...Geometry can be challenging for students because:
A) It introduces proofs, which require more writing than in other Math classes, and
B) It adds shapes and other two-dimensional figures which require spatial thinking that is not exercised as greatly in other Math classes. The key to Geometry i... (read more)
...My name is Dylan and I just graduate UCLA with a degree in economics. I have over 7 years of experience tutoring at many levels, from middle school up to fellow college students! I love getting to know my students, and helping frame topics they’ve learned in a new way; most of the time, a topic just needs to be presented differently, or broken down further. (read more)
...Typically, the students I have worked with in this setting are in 12th grade or college, and at or above the calculus level in math. In physics, they are usually at the classical mechanics (with calculus) level. In computer science, they are at an introductory level to the algorithms and data structures level, and are working in Python. (read more)
...I'm Yusaku, and I have just graduated from UC Berkeley with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering and will be pursuing my masters in Artificial Intelligence - Mechanical Engineering at Carnegie Mellon University in the fall. I found my passion for tutoring three years ago during Covid, where I conduc... (read more)
...One of my primary directives is to share what my eyes see when I take in a concept or problem. This builds a broader problem solving toolset for my students that they can employ when approaching new material. My students have hailed from a wide set of backgrounds with ages spanning elementary to graduate school. (read more)