Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Chapel Hill, NC

...students in math and language arts (high school English) because these two subjects are the bedrock of all other learning. Once a student gains knowledge and confidence in language arts and math, they master the material in their other subjects quicker. Because I know that all students learn differently, I work with students to determine their learning style and teach them from an asset base approach. In other words, I start with what they do...

...high school at Durham Academy. When I was in high school, I started tutoring some of my classmates, and I realized that I enjoyed the process of helping them learn. My primary focus is on math, physics, and other sciences, but I am also skilled in areas such as US and European history. My goal is to build the student's confidence. I have observed that when a student's confidence increases, they realize they already know...

...would tutor all of my friends in all of the subjects they were struggling with. As it turned out, I am good at tutoring so I kept doing it to help my friends; I came to the conclusion that I am good at it because all the people I have tutored have said so but mostly because I compared how they would perform when I tutored them vs when other people tutored them, and my...

I am currently a freshman at North Carolina State University pursuing a undergraduate degree in Chemical Engineering. I enjoy tutoring students in Algebra, Precalculus, Calculus, and all levels of Chemistry. I have studied math through Differential Equations and chemistry through college level quantitative chemistry.... Learn complex ideas through simple patterns.... Learn about their current academic status and their long-term goals. Introduce basic problems to help me understand their current aptitude.... By providing them with tools for...

...their higher education goals. It's ok if you are not a native speaker of the English language, neither am I. Studying math does not require you to be excellent in reading and grammar; it's all about the concept and good understanding. I enjoy the process of tutoring math because I love to help students of all ages build confidence in solving math problems. I hope one day you will find beauty in the works of...

...to think for themselves, while also monitoring their own thinking. I focus on giving power back to the student. A few areas in which I excel include: really getting to know people and their interests, using student interests during lessons, strong problem-solving, general organization, different ways to teach most subjects, and student engagement. My teaching degree is from UNC Greensboro in reading and math for grades 6-9. I also hold a Master's Degree in School...

...because I'm very passionate about helping others to understand their schoolwork or to "crack the SAT." Seeing the light bulb go off when a student finally gets it is an amazing feeling! Because all of this material is fresh in my mind, I'm able to share personal experiences and give first hand advice on all of the subjects that I tutor. I work hard to make sure that my explanations are clear and easy to...

I want to teach my students everything I know without reservation.

...science of explaining complex numbers/data into easy to understand language and I'm proud to say I refined that skill to a expert level. This has shaped the very way that I think about things in everyday life. I'm actively aware of language that might be misleading or lack specificity, which will undoubtedly benefit students learning new ideas. I particularly enjoy tutoring principals of Statistics, as its widely dismissed as "too hard".

...enjoy subjects such as math, science, history, English, design, architecture, and construction. I am most passionate about teaching architecture and design, and I have worked on very interesting projects over my time in college. I have designed a live-in scientific research center located near Pyramid Lake, Nevada, and I am currently designing a spa located in Vez, Portugal for the Buildner Competition. Outside of Academics, I enjoy painting, drawing, writing, playing the piano, and reading.

I am a recent college graduate that is really excited to be part of your learning! Learning is definitely not easy - subjects didn't come easy to me! So I'd love to be able to help you out and get to where you need to be! I am patient, kind, diligent and focused, relatable, and understanding. Hope that I can help you in any way I can!

I tutor kids of all ages, and specialize in those with ADD/ADHD, Dyslexia, Asperger's and Autism Spectrum Disorder, as well as those with emotional and cognitive disorders. My preferred subjects are test preparation (SAT, ACT, GRE, etc.), Math, Science, and English. ... I think it's very important that I relate to students on a personal level so they truly understand that I want them to do well. Once that bond is made, we can work together...

IT worker and professional home cook. I've helped other students learn math ever since high school. I tutored all throughout college, and I still love teaching. I received my bachelor's from Kennesaw State University, and nowadays when I'm not working I spend my time working out, cooking, or studying for certifications.

...to empowering students as they navigate their academic paths, particularly in STEM subjects. My experience includes taking seven AP courses in high school, which not only honed my critical thinking skills but also earned me the Capstone Award from College Board. I believe in fostering a supportive learning environment that encourages students to engage deeply with the material. Through effective study and test prep strategies I've developed, I aim to build their confidence and drive...

...at Virginia Commonwealth University. At VCU, I took several graduate level chemistry courses that have sharpened my expertise, as well as engaging in graduate level research for the past five years, specializing in physical chemistry, and publishing two first-author papers in ACS Langmuir. In addition, I worked as a TA at VCU for all five of my years there, teaching students in introductory chemistry, general chemistry I, general chemistry II, and physical chemistry I-III. Tutoring...

...to model the real world. I have experience tutoring math and statistics, and am also qualified to tutor computer science (both Python and Java). I like sharing real world applications to the quantitative problems, hopefully with some cool pictures or animations. I know what it's like to be unsure of how to solve a math problem and hope to provide students with an opportunity to tackle that confusion and develop some intuition.

...in mathematics. At Appalachian I would tutor my classmates and I also was a teacher assistance for algebra where occasionally I would teach a lesson. So from that I tutor chemistry and math. My favorite subject to tutor is math because usually math is easier to conceptually teach in lots of different ways. I would describe that my tutoring style relies on examples to make the student understand the concept, because no matter how hard...

...bachelor's degree in Biomedical Sciences and a graduate certificate in Advanced International Affairs from Texas A&M University. As the daughter of a first grade bilingual teacher, I grew up surrounded by lesson plans and educational activities, fostering my love for teaching younger students. I began tutoring Spanish while in high school and transitioned to tutoring biology, chemistry, math and physics as a peer-tutor in college. Most recently, I taught Spanish to a toddler, expanding my...

...get to the point of figuring problems out in your own way. There are garden variety formulas, equations, variables, etc. in Mathematics and Statistics that may call for "memorization", but it is of utmost importance that a learner be able to use their own reasoning to work through problems. For me, it is important that I communicate problems in real-world context and emphasize that there is almost always more than one way to think about...

...will be from Duke University and one will be from Duke Kunshan University in Kunshan, China. I received a full-tuition scholarship to attend Duke Kunshan University. I spent my freshman year studying in China, and I now live and study on Duke's campus in Durham, North Carolina. I have always been a strong student, with a current 3.94 GPA in college. I earned a 1510 on my SAT and am great at SAT tutoring as...