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Hi everyone! With the school year approaching, I want to let everyone know that I will only be offering online math tutoring due to COVID-19. Math Ninja, LLC will offer you the same great academic support with a terrific set of online tools. Our online tools will allow us to share documents/images, screen share school assignments, discuss math with video/audio, and collaborate on math problems via an online whiteboard. Also, I will continue to offer online practice sets with immediate feedback so that your child will know right away if they understand a math topic and examples when they need help.

If you are curious about what online tutoring looks like with Math Ninja, LLC, give me a call and we can schedule a demo.

I hope that you and your family remain safe and healthy!

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