Find a Freedom, NH Algebra Tutor
Steve H. - $100.00/hr - Meredith, NH - View Steve H. >>
...While I try and make my teaching/tutoring as accessible as possible, and try to avoid mathematics jargon, I do have high expectations for my students. Learning math and statistics is all about doing problems and examples, so I expect my students to continually do new problems. I have lots of resources that I can provide to help students do more problems. (read more)
Nezir A. - $50.00/hr - Laconia, NH - View Nezir A. >>
...I'm currently a PhD student at Georgia Tech, and I majored in physics at Caltech. I believe that the enormous amount of math & science (and other subjects) I've learned over the years will make me a very effective and versatile tutor. I've in general been a top student most of my life, scored 99th percentile on the SAT, 790 on SAT Math, 790 on SAT Physics, 333 on the GRE. (read more)
Jacob C. - $40.00/hr - Laconia, NH - View Jacob C. >>
Hello, my name is Jake. I earned two Bachelor's degrees, one in Mathematics and the other in Physics, in college where I also became a lifetime member of the mathematics honor society Kappa Mu Epsilon. My undergraduate studies gave me many valuable experiences when it comes to the student/teacher dynamic. (read more)
Aidan W. - $65.00/hr - Bridgton, ME - View Aidan W. >>
...After working with me, my student successfully placed into Calculus II. I have also written lectures on SAT test prep, and taught a 3 hour boot camp to a group of low-income and first generation high school students. I have always loved math and stats and am eager to pass on my knowledge and passion to anyone interested in learning. (read more)
Margaret M. - $40.00/hr - Bridgton, ME - View Margaret M. >>
...I am familiar with most calculators used in Algebra 2, or can work without a calculator.. I have worked with many students at this level, some advanced, some needing help to understand the complications of mathematics. I have taught Geometry, including proofs, for over 20 years. I try to have my students see proofs as puzzles and have fun doing them. (read more)