Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Duval County, FL

...I work with students of various ages, abilities and disabilities. Previously, I have tutored students in all subject areas, as well as adults in preparation of successfully taking their GED, specializing in mathematics. I have also worked with adults to improve their English as an ESL instructor. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I specialize in math and science. In my spare time I have many interests including; sustainable gardening and food production,...

...native who has been teaching for over 20 years, and I still love it! I currently teach Algebra I to high school students. During my career I taught virtually for 7 years, and conducted many online tutoring sessions. Recently I earned my Master's Degree in Educational Leadership. Math is known as a universal language, however some students struggle with fluency. My passion is to instruct students in that language until I see them reach that...

During my experience in education, the most rewarding experiences I have had were helping others reach their "lightbulb" moment of understanding a concept that once gave them trouble. I hope to help inspire and cultivate improvement in scholastic achievements and teach the methods to get there,

...brain over the years somehow. My business card reads, "Do you hate Algebra? Well, I love it!" And it's not just my ability to teach the subject matter. I have a lovable personality that many seem to gravitate to! I explain problems in their simplest form making grasping the concepts super easy. Outside of tutoring, I am a married mom of 3 who loves writing poetry, reading books and photography. I look forward to getting...

I am an educational professional with over 20 years of educational experience. I have experience teaching and tutoring all subjects in elementary as well as middle school math, Algebra, and Geometry. In addition to that I have worked with adults to pass certification tests in a variety of areas. I look forward to working with students to help them reach their full potential.

...of both a teacher and a student, learning is not always a straightforward process. Teaching plans should be compatible with individual students, taking into account their goals, needs, and learning styles. For example, I personally like to incorporate secondary lines of reasoning. When learning words, I look at roots, when learning theorems, I study proofs, and when learning mechanisms, I examine comparable systems. In addition, I am a rather visual learner, and favor illustrations such...

...I have been a tutor for over fifteen years, and bring a wide array of experience to the table. I have a BA in Political Science and a Juris Doctorate, I'm very familiar with a variety of subjects, and I recognize that everyone learns a little bit differently. I'm also a big geek, so you can expect a wide variety of metaphors and teaching strategies, from sports to comic books and video games to pop...

My name is Katie, and I am a recent graduate from Washington and Lee University. I have tutored for the past 7 years, mostly in middle school algebra and pre-algebra. My goal is to perfect students' basic math skills to gain confidence when they attack more difficult skills such as algebra and geometry. I also work on testing to ensure confidence in a testing environment. ... I want to build a student's confidence in the classroom...

Let's look at education to be a conversation. The teaching is to speaking and informing, while essays are the response to what you probably heard at the initial part of the conversation. Maybe we should change how to look at the classroom, it was meant to be an area that enables us to discuss everything we think about outside of it.

...a master's degree in exceptional student education grades K-12 in June of 2024 from the University of Central Florida. She loves teaching students how to develop strong skills in the areas of written expression and critical thinking. She also is an expert at time management as she navigates her large family, work, school, and other life demands. She does not like teaching by rote memorization and feel like it is more fun to learn through...

My teaching philosophy is to make each training session as interactive, pleasant, interesting, as possible. I believe that an interactive curriculum is more memorable. I use tactics such as role-playing and competitive quiz games.

...major at the University of Florida and plan on pursuing a PhD in biochemistry after graduating. I have served as a tutor at the SF2UF Teaching Program in which I tutored students in chemistry and biology. I have also been a teaching assistant for Analytical Chemistry lab and General Chemistry 1. I am currently a Genetics teaching assistant, and have a strong desire to become a life-long learner through a career in chemistry research. I...

...Basic), Web Development (ASP, HTML, JavaScript, PHP), and Data Structures. My secondary focus is Math-related: Remedial/Elementary Mathematics, Geometry, Beginner/Intermediate/College Algebra, and Pre-Calculus. My teaching style is adaptive. Being a student myself, I know that each student learns differently and has different needs. My goal when teaching is not just to help you pass a quiz, exam, or course; it is to arm you with the necessary knowledge and understanding to enable you to succeed in...

With experience in tutoring on the high school and middle school levels, I can provide the necessary help for the student who needs assistance with homework. I can offer a better understanding to class subjects, especially mathematics.

...from Jackson State University. I have been mentoring/tutoring both children and adults for seven years. Through this time I have found that there are a variety of ways for a person to learn. With that in mind, my teaching style became adaptive. An engaging and interactive back-and-forth to both gain/improve both the skillset and understanding needed to solve the problem and any like it. The important thing is to find the style they learn best...

I am currently pursuing a Master of Accounting degree. I have over 3 years of tutoring experience and I am passionate about helping students develop a love of learning.

...with honors and was able to receive the Gates Millennium scholarship. I received my degree in Psychology from Duke University in 2016. I recently received my admissions letter from Columbia University where I will be studying sociology and education in the fall. I worked really hard to achieve academic excellence and will continue to do so in my next venture. My work with others reflects the same excellence I expect of myself. I truly believe...

...you have to learn what makes sense for each individual. It is my job to find the right language to communicate in so that the information makes sense. Whether it is through hands-on-learning, visual props, or by simply listening and asking question, I can accommodate any student and their learning style. I believe that learning is understanding the material- not just memorizing it. I take it as a personal challenge to try and find the...

Helping students understand concepts in their schoolwork is something that I love to do. Their success is my top priority. With a patient, gentle approach, I guide them step by step and make sure they understand what to do and why it needs to be done.

...for not only learing new material, but to educate the student so they may have more opportunities in life. With my past teaching, I have tried to make the course material relevant and important to the student. I encourage the student with their studies, and I try to provide positive feedback for the students. I believe that teaching is a "2 way street" in which I learn as well. I have a BA in Economics...