Homework rescue
For students who are stuck on current assignments and need the problem explained in plain language.
Private math lessons • ACT Math • homework support
Math tutoring that slows things down until it finally clicks.
Shahil works with students from elementary math through college-level courses. Sessions are calm, practical, and built around the exact problems a student is facing right now.
BYU–Hawaii Computer Science graduate
Former university math tutor
ACT Math prep available
20+
students supported weekly as a university math tutor
40
students guided in classroom lesson settings
1:1
help built around the student, not a generic worksheet
Teaching plans
Choose the level. Then build the plan around the student.
Every student starts in a different place. These are starting tracks, not rigid packages. Shahil adjusts the pace after seeing the student’s homework, quiz history, or practice test results.
Elementary math
Build number confidence early.
A gentle track for students who need help with number sense, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, word problems, and homework routines.
- Use drawings and real examples before jumping into formulas.
- Practice math facts without making the session feel stressful.
- Turn word problems into small, readable steps.
- Give parents a simple summary of what to review at home.
Skill rebuilding
For students who are behind because older topics never fully made sense.
Test prep
For quizzes, finals, placement tests, and ACT Math practice with timing and mistake review.
How sessions work
A clear lesson rhythm, not random problem solving.
A good tutoring session should leave the student knowing what improved and what still needs work. The goal is not to rush through answers. The goal is to build a repeatable way to think.
5 min
Check the problem
Look at homework, a quiz, or a practice question and identify the real gap.
15 min
Teach the missing step
Break the idea into smaller pieces with examples that match the student’s level.
25 min
Practice together
Move from guided examples to student-led attempts while correcting mistakes early.
5 min
Leave with a next step
End with a short review plan so the lesson does not disappear after the call.
Meet Shahil
Patient, organized, and used to explaining hard things simply.
Shahil Mungamuri studied Computer Science at Brigham Young University–Hawaii and worked as a university math tutor while completing his degree. He has helped students one-on-one, supported multiple sessions in a day, and trained new tutors on clear communication and consistent processes.
He also works in classroom settings as a substitute teacher, which gives him experience turning lesson plans into instructions students can actually follow. His tutoring style is steady and practical: diagnose the issue, explain the concept, practice it, then check that the student can do it without guessing.
B.S. Computer Science
Former BYU–Hawaii Math Tutor
Substitute Teacher
Python, SQL, and data basics
Book online
Pick a time that works. Bring homework, notes, or a practice test.
The first session works best when the student brings something real: a homework page, a quiz they missed, class notes, or ACT practice problems. That makes the tutoring focused from the start.
- Online sessions available
- Weekly or one-time help
- ACT Math sessions can include timed practice
Schedule a session
Calendly
Add Shahil’s real Calendly link in the script near the bottom of this file.
Email to scheduleQuestions parents and students ask
Simple answers before you book.
What math levels does Shahil teach?
Elementary math, middle school math, algebra, geometry, pre-calculus, college math support, and ACT Math prep.
Can sessions focus only on homework?
Yes. Homework help is often the fastest way to find the skill gap. The goal is still to teach the concept, not just finish the worksheet.
How should a student prepare?
Bring class notes, homework, a missed quiz, or a list of topics that feel confusing. For ACT prep, bring a recent practice test if possible.
Do you offer a long-term ACT plan?
Yes. ACT prep can be structured around diagnostics, topic review, timed sets, and an error log so students stop repeating the same mistakes.
Ready to make math feel more manageable?
Book a session or send a quick message with the student’s grade level, class, and what they are struggling with.
Start with scheduling