Kim Lewis

I teach math to students of all ages. I have over 15 years of teaching experience in grades 1st and 2nd, I usually begin by seeing what a student can do before focusing on areas to improve. Share the student’s age, experience, and learning goals to help decide whether my lessons are a fit.

Yes, I teach beginner math. I start by seeing what you can already do, then focus lessons on areas to improve. Share your current skills and learning goals to help decide whether the lessons are a fit.

For your first math lesson, bring any classwork or homework you need help with, along with the areas you’re struggling in and what you’d like to learn to do better. I’ll start by seeing what you can already do, then focus on areas to improve.

I teach math in person at Murray Hill Church in Jacksonville, Florida, and online. Let me know which format you’re interested in so we can confirm the details.

Yes, you can take a math lesson with a friend or family member; please ask me to confirm [whether shared lessons are available]. I usually start by seeing what a student can do, then focus on areas to improve. When you ask, share both learners’ current skills and goals.

We will begin by getting to know each other. Then, I will start by seeing what you can already do, then focus on areas you’d like to improve. Bring any classwork or homework you want help with, and share your learning goals.