Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Des Moines, IA

...of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After graduating, I spent two years teaching English in Frankfurt, Germany, and traveling around Europe. My focus was on Business English, training professionals who wanted to improve their language skills. Now that I am back in the United States, I teach beginning English to refugees in Durham, North Carolina....

...graduate, I plan on attaining my Doctorate in genetics with a focus on bacteria or viruses. A little information about me, I am a very easy-going cheerful person and am extremely patient. I love science, but I also enjoy math and English. I am a huge sci-fi/fantasy nerd and love books and old movies. Im...

...track to graduate from the University of Iowa with a bachelor's degree in English and Creative Writing. I have spent time tutoring students ever since high school, finding that working toward solutions with other and helping them understand concepts is very exciting for me. My specialty is in English and Creative Writing, but I can...

I love to help students learn subjects I love. It's a lot easier to appreciate a subject once you understand it. I want to help students learn to love the subjects they study.

My goal is to make learning as easy and straight forward as possible. I want to pass my learning excitement on.

My name is Justin, and I am a Junior at Iowa State University majoring in Mathematics. I am currently volunteering as a math/stat peer adviser, and I am a member of the ISU problem solving club. When I'm not doing math I enjoy working out and going to mma club.

Motivated undergraduate student at Drake University with a desire to work in the healthcare field. Extensive knowledge in Mathematics, Biology, and Chemistry.

...anything but fair. I use a practice, practice, and more practice approach for my students. Especially for standardized tests and math, I believe there is no better way to learn than by doing. I work through the problems my students struggle with, and get them to understand where they are going wrong, as well as...

...a 20 year-old college student in Iowa but I am from Texas. I have wrestled for 6 years now and I absolutely love it! I enjoy math a lot and aspire to be a calculus teacher and a wrestling coach. I also like to play video games as a pastime, or hang out with friends.

...get to see the world in math and use it to solve problems every day. This has not only made me good at it but given me an appreciation I wouldn't have dreamed of having in high school. I love learning about math and science as well as sharing that knowledge with others.... My methods are pretty transparent - and it's no secret that practice is the key to success when it comes to math. I...

...build confidence. I am a proud graduate of Wesleyan University, where I studied mathematics and studio art. While teaching in New York City, I also obtained a master's degree at Relay Graduate School of Education in K through 6 general and special education. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy drawing, playing basketball, and hanging out...

I recently graduated from Bethel University with degrees in Physics, Mathematics, and Music. During my time in college, I spent quite a bit of time tutoring my peers in group and individual settings, and I look forward to doing more tutoring, particularly in math and physics!

...who has accomplished a bachelors degree of science in biology, a minor in chemistry, and currently a 3rd year medical student all by the age of 24. Amongst such, I have served in a multitude of ways in public service including, but limited to; Student Body President for 9,200 students, Founder/Past-President of Society of Future Medical...

...in Computer Science Engineering. Ever since graduation I have been performing coaching/teaching activities at the different industries I have worked in including Oil, Technology, Banking, Finance, Health and now properly in Education since 2006. I have lived in different countries for a considerable amount of time including Brazil, Costa Rica, Venezuela and Panama. As you...

...master's degree in instructional design and media from the American College of Education. I am in my third year of teaching math at the high school level. All three years have been spent teaching Algebra I and Algebra II. I am also going on three years of being a tutor for after school hours. During...

...to figure out what style or combination of styles is best for you, and also to figure out what your learning goals are. I will also ask questions about what you already know and what you would like to learn. I received a BA in Applied Mathematics with a focus in Music at Harvard University,...

...a CAD engineer. I tutor in math and multiple engineering subjects. my passion lies in empowering students to unlock their full potential in these challenging subjects. I have a strong background in both fields. I am not only bringing my expertise but also my genuine enthusiasm for guiding students through complex concepts and fostering a...

...Grinnell College in Mathematics and I am currently attending Stanford Law School. I self-studied for the LSAT and scored a 175. Based on my own experiences as a student, I believe that the best way for students to learn and do well academically is by actively engaging and understanding the processes and methods used to...

...in a high school setting for three semesters, and I have conducted extensive mathematics education research. I strive to increase each student's conceptual understanding of the mathematics they are learning. It is also very important to me that students understand the reasoning behind the mathematics they are learning. Making mathematics enjoyable for students is also...

...close reading and elementary math. In my experience guiding struggling scholars through interactive illustrations is most effective. It provides confidence and accuracy in attacking standards and assessments. I am a firm proponent of education, believing visualization pushes learning. With me, scholars are welcomed to use use their artistic flare to build conceptual learning. Let's bust...