Find a Wilton, CA Algebra Tutor
Bertrice D. - $35.00/hr - Sacramento, CA - View Bertrice D. >>
...I have used tutorial programs from Beka to Raz Kids for phonics assistance. Drills for skills work best using Dolch 220 sight words and focused attention on Vowels sounds, Consonant blends including dipthongs, digraphs, and special sounds. Most phonics students need the repetition of flash cards and visual supplements as a memory aid. (read more)
Zac H. - $60.00/hr - Sacramento, CA - View Zac H. >>
...I have studied and tutored in Marine, Mechanical and BioMechanical Engineering, with a Focus in Nanoengineering. I have worked for years with Christian Brothers High School and privately at C.S.U.S. and C.M.A. helping fellow classmates and students in their studies. I have also hosted S.A.T. prep classes for Christian Brothers. (read more)
Jonathan T. - $30.00/hr - Rancho Cordova, CA - View Jonathan T. >>
...I am experienced in creating lesson plans based upon subject material. My intention is to not to waste client money and time on doing endless practice, there is almost always an app for that anyway, rather my goal is for a student to eventually no longer have a need for me. I have over ten years of experience in adult education, middle and secondary education and private tutoring. (read more)
Katelyn P. - $100.00/hr - Elk Grove, CA - View Katelyn P. >>
...Many students whom I have worked with think they're "bad at math." However, my approach is to make math accessible, relevant, and meaningful in a way that works for each student. I am here to support and challenge students to do well in their classes and apply math beyond school to their daily lives. I have a Bachelor's in Mathematics and a Master's in Education from Stanford University. (read more)
Michelle P. - $150.00/hr - Sacramento, CA - View Michelle P. >>
...I support my team by conducting professional developments and quality assurance empowering them to be the best tutors they can be. As a lover of games, I like to show students how to treat math problems as a puzzle and use the building blocks to put the pieces together and arrive at the final answer. I encourage students to build a good foundation and not to just study tricks to pass a test. (read more)