Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Alabama

...science and mathematics. For the last 6 months before leaving South Africa I taught Mathematics at a private boy's school to fill in for a teacher who was on maternity leave. Once in the USA I volunteered at a summer school and taught high school math. I obtained my Ohio teaching certificate, and I started...

...assistant for 3 years and thus have a huge passion for helping out students reinforce chemistry concepts. Also, as a Korean-American who speaks both languages fluently, I have a passion for teaching the Korean language and culture and have worked with diverse students. I try to make students feel heard and understood, and I'm happy...

...was phenomenal. I work with both the parent and the student to meet each of their academic goals. I begin by understanding the specific needs of the student and create my tutoring lesson plan accordingly. If the student needs follow up help, they are welcome to contact me even when I am not officially tutoring...

...currently a neuroscience major working towards my m.d.. I have a passion for science especially chemistry and biology. I love it but it can be frustratingly difficult at times. We all need help sometimes and if you don't then you're not trying hard enough. As someone who has likely been in your shoes before, I...

...in working with a student is that the student enjoys what he or she is learning. I am a quintessential 'life-long' learner and will always love learning new things. I find great joy in learning and try to impart this mentality to my students -- it makes lessons more fun and also leads to better...

...High School. In these roles, I developed and implemented instructional strategies, lesson plans, and assessments to support students' learning in multiple subjects, including Math and AP Statistics. Additionally, I have tutored K-12 students through Better Than Average Tutoring and Birmingham City School Tutoring, contributing to the success of these programs. My community service includes tutoring...

...tutoring is like having a conversation. A teacher usually has a classroom full of students, so he/she doesn't have time to work with each student individually. When I am helping students, I want to cater to their specific learning styles, so I encourage conversation, questions, and looking at things a little differently. I aim to...

...are roughly all college age, I also have a lot of experience working with children of various younger ages because I have volunteered at Crossroads Youth Camp for three (going on four) years. At this camp I have learned a lot about working with kids and how to keep them interested and active in whatever...

...at the very least, more bearable. My experience in teaching includes frequently helping peers during high school with various subjects, from explaining concepts in math and science to peer-editing papers. At Auburn, I have expanded my skills by working as a Supplemental Instructor. In this role, I attend lectures for courses I previously excelled in,...

...a graduate from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. I received my Bachelors of Science with a major in Mathematics, minor in STEM education, with a concentration in mathematical reasoning. I am currently working on my Master's degree from the University of Alabama in Special Education. I have experience teaching math in a middle school...

...scientist turned non-traditional pre-med. I earned my Master's Degree in Biology from the University of Notre Dame in 2022, where I studied phenotypes of malaria genetic cross progeny. While working full-time in a public health laboratory, I conquered my MCAT exam and have gained 5 medical school acceptances in the current application cycle. Having received...

I am majoring in mechanical engineering at The University of Alabama in Huntsville. Along with studying I spend most of my time playing softball. As a student-athlete I know the importance of getting help outside of class. This is why I am so excited to help others excel in their classes any way I can.