I am currently a high school student. At the moment, I am tutoring refugee students as well as other elementary, middle, and high school students in subjects like math and science. Through my experience tutoring several refugee students, I have gained some insights and, based on these experiences, I have created educational materials that I use in my tutoring sessions.
(document request: joohankim0609@gmail.com )

1. impression

• While teaching math to refugee students through NGOs, I found that some students were several years behind the expected learning level for their grade. For example, a student in the 6th grade might actually be performing at a 3rd-grade level. In such cases, I created simple problems to conduct a level test before starting the tutoring.
• The math curriculum in the United States differs from that of other countries, so some topics are covered at different grade levels. For example, some topics might be learned earlier in countries outside the U.S. (in this case, Ukraine). An example of this is the concept of limits, which is typically taught in PreCalculus in the U.S. but might be covered in the 10th grade

1. Material Preparation

• Before starting the tutoring sessions, I created level test problems ranging from 6th grade to high school PreCalculus to prepare materials. Students who scored over 70 were considered to have passed the math course for their respective grade level.
• I researched the grade-specific curriculum units for math in both the United States and Ukraine. By mapping the units from Ukraine to the corresponding grade levels and units in both countries, I was able to determine which specific units to teach additionally or omit during tutoring sessions. 
• I will first upload two sample documents for you:( total document is pdf file)
  1. US Math Middle/High Level Test Sample.jpg: The complete document includes a separate answer key.
  2. Comparative Analysis of U.S. and Ukrainian Mathematics Curricula Sample.jpg: The complete document includes a detailed comparison of the mathematics curriculum structures in Ukraine and the United States.

If you need the complete documents(pdf total file) , please send an email to joohankim0609@gmail.com with your Reddit username (to verify that all requests have been responded to) and the specific document(s) you need (US Math Middle/High Level Test, Comparative Analysis of U.S. and Ukrainian Mathematics Curricula) and the reason you need the document(s) (e.g., "I am currently a high school student tutoring math to specific students," or "I am planning to start tutoring next semester").

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