Anhelina Sahalovych

My name is Angelina, and teaching math to children is not just my profession—it’s something I truly enjoy and care deeply about. I create a positive, encouraging learning environment where students feel safe to ask questions, make mistakes, and grow. I believe that math doesn’t have to be intimidating—when taught with kindness, creativity, and clarity, it can actually be fun.

I design my lessons to be interactive and responsive to each child’s needs. For younger students, I incorporate playful activities such as math games, puzzles, colorful visuals, and hands-on exercises to help them grasp concepts through exploration. For older children, I focus on logical reasoning, problem-solving techniques, and real-life applications of math to build both knowledge and confidence.

Each session includes a mix of theory, practice, and reflection, encouraging curiosity and independent thinking. I also use storytelling and relatable examples to make abstract ideas feel more familiar.

My approach is student-centered: I adapt each lesson based on individual pace, level, and interests. Whether a child needs extra support or is ready for advanced challenges, I create a path that fits. My priority is helping each student understand the "why" behind the numbers—so they not only solve equations, but also learn how to think critically and develop lasting mathematical intuition.

I have a strong academic background and years of experience teaching in both formal and informal settings. I've taught university-level courses and worked with children one-on-one and in small groups. This range has given me deep insight into how different learners engage with mathematics, and how to connect with each student on their unique journey.

I offer lessons in English, German, and Russian, making them accessible to a wide range of learners. My teaching style is warm, supportive, and encouraging, with a touch of humor to keep the atmosphere light and engaging. I want every student to feel seen, heard, and empowered.