Mathematics taught the way it should be: one step at a time, with every step explained.
Syed Shahbaz Ali brings more than 30 years of teaching experience to online SAT Math, PSAT and school mathematics lessons for middle- and high-school students — individually or in small groups.
Solve the system
Add the equations — the y terms cancel.
What students work on
SAT Math
Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry — with timed practice and test strategy for the digital SAT.
PSAT and PSAT/NMSQT
A diagnostic assessment first, then topic-based practice, timed quizzes and full practice examinations with a clear picture of what to review next.
School mathematics
Middle-school math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra I and II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus and Calculus — plus preparation for school exams.
How lessons work
Each student gets a plan built from their own work, and parents can follow progress in the portal.
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Assessment
A short diagnostic shows which topics are solid and which need work.
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A plan for the student
Target dates, target scores where relevant, and the topics to cover first.
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Live online lessons
One-to-one or small-group video lessons with a shared whiteboard for equations and graphs.
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Homework with real feedback
Students upload photos or PDFs of handwritten work; mistakes are marked on the page and explained.
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Progress you can see
Grades, attendance, topic accuracy and periodic progress reports for students and parents.
For students
- Class schedule and one-click links to join live lessons
- Lesson notes and worksheets in one place
- Homework, quizzes and practice tests with due dates
- Graded work returned with written feedback
- A personal mistake journal to review before tests
For parents
- Attendance, homework completion and grades
- Practice-test trends, clearly separated from official scores
- Reminders for upcoming classes and overdue work
- Invoices, payments and a private line to the professor
Not sure where to start? A first assessment tells us both.
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