Find a Lawncrest, PA Prealgebra Tutor
Chidera A. - $42.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Chidera A. >>
...I am currently advancing my expertise as a Master of Public Health candidate at the Perelman School of Medicine. This strong academic foundation, combined with my analytical skills, underpins my ability to tutor students effectively. My academic and professional journey has equipped me with a robust analytical mindset and a deep passion for mentoring students. (read more)
Ziva M. - $125.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Ziva M. >>
...My favorite part of being a professor was getting to work with students one-on-one and in small groups in my office because it's a lot like tutoring. I've taught many different college math courses, from Calculus to Linear Algebra to Abstract Algebra. Further, I've been a math tutor since high school, I worked in a math tutoring center for all of college, and was a TA during graduate school. (read more)
Mohammad A. - $50.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Mohammad A. >>
...Successfully excelled in many science courses and received admission to Temple University’s Kornberg School of Dentistry. As a dentistry student, I’ve been strongly inclined to the sciences at a young age and have excelled in Chenistty specifically. I’ve completed many higher level and basic chemistry courses that have made me well-equipped to enable others to succeed in similar courses! (read more)
Donovan H. - $65.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Donovan H. >>
...This will help reduce test anxiety and lead to better longterm outcomes. We will work together to sharpen the problem-solving abilities, so that the student can feel confident to overcome any problem. I bring my knowledge and experience from the middle school and high school classroom into our ... (read more)
Shannon L. - $70.00/hr - Huntingdon Valley, PA - View Shannon L. >>
...Testing was never my strong suit and lectures were definitely not my preferred learning method. I would rather show my knowledge of content through projects or hands-on activities. During my junior year, I had a professor that taught me how to incorporate different learning styles that encouraged students to think/connect/understand, rather than memorize. (read more)