...I am a PhD candidate in mathematics. I have taught precalculus (with and without trigonometry) at the college level as well as tutored many students. I am able to help students both learn and understand the material with particular emphasis on common mistakes and going through examples. (read more)
...I completed a B.S. in Physics from Stanford University and a Ph.D. in Astrophysics from UC Santa Cruz. My students love me! I've received a Caltech student teaching award and a National Cottrell Scholarship for teaching innovation. (read more)
...I retired from law practice after 15 years in two states, and decided to move into education full-time. I enjoy working one-on-one with students who are eager to learn and improve. I have found that students who seek tutoring because they have been ordered to do so by parents, and do so for that reason alone, are not very motivated to try. (read more)
...I grew to love tutoring and after moving into college at NYU, I often helped students whether it be in study groups or on zoom. Tutoring soon became a passion of mine and I often wondered if in the future I would go back to school to become a teacher because of how much I loved helping others succeed in understanding different topics. This stands true today! (read more)
...My attitude for math is what I believe makes me a great tutor. I know that the majority of students hate learning math and see it as a credit they have to earn, and even though that is true, I try to explain the math in a way that they are motivated to learn, even if they feel forced to take the... (read more)