Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Enterprise, NV

...apply yourself, seek help when necessary, and understand your learning style, even the most challenging subjects can be overcome. I recently graduated from UC Irvine with my BS in Computer Game Science, but to do that I had to conquer a long-standing fear of math. I had convinced myself that I "just wasn't a math person" and didn't realize at the time how much math I would need for video game design. Then in college...

Hello my name is Alexandra. I have spent many hours working with students as a substitute teacher for all ages. I think learning is most productive when the subject matter is interesting and fun, and I will do my best to help make it so.

...Before my higher education I attended Southwest Career and Technical Academy and played football at Silverado High School. After graduating with an Honors Diploma, I went to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and began a degree in Aeronautical Engineering. While there I worked as the business team lead for a research project attempting a new style of wing design, but came the the conclusion that while engineering was a good fit, aerospace engineering was not. I subsequently...

...English for 18 years. I funded 2 years of world travel with my wife and 5 kids by freelance writing. I am inspired by seeing students put pen to paper--or fingertips to keyboard--and watching the magic happen. This, of course, takes guided instruction and a belief in the written word. In addition to writing, I am an expert at literature, including Shakespeare. I speak really good Spanish and fluent Italian, having lived 1.5 years in...

...of helping the 14 year old with his schoolwork whenever necessary. Aside from that, I have been a part of numerous study groups, one I actually started last semester for political science. Conclusively, I am rarely in a bad mood, and encourage family to be present during our sessions if desired! I do not pretend that I know everything, and will emphasize the importance of learning how to find information. I am very hands on...

I truly enjoy helping others be the best they can be. Assisting others in becoming the best version of themselves is always a priority for me.

...from middle school through high school and also taught students for our performance. I had the privilege to travel to Canada, Massachusetts, Hawaii, and Texas until I graduated high school. From middle school through part of my college years, I was able to perform public speaking. I learned to write essays based on the competition's topics, researching for my essays, memorizing these essays, and speaking in public, consistently winning in Rotary Club, VFW, Lion's club...

...two of my own little brothers, ages eight and ten, that I have been tutoring since they started going to school. I worked as a lecturer for incoming freshmen students for the summer of 2017. There used to be a time where I was completely lost about what's going on in class and needed help badly. I know exactly how that felt. I hoped that there was someone who understood the material enough to be...

...in itself to identify where the student is struggling and facilitate a learning process that will help them see the bigger picture. I have my Degree in Electrical Engineering and my alternative certification from Teachers for the 21st century. I taught for Middle School and High School Math for four years. I feel that if a teacher feels complacency in a class room weather its income or situational based, it will hinder the students learning...

...am a hard worker and achieve to give the best in all that I do. I have taken professional development courses related to Phonics, Language Arts, as well as other courses, and I have worked with students with special needs. I am continually learning new skills and eager to improve in my profession. I will follow my aspirations of helping others learn and grow for our future. If we are not learning, we are not...

...believe working smarter is better than working harder! Spending hours doing homework in hopes of acing your tests is definitely not fun. I'm in college so I know how it is, but all throughout high school I learned the key to my high GPA was not to be drowned with work I wasn't excited about--it's all about learning the right way. As a tutor I hope to be the tutor I once wish I had...

...asked me a math question, I always gladly answered the question and explained the steps behind the answer. I felt very accomplished every time I saw my classmate with an epiphany of the concept involved in a math problem. Consequently, I look forward to tutoring students in math because math is a subject I really enjoy learning and excel at. I focus on getting students to truly understand the fundamental ideas of math. Rather than...

...to learn but needed a little extra assistance to comprehend some of the things being taught in class. Together we would problem solve and come up with effective solutions to not only learn but also create great study habits. It brings me great joy to help a student overcome a challenge in his or her studies. We will break down the problem together and develop great strategies to solve and comprehend the lesson.

Hi, I'm Kat. I'm a math and science enthusiast with a passion for helping others understand and appreciate the science (and its applications) of our fascinating world.

...State. While in grad school I taught courses in economics and applied statistics. Since then I have tutored high school students in algebra, geometry and SAT math prep. I tutor all high school mathematics, economics and statistics. My favorite is SAT math because the questions require a detective-like approach and present an interesting challenge. I believe in strong grounding in mathematical definitions and methods tutored through example and backed up by repetition. I am always...

...lives in the Fort Worth area, so I will frequent the DFW metroplex. I currently hold a position as an undergraduate mathematics tutor in our University's mathematics department. I specialize in the following areas: Introductory Mathematics (Algebra, Geometry, Trig, etc.), Statistics, Statistical Modeling, Probability, Calculus (1, 2, 3), Introductory Physics, Complex Analysis, and Introductory Computer Science (Python Language). Math and Physics are difficult areas to grasp, so don't be afraid to ask for help!

...I've also taken graduate courses in Public Health. I have been teaching in classrooms (workshops, group training and formal classes) since 2009. My most recent position was teaching math to 6th grade to 10th-grade students. Since then, I've homeschooled my daughter and her two cousins who are in grades K5 and 1st. I am passionate about making learning fun and engaging for students, to increase their chances for success. My favorite methods include using music,...

...Bachelor of Arts in Strategic Communications with a focus on creative advertising. I managed to receive both degrees within four years while balancing the life of a student-athlete competing on Minnesota's swimming and diving team, this taught me a great deal about valuable study skills, organization and maximizing one's time. Since graduation I have spent a few years traveling and living abroad in both Europe and Asia working as an acrobat meanwhile continuing to learn,...

...may need only minor assistance. In this case, I will only give them a pencil/marker and watch them while solving the problem and help when only need my help. On the other hand, there are other types of students who need help in more detail. Hence, in this case, I may need to show them how to solve the first problem and then invite them to do similar problem using same rule. And they will...

...I was going through the testing process and I would love to pass that information and wisdom down to other students. Throughout both middle school and high school, I attended schools that specialized in math and science and I was always placed in the highest math classes that were offered. When I took the ACT I scored a 35 in the Math section, and when I took the SAT I scored a 790 in the...