Mathematics
- Grade 9 Mathematics (MTH1W)
- Principles of Mathematics 10 (MPM2D)
- Functions 11 (MCR3U)
- Functions and Applications 11 (MCF3M)
- Advanced Functions 12 (MHF4U)
- Calculus and Vectors 12 (MCV4U)
- Data Management 12 (MDM4U)
Ontario curriculum · Grades 1 to 12
Krsna Academy tutors Ontario students one to one, online or in person, using the course they are actually taking. Tutorials follow the Ontario curriculum expectations, the teacher's unit plan, and the next assessment on the calendar.
Bring the course code and the current unit. If a course is not listed, ask us. Most Ontario math and science courses are covered.
MCR3U asks for fluent algebra and a new way of thinking about functions. We rebuild the Grade 10 skills it depends on while keeping pace with the class.
MHF4U, MCV4U, and SPH4U marks go straight to admissions. Tutorials focus on the unit tests and summatives that carry the most weight.
Ontario tests are marked in four categories. Many students do well in knowledge and lose marks in thinking and application. We practise those question types directly.
How it works
Every tutorial is 60 minutes with one tutor and one learner. Use the interactive tuition estimate to explore a plan around the learner's level, programme, delivery, and continuity needs.
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Grade, curriculum, subject, and what is most pressing right now. The consultation is free and takes 30 minutes.
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We recommend a tutor with the right subject depth and a way of explaining that suits the learner.
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After each tutorial the learner has clear next steps, and parents can see what was covered and what is improving.
Questions, answered
Yes. Online tutorials are available everywhere in the province, including Toronto, Mississauga, Brampton, Ottawa, Hamilton, and London. In-person tutoring depends on tutor availability in your area, so ask us when you book.
Yes. Tell us the course code and current unit when you book. The tutor prepares around that unit, the textbook or handouts in use, and the next test date.
Yes. Condensed courses move quickly, so we usually recommend two tutorials a week for the length of the course.
Tell us the course, the learner, and what would make the biggest difference. We will recommend a tutor and a plan.