Olutemmy Concepts

Olutemmy Concepts Welcome to Olutemmy Concepts! I’m Olumide Jacob, an online math tutor specializing in Grades 6–8 students following US and UK curricula.

I help students improve in fractions, decimals, ratios, pre-algebra and problem-solving.

✨ Happy New Month from Olutemmy Concepts! ✨May this new month bring fresh opportunities, greater understanding, confiden...
01/09/2026

✨ Happy New Month from Olutemmy Concepts! ✨

May this new month bring fresh opportunities, greater understanding, confidence, and success to every learner. 📚🌟

Here’s to another month of learning, growth, and excellence! 🥂💛

23/08/2026

👨‍👩‍👧 A QUICK REMINDER FOR PARENTS

When a child struggles with Mathematics, the answer isn't always "They need to practise more."

Sometimes the child simply hasn't understood the foundation behind the topic.

For example, a student struggling with algebra may actually have difficulty with:

• Fractions
• Negative numbers
• Basic operations
• Understanding variables

🎯 Before asking a child to solve more questions, make sure they understand the concept behind the questions.

Understanding first. Practice second. Confidence follows. 🌟

📚 Olutemmy Concepts is committed to helping students understand, not simply memorize.

23/08/2026

🔬 DID YOU KNOW?

Your heart beats approximately 100,000 times every day! ❤️

The heart's main job is to pump blood around your body, delivering oxygen and nutrients to your cells and carrying away waste products.

💡 That's why keeping your heart healthy is so important.

📚 At Olutemmy Concepts, we believe Science becomes easier when students understand why things happen—not just memorize facts.

23/08/2026

📝 ENGLISH TIP

Which sentence is correct?

❌ She don't like Mathematics.

OR

✅ She doesn't like Mathematics.

The correct answer is:

👉 She doesn't like Mathematics.

Why?

Because "she" is a singular subject, so we use "doesn't", not "don't."

📌 Remember:

I/You/We/They → don't

He/She/It → doesn't

Small grammar rules can make a BIG difference! 🌟

23/08/2026

📚 MATH TIP OF THE DAY

🤔 Why is 1/2 the same as 2/4?

Think of a pizza 🍕.

If you divide it into 2 equal parts and take 1 part, you have 1/2.

If you divide the same pizza into 4 equal parts and take 2 parts, you still have exactly the same amount!

So:

1/2 = 2/4 = 3/6 = 4/8

🎯 The numbers change, but the value stays the same.

💡 Remember: Multiplying or dividing both the numerator and denominator by the same number gives an equivalent fraction.

Follow Olutemmy Concepts for more simple and practical learning tips.

27/05/2026

🌞 Summer Math Confidence Program (Grades 6–8)

Looking for a productive way to keep your child academically engaged during the summer?

At Olutemmy Concepts, we help middle school students strengthen:

• Fractions
• Ratios
• Pre-Algebra
• Problem-solving skills

The goal is to help students build confidence and stay mathematically sharp before the next school year begins.

✔ Online lessons
✔ US & UK curriculum support
✔ Personalized learning approach
✔ Free short assessment available

Feel free to message the page for more information.

29/03/2026

Word Problem

Solve this:

A number multiplied by 4 equals 28.
What is the number?

28/03/2026

Weekend Challenge:

3/5 × 10 = ?

Let’s see who gets it right 👇

28/03/2026
14/03/2026

One reason students struggle with math is irregular practice.

Just 20 minutes of focused practice daily can significantly improve understanding.

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