...I believe any math course can be made interesting, and any complex problem can be broken down into simplified parts. I’ve found that it is important to help visualize abstract math concepts with diagrams and examples, keeping students engaged in their materials, so I am always eager to share whi... (read more)
I have a master's degree in economics (from UChicago); before that, I studied computational mathematics, graduating with a 4.0 GPA. I have several years of experience working as a math and programming tutor for college and high school students, mostly in a one-on-one setting. I'm happy to work with students taking more or less any math subject up through a college level. (read more)
...I once had a student at community college who I’ll call Jim. Jim got so frustrated with algebra 1 that he threw his textbook out the window. Yet, I spent hours with Jim week after week in the college tutoring center, and he eventually passed algebra 1 and moved on to a University program. (read more)
...I have taught physics and mathematics as a college instructor and as a personal tutor for almost a decade. My favorite part of teaching has always been working with students one-on-one, so I love tutoring. I have an undergraduate degree in Physics and a graduate degree in Astrophysics. (read more)
...My name is Abra D., and I am a doctoral chemistry student enrolled at West Virginia University. Alongside my graduate courses, I am heavily involved in my research within the organic chemistry department and have been published in accredited chemical journals. I currently teach 3 lab sections weekly at WVU and would love to extend my love of learning through tutoring. (read more)