decided to watch the trigonometry lecture. Sheezan Sir explained it in a very good and clear manner. "
Garvit
Class 10 Tuition
"Awesome classes and all the topics are explained in very good manner. Whatever sir taught I understand it all. "
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Answered on 08 Mar Learn Maths
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Let me explain it in a way that allows you to decide for yourself whether mathematics is hard or not.
The main characteristic feature of mathematics is the use of logic to solve problems. Because of this, a person must actively use their brain and thinking ability while learning or solving mathematical problems.
It is important to understand that the human mind naturally prefers comfort. Our brain tends to keep us in a comfort zone, where tasks feel easy and familiar. Whenever we face a difficult problem, especially in subjects like mathematics, we are pushed out of that comfort zone. Since the brain prefers comfort, it may initially resist this effort, which makes mathematics feel difficult.
Another important concept is that our brain forms neural connections (often called neural networks) based on our habits and repeated practice. When a person regularly practices mathematics and studies concepts from the basics—building strong foundations—these neural connections become stronger and more efficient.
As a result, solving mathematical problems becomes easier over time. What once felt difficult begins to feel natural, and many people eventually start to enjoy mathematics.
Therefore, mathematics is not necessarily hard. It may feel difficult in the beginning because it requires effort and logical thinking, but with consistent practice and a strong foundation, it can become much easier and even enjoyable.
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Comments Answered on 29/10/2024 Learn CBSE - Class 10/Science
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ATOMIC NUMBER IS EQUAL TO NUMBER OF PROTONS PRESENT IN ITS NUCLEUS.
ATOMIC NUMBER IS DENOTED BY Z.
FOR H-ATOM,Z=1
FOR He-ATOM,Z=2
FOR Na-ATOM,Z=11
--->For different elements,the value of Z is different.
--->Z is also equal to the no. of electrons in an atom but it is not always true because in case of ions(anions and cations)the no. of electrons are not equal to no. of protons.
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Online class via Zoom
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Years of Experience in Class 10 Tuition
3
Board
State, CBSE
Preferred class strength
One on one/ Private Tutions, Group Classes
Experience in School or College
I have not taught at any college or school but I take home tuitions and I am proud to say that last year I taught three students at my home. The students were very week at mathematics and I taught them for just 2-3 months and all were able to score 80+ in their final exams, not only this but also they took Mathematics as main subject in their class 11.The reason why they started loving mathematics is that I taught them from the basic level which usually teachers don't do and believes in ending the syllabus but I believe in completion of syllabus with clearing all concepts.
Subjects taught
Chemistry, Science, Physics, Mathematics
Taught in School or College
Yes
5 out of 5 2 reviews
Shagun
Class 10 Tuition Board of Education:CBSE Preferred class strength:One on one/ Private Tutions Subjects:Mathematics
"My experience here has been quite good. He is actually a very good teacher who thinks about every student and covers topics from basic to advanced. I was really amazed after watching the intro video, and then I decided to watch the trigonometry lecture. Sheezan Sir explained it in a very good and clear manner. "
Garvit
Class 10 Tuition
"Awesome classes and all the topics are explained in very good manner. Whatever sir taught I understand it all. "
Have you attended any class with Sheezan?
Answered on 08 Mar Learn Maths
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Post a Lesson
Let me explain it in a way that allows you to decide for yourself whether mathematics is hard or not.
The main characteristic feature of mathematics is the use of logic to solve problems. Because of this, a person must actively use their brain and thinking ability while learning or solving mathematical problems.
It is important to understand that the human mind naturally prefers comfort. Our brain tends to keep us in a comfort zone, where tasks feel easy and familiar. Whenever we face a difficult problem, especially in subjects like mathematics, we are pushed out of that comfort zone. Since the brain prefers comfort, it may initially resist this effort, which makes mathematics feel difficult.
Another important concept is that our brain forms neural connections (often called neural networks) based on our habits and repeated practice. When a person regularly practices mathematics and studies concepts from the basics—building strong foundations—these neural connections become stronger and more efficient.
As a result, solving mathematical problems becomes easier over time. What once felt difficult begins to feel natural, and many people eventually start to enjoy mathematics.
Therefore, mathematics is not necessarily hard. It may feel difficult in the beginning because it requires effort and logical thinking, but with consistent practice and a strong foundation, it can become much easier and even enjoyable.
Like 1 Answers 58 Comments Answered on 29/10/2024 Learn CBSE - Class 10/Science
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ATOMIC NUMBER IS EQUAL TO NUMBER OF PROTONS PRESENT IN ITS NUCLEUS.
ATOMIC NUMBER IS DENOTED BY Z.
FOR H-ATOM,Z=1
FOR He-ATOM,Z=2
FOR Na-ATOM,Z=11
--->For different elements,the value of Z is different.
--->Z is also equal to the no. of electrons in an atom but it is not always true because in case of ions(anions and cations)the no. of electrons are not equal to no. of protons.
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