...If you can not do Algebra II you will have a tough time with Precalculus, Calculus, and anything above. Most of the concepts are factoring and solving by setting up to zero. There is polynomial solving, rational expressions, probability, stats, and arithmetic and geometric sequence. (read more)
...My teaching background enables me to break down Word's features into simple, easy-to-understand lessons, covering everything from document formatting, styles, and templates to more advanced tools like track changes, tables, and mail merge. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your ski... (read more)
4 Subjects: includingStatistics,Public Speaking,Microsoft Excel,Microsoft Word
...I'm a third-year student at the Ivy League institution Columbia University, where I am studying Psychology and Statistics. I offer tutoring in Algebra I, Algebra II, ELA (K-12), Introductory Statistics, and Psychology. My experience as a Teacher's Assistant in Columbia's Department of Psycholog... (read more)
...Which is to say: I'm here for both the math-lovers and the math-loathers of the world. Whichever type of student you are, within my tutoring sessions, you'll find what you seek. If, having read all that, you believe that I'm someone who can help you grow, then please reach out. (read more)
...As a result they will further gain and increase in quantitative and analytical skills that will be a primary asset in life and in school and careers. I have Numerous years of tutoring and teaching experience in all math courses from conceptual math to differential equations and linear algebra. This age span can range from 15 or 16 and above. (read more)