Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Akron, OH

...Mathematics. The subjects I tutor right now is Math from Pre-K to Pre-Algebra. My favorite subject to tutor in (if you haven't already guessed) is Math. This is something I have been wanting to do my entire life. I like to tutor 1-on-1 or in a small groups. I like to get to know my students and make them feel comfortable to ask me anything on the subject of math. I like to encourage my...

...meet you! I aim for each individual to thoroughly understand the material in order to complete future assignments and perform well on exams. I hope to build a solid foundation of any subject in which an individual needs assistance. I will first start with an assessment to examine what the student knows and then build on the strengths that they already have. I love pouring into individuals and watching them embark on a successful academic...

...major, I have always enjoyed and excelled at mathematics, sciences, and English. When it comes to tutoring, I always do my best to explain the concepts being taught in terms that my student can understand and apply. In order to accomplish this, I may use analogies, visual aids, practice problems, mental exercises, incentives such as breaks and snacks, and/or whatever else I believe will be beneficial to the student's understanding of the subject. If hired,...

...roles, I have been teaching and tutoring for a sum of five years (as of the end of 2016). My hobbies range over topics such as fun reading and being part of several fandoms (Harry Potter, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Wheel of Time, Kingkiller Chronicles, and several others), academic reading and history podcasting, conlanging (creating languages), camping/hiking, kayaking, Boy Scouts/Scouting, puzzle solving (blacksmith's puzzles, Rubik's solids, etc.), and playing with math. I got...

...also held office hours to assist with general questions and studying, preparing for future labs and assignments, as well as going over previous assignments and offering areas of improvement. I easily created rapport with my students, and I still keep in touch with some, getting updates on their recent academic successes. With the majority of the students I assist being in middle school, high school, and early college, I have the most experience with this...

I'm Brittany Chung, a graduate of Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland-Marshall College of Law. My unique academic experiences allow me to help students find what works for them and to develop their path to success. I look forward to meeting you and helping you with your assignments and skill development.

...by making use of my study techniques. I've graduated with a masters degree with 4.0 GPA, and honestly if you know the right way to study - ONE TIME IS ENOUGH. I've held the position of a Teaching Assistant and Tutoring Skills Specialist which made me efficient in assisting every type of student achieve their goals. If you think you are a novice at a subject or a skill right now, I'll ask you to...

...because I like to see everyone excel at whatever they put their mind to academically. I received an Associate of Applied Business degree in the Fall of 2022, and plan to pursue a degree in mathematics at the university I will be attending. I am able to adapt to all learning styles and I am very patient. My favorite subjects are reading and math because I have always been very good at both.

...is a gift that no one can take away. "American Proverb" I am excited for the opportunity to work with students with a willingness and desire to learn. Looking back I would not be where I am today if I did not have other who believed in me and invested their time to help me succeed. It is my hope that by helping you in a subject or area that is challenging that I can...

...passion stuck with me as I began my undergraduate education at Saint Louis University. Following the Jesuit ideals emphasized at SLU, I continued tutoring underprivileged youth in north St. Louis. I love sharing my passion for education with my students. During my senior year at SLU, I became a Physics TA and taught a class of 30 students the fundamentals of applied physics. On my journey to medical school, I studied hard for the MCAT...

...at my local emergency room; cooking and preparing food at a nearby homeless shelter; or providing free tutoring to elementary students living at or near the poverty line. Working with these kids is what got me interested in tutoring. When Im not working with younger students, I enjoy tutoring courses like Spanish, Biology, and Environmental Science because they really push students to understand and not just memorize. I know that I have instilled them with...

...enjoyed a varied career in education working as an adjunct professor, substitute teacher, and tutor. I have worked with a diverse group of students from k-12 and adult learners as well as students with special needs and ESL students. Tutoring has been the highlight of my career. I see students improved most rapidly when given individualized attention and lessons. I thoroughly enjoy working one-on-one with students to both strength their understanding of a concept and...

I am a rising sophomore at Case Western Reserve University studying engineering. I have taken most high-school level standardized tests, and have scored consistently above the 95th percentile. I have tutored small groups of students throughout high school, and also have experience as a private tutor. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy playing Ultimate Frisbee with my college club team.

I am a chemical and environmental engineer of long experience who has a knack for explaining science and math concepts in ways that students can understand, helping them to get the concepts. I also help students with their homework in all those areas. While my strong suit is math and science, I can also help explain concepts in English, writing, history, and social studies, as well as edit/proofread papers as needed.... While I am not expert...

Inspiring young minds today, getting great leaders tomorrow. My style of teaching depends on how the student learns. From my experiences teaching at CSU, most people learn from concrete explanations and examples. But, there are a few who learn verbally and/or by consistently writing. I try to find that learning style and counter it with the proper teaching style.... Get to know my student and their learning style.... By showing them resources to use if no...

...music teacher for students in Kindergarten up to 5th grade. I tutor mostly math and science topics and for the ACT, and my favorite subject is calculus! I took both AP Calculus courses in high school, as well as Calculus II and Calculus III at my university. I strongly believe that each student learns in a different way; each student, with support, needs to figure out what works best for them to succeed.

I recently graduated from UC Berkeley with an Interdisciplinary Studies degree, reflecting my interest in a wide range of academic subjects. I enjoy learning, teaching, and working with my students to craft a personalized study plan and finding ways to make schoolwork both efficient and fun.

...enjoying their progress and growth in building up their confidence. Presently I tutor math to grades 2nd through 10th at local math tutoring school in Cleveland, Ohio. I encourage students to achieve their best in creative and relaxing environment patiently engaging students. Confidence that student understand current and previous topics before moving on to new ones is my priority My hobbies include walking, reading, swimming, playing chess, working out and cross country skiing

...just the first step in being able to apply theory. I have found that there is no good substitute to working through problems and to learn by doing them. Even if you don't get the correct answer the first time, reworking them will deepen that groove of understanding. Then each time the topic comes up a more intuitive understanding can be obtained. In my time away from books I enjoy staying physically active, from boxing...

...the problem and how to break it down into manageable sections. After this, it is important to figure out how to solve each part of the problem. By the end of my sessions, I hope that my students understand the basics of how we approached and conquered the problem, enabling them to do the same in the future without assistance. In my free time, I spend time visiting museums, going out to eat, and painting...