Probability is a branch of mathematics with a number of important applications. Being able to calculate the chances of an event occurring or not occurring can help us make informed decisions on many levels. On a personal level, it can help us decide whether or not it is advisable to bring an umbrella to work based on weather data. On a group level, it can help determine how likely someone is to purchase a company's product after viewing an advertisement. On the level of national policy, it can help discover if additional online security measures are likely to reduce the instance of pirated data. While it may at first appear probability is an obscure field of study, it can actually be applied to most areas of life.
Probability informs daily lives in a variety of ways, but when initially learning basic probability students may become confused by its combination of the tangible and the theoretical. Early problems involving a certain number of objects in a bag may seem easy, but the application of various rules to the ways in which certain probabilities can be considered together may seem too abstract and overwhelming.
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Working with a probability tutor has numerous advantages. One of the most important is having the undivided attention of an education specialist. In a classroom setting, a teacher's attention is divided between each of the students in his or her class. It is not feasible for the instructor to stop a class lesson each time a student begins to struggle with a concept. To do so would limit the advancement of the class as a whole. A personal tutor, however, can take the time to really get to know a student. The ability to present information in a way a student can easily understand is a special skill. Tutors consider a student's strengths, weaknesses, the current level of understanding, concerns with the material, and personal learning style. They then combine the overall learning profile of the student to design individual learning goals and lesson plans.
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If students have difficulty distinguishing between independent and mutually exclusive events or find the process to calculate inverse or conditional probability confusing, their tutor can focus on these specific concepts. Working on the exact area the student finds challenging helps bolster confidence, and master the needed skills. Students are able to work at the pace which works best for them, with no need to rush through a lesson or dwell on an area that has already been mastered. Tutors provide feedback as the student works through problems. This makes it easier to change direction quickly, and limits wasted time and student frustration. For more information, call ΄σΟσ΄«Γ½ today and let us help you connect with a probability tutor in your area.
