Find a Vischer Ferry, NY SAT Math Tutor
Skylar L. - $50.00/hr - Cohoes, NY - View Skylar L. >>
...My approach to tutoring is rooted in proactive learning, tailored to each student's needs, with the aim of nurturing enthusiasm and fostering self-directed learning.I’ve taken math up to calculus 1 and 2. 3.93 GPA in college. I’m currently an SAT math tutor for a local test prep company. Took intro to biology 1 and 2 at Johns Hopkins receiving As in both classes. (read more)
Bob C. - $50.00/hr - Schenectady, NY - View Bob C. >>
...The formulas and concepts of Math and Engineering are likewise tools to use to complete the task at hand. My approach is to build upon the individuals' existing knowledge (foundation), and then develop additional skills. I look forward to hearing from you, and helping you achieve success in your studies.Calculus builds on previous Math, especially Algebra. (read more)
Deva D. - $50.00/hr - Albany, NY - View Deva D. >>
...I believe that math doesn’t have to be boring or painful, and it’s my goal that my students not only walk away better prepared for their courses and exams, but also having confidence in the intuition they have built about the material; to this end, I strive to make my teaching style as engaging a... (read more)
Michael K. - $150.00/hr - Mechanicville, NY - View Michael K. >>
...I have been tutoring / mentoring since undergraduate and always challenge myself to deliver my teaching in the most basic and understandable format. Like what Richard Feynman said, "If you can't explain it, you don't understand it."I believe that even the most complicated subjects such as math a... (read more)
Mariah H. - $30.00/hr - Ballston Lake, NY - View Mariah H. >>
...My goal is to help motivated students learn to use the skills they have to maximum effect. I am creative in ways to present material so enable understanding.I have a BS in chemical engineering and a PhD in electrical engineering. Both plans of study included formal courses on differential equations as well as classes in which differential equations were routinely used. (read more)