Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Carrollton, TX

...Guyer High School in 2020 as valedictorian and I currently attend the University of Notre Dame on a full academic scholarship. I'm a science business major on a pre-med track as of right now but I am also interested in pre-law. I love math and science and have a specific passion for chemistry. Outside of school I love working with animals and tutoring people. I also enjoy hiking and just about anything to do with...

I hold a Master's degree in Computer Science from Governors State University and a Bachelor's degree from JNTU Hyderabad. Alongside my academic journey, I have cultivated a passion for guiding and inspiring others to achieve their goals and excel in their paths. I am currently an Individual Business Owner on an e-commerce platform, which has further refined my skills in leadership, problem-solving, and strategic thinking. As...

...am a graduate of the University of Texas at Dallas, graduating with both a Bachelors and Masters in Mechanical Engineering, and am currently working my way towards a Ph.D. in the same. During my time as a grad student, I have worked as a TA for several undergraduate engineering courses which included computer aided design and kinematics and dynamics, as well as working as a volunteer educator for the CAST STEM Bridge summer camp. From...

...decision I've ever made. This is my eleventh year of teaching, and I can't imagine doing anything else. I had the fortune of having wonderful teachers that made learning math both fun and interesting. It is my goal to provide that same experience to all of my students. When I'm not teaching, I enjoy doing arts and crafts, sewing, and needlework. I also love listening to classic rock and spending time with my dogs.

I graduated with my Bachelor's degree in Economics with minors in Mathematics and Political Science from Baylor University in May 2009. I also graduated from the honor's college program, the Baylor Interdisciplinary Core. After finishing school I decided to pursue an alternative certificate in order to teach high school mathematics. I took teaching courses and did my student teaching through the Texas Teaching Fellows during the summer of 2010. I then worked at a local...

...to become a role model for some students as they navigate through their academic goals. I have have discovered ways to simplify complex subjects to others by improving note-taking skills, showing step-by-step work/examples, color-coding information, and making the topics within a subject more engaging. This has helped students make tutoring feel more fun rather than feel like a chore or "extra school." I have also managed to navigate a tutoring environment both in-person and virtual...

...a low-income public school on the western side of Dallas. I made sure the students understood by making them feel comfortable with not understanding a concept. By establishing this comfort, I was able to get honest responses when a topic or idea was not understood. My favorite subjects to teach are upper level maths, because you can build on understanding by deriving the formulas needed. Outside of school, I like to work out, code, and...

...have to start with small steps to be prepared for this "one big step". Similar to exams in school. You might be overwhelmed thinking about your next or final exams. But here is the deal: Just do it. Let us learn together! I helped other students while I was still in High School. Even in university I taught - it was a great experience and I always got great feedback. I love to learn and...

As a college student studying information technology, I understand how massive amounts of data can become distracting when learning a new subject. We all process information differently and have many experiences that make us masters in knowledge. I find ways to connect what you know so you can focus on building memorable connections. Allow me to join you on a journey you will carry for life.

...I have participated in numerous number sense and problem solving competitions. I am a very patient teacher and look forward to make mathematical problem solving understandable to the best of my ability. I also play the violin for a hobby, and had at least a decade of experience playing. I have achieved concertmaster positions for many concerts and gave lessons to middle school students. I was accepted in the TMEA All Region Philharmonic Orchestra back...

...at Vanderbilt University majoring in Secondary Education and US History, with a minor in Anthropology. I have been tutoring and teaching students for a few years now in various different settings and age groups, including religious classes and online tutoring organizations at school. I absolutely love working with students and helping them achieve their goals! I also accommodate to the student's learning style as best as possible to help them learn the material as much...

...economics, along with college level calculus. I enjoy getting to help students overcome struggles in their work, and have found that it is often encouragement and direction most needed to help them succeed. I firmly believe that education is necessary for improving the quality of ones life and enjoy getting to help others in a way that will impact the rest of their lives. During my spare time, I enjoy reading on a wide variety...

...PE (Professional Engineer) license. I am most passionate about math and science. I always enjoy helping students work through a tough problems, and coming out with a better understanding and improved problem solving skills. I strongly believe that math and science are important subjects that every student needs to have a strong base in, and that its not too tough for anyone to understand. In my free time I enjoy hiking, kayaking and Archery.

hi! i'm anjali, or you can just call me storm if that's too hard to pronounce. i go to texas christian university, class of '24, and i'm studying psychology. i grew up in southern california. best way to contact me is by messaging me through the varsity tutors platform, or by email. i work well with students who have ADHD and/or anxiety as i have both myself.

...tutoring (with me, of course) is an efficient, cost-effective way to help make it happen. I love to teach folks science and math, especially chemistry. I live for the moments when I guide someone through a subject until something "clicks" in their mind. Learning science is learning how to see the world around us with fresh eyes. For example, after studying thermodynamics at Caltech, I started thinking about every day phenomena from an analytical standpoint:...

...of college, I hosted small group and one-on-one tutoring sessions in Calculus I and II, as well as general science courses. It was during high school that I took Calculus and all but fell in love with the subject. Due to my love for Calculus, that has ended up being the subject that I enjoy teaching and tutoring the most. In my spare time, I read sci-fi and fantasy books, paint, and watch the Dallas...

...assistant for my Finance professors and helped my fellow students understand concepts that were not clear. I have also helped my fellow CFA candidates with concepts and practice questions and have tutored O levels students with Math problems. Since graduation I have been involved in the field of finance and investments and have helped my co-workers understand the concepts of portfolio management and other finance related topics. I would love to pass on my knowledge to...

...the basic middle school curriculum is fine for me to tackle, thanks to my experience working as a middle school AVID tutor. Even if, for some reason, I am somewhat rusty or unfamiliar with a particular subject, I can use the AVID method to draw upon what the student already knows, ask pertinent and engaging questions, keep the student focused and on task, and guide the student to reach the conclusion fairly independently. Since I’ve...

...am a Neuroscience Major at the University of Texas at Dallas. I graduated high school in 2020 with honors from the National Honor Society and as the president of the Spanish Honor Society. I also have years of research experience under my belt and worked at Harvard and at UT Health Science Center doing behavioral pharmacology studies. I gained several awards from the academic decathlon and ranked 1st place in my entire district UIL for...

...me the opportunity to work as an analyst for the United States Government (straight out of college), travel abroad, mentor junior analysts, and sit as the Scholarship chair (providing funding for students choosing to continue their education). Although I loved what I did as a government employee, I also loved taking the journey of exploring more, from styling and project management to law. No matter what it has been, I have always found a way...