Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Eastern Michigan University, MI

Hello! My name is Jason and I am a lifelong learner interested in inspiring others to cultivate a similar drive. I look forward to meeting with you!

...and Sociology. I am also pre-law and will be attending either UCLA or Georgetown in the fall. I am a strong test taker and also a former journalist! I am ready to help you tackle essays, improve test-taking, and make schoolwork seem less daunting. As someone who received tutoring myself, I know what kind of...

...of my students throughout my years of teaching. I aim to become a multidimensional tutor with true empathy for the students. The broad qualifications will enable me to round myself by getting exposure to different helping techniques and lessons. I strive to take on new challenges and push myself to new levels.

...team coach for elementary school kids, a volunteer math instructor, a private guitar tutor, and so on. My joy of teaching has led me to impact so many young lives at only 18 years old and I hope to continue doing so. My teaching style isn't a cook-cutter style as I believe every student is...

...in applying the material; and then using different strategies to really address that issue in a collaborative manner in order to really help the student improve. As someone currently in graduate school, I have seen my peers struggle with subjects and struggled myself. Through this and my past experiences tutoring, I have come up with...

...because the material is interesting and also fun to learn! As a tutor, I always try to relate the material at hand to specific interests of my student. I find that a student understands topics better when we find a way to equate his or her own hobby to the material. With that, I really...

...such as genetics and bioinformatics. I am proud to have contributed to cutting-edge research projects that have the potential to revolutionize healthcare and improve lives. While my career has been fulfilling, I have always felt a strong desire to give back and make a meaningful impact on individuals' lives. I firmly believe that education is...

...Science at the University of Michigan. I'm a member of Michigan's Football Analytics Society and the club running team and am looking to join a business group on campus. I'm from Seattle, Washington, which is an incredibly pretty city. It's great for people who like to go outdoors, so I spend a lot of time skiing...

...as I was on a pre-medicine track. I was also a two sport athlete in college. I have 6+ years of tutoring experience in one-on-one settings and in groups. I have worked with middle, high school, and college students on math, science, and test prep. Teaching is what I love to do and I am...

...contribute to students' success by encouraging them to excel in academics. I had help students to explore various study habits. I have motivated students to utilize study tools and to implement effective strategies in their studies. I want to create an environment that is stress-free so students can prosper and flourish. My motto in life...

I am a PhD student in engineering at University of Michigan. I have been tutoring math and sciences for over six years. I like to use real world examples and problems to simplify different concepts.

Math didn't always come easy to me, but what was important was never giving up! I started off as a C+ student in math, and now (10 years and MUCH studying later...) I am becoming a math teacher!

...and math up to the algebra level. I have previously tutored middle schoolers in pre-algebra and Spanish. I personally developed a love for Spanish and biology through my high school teachers, so I hope to have a similar positive influence on various students and help them succeed. In my spare time, I love reading, watching...

...SAT, PSAT, GRE, and LSAT. I am a firm believer in equity, education, and accessibility, and believe that all students can excel academically with the right support and approach. I am deeply committed to providing that support to my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, writing, playing badminton, and painting.

Hi! My name is Andrew, and I am a sophomore at Yale University studying Mechanical Engineering, and I live in Detroit, Michigan. I specialize in physics and math, especially different levels of calculus. When I'm not working, I enjoy watching football, baseball, listening to music, and playing video games. I look forward to working with you!

...including specialized SAT subject tests. I also tutor in math, until Multivariable Calculus, and can help with computer science skills and languages. I believe teaching is best done through discussion and conversation, and lead my tutoring sessions with this mentality. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy playing tennis, piano, and exploring new coffee shops!

...a Bachelor's degree in Mild/Moderately handicapped (Learning Disabled), a Master's degree in Educational leadership and my Educational specialist Degree in Curriculum and Instruction (Math). I have tutored in a one on one setting with students with special needs as well as general education students. I love my job and have a way of making students...

...for life, not just a test. I view tutoring more as coaching, and believe visual practice is of most importance. I have coached people in most of my math classes in High School and continue to do so at The University of Michigan. I have experience with college students, but also younger audiences as I...

...from elementary through high school levels, standardized tests, and chemistry. I enjoy tutoring for the SAT and ACT the most; I feel like every problem is a puzzle and I love helping students learn how to work the puzzles themselves. My philosophy for tutoring is if one explanation doesn't work, try to explain in another...

...kids who was obsessed with boosting my score and am happy to teach my techniques to others. I am a very sociable person and outside of academia I love to entertain myself by hanging with my friends, watching sports and binge-ing tv series, blasting rap music, or even talking about conspiracy theories. I know what...