

Alysia Krafel
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LESSON FEES
Online Lesson Fees
$60 for a 45-minute lesson
$70 for a 60-minute lesson
SPECIALIZED SERVICES
Great with Special Needs
TUTORING SUBJECTS
- Math: Elementary Math, Pre-Algebra
- Grade Levels: Elementary to Middle School
ABOUT THIS TUTOR
After 50 years of teaching math with children aged 6 -13, I have become an expert at elevating struggling students using objects like blocks and beans to teach math. This allows children to have success and FUN while developing age-appropriate understanding of mathematical concepts and arithmetic operations instead of trying to memorize black and white procedures they do not understand. This approach is a life saver for students who are struggling in math and a huge boon to gifted students who are ill served by memorizing formulas.
From 1975 to 1987, I taught at UC Irvine in a laboratory school doing research on how children learn math. My team wrote 27 math booklets for teachers and parents to teach math with with models instead of drilled in formulas. I founded one of the first homeschool charter schools in 1993 and taught at that school for 20 years. I homeschooled my two girls within that community. I now do 1:1 math tutoring in-person, in Northern CA and online anywhere. —Alysia Krafel, Building Understanding in Math
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