Find a Hi Nella, NJ Algebra 2 Tutor
Tae Jun C. - $50.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Tae Jun C. >>
...High school and college were both very challenging, especially for someone who lacked any guidance. Because I understand the struggles of many students, I am here to help you at a very reasonable price so that YOU can succeed and feel satisfied with your performance in school. Algebra 1 and 2 have been my strong suits throughout high school where I was hired as a peer tutor. (read more)
Bahaeddine T. - $80.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Bahaeddine T. >>
...In addition, I mentored undergraduate data analysis research projects including regression analyses of crime with panel data and the effect of nutrition on COVID-19 death rate. Instructed students in cleaning data, writing statistical reports, and using R software for analysis. My central role ... (read more)
Medha P. - $50.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Medha P. >>
...This empathy drives me to create a supportive and encouraging environment where students feel valued and capable of achieving their goals. By fostering strong relationships and instilling confidence in their abilities, I empower students to overcome obstacles and realize their full potential. I... (read more)
Reno O. B. - $30.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Reno O. B. >>
...Under the Common Core Curriculum Standards, High School Level Algebra and Geometry concepts were incorporated into the Mathematics Curriculum. Thus, my students were required to solve 1st degree linear equations, and also use the Square Root and Cube Root Method for Geometric Formulas involving 2nd and 3rd degree variables. Currently, I teach PreCalculus in Pennsylvania. (read more)
Julia G. - $100.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Julia G. >>
...I also have experience tutoring elementary school students in reading, writing, and math. I always try to make my tutoring sessions as engaging and comprehensible as possible and encourage active participation from my students. I foster an environment in which mistakes are welcome and “I don’t knows” are valuable learning opportunities. (read more)