Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Glendale, AZ

...the University of Notre Dame. My academic path combined logic, creativity, and problem-solvingskills I now bring into every tutoring session. I tutor subjects including math, statistics, business, Excel, and research methods. I especially enjoy tutoring statistics because it gives students the tools to make sense of the world through dataand seeing their "aha!" moments when concepts click is incredibly rewarding. My tutoring style is patient, results-focused, and collaborative. I believe learning should be engaging and...

...and biological sciences and the different mathematics topics. To name a few: In physics: biophysics, classical physics, instrumentation. Chemistry: Organic, inorganic, analytical, physical chemistry, biochemistry. For the side of biology: Anatomy, microbiology, ecology, and genetics. Specialized topics in environmental biotechnology and environmental engineering. My favorite topics to tutor are the ones that involve physical sciences and biological sciences. Environmental Engineering is an excellent area of example since many of its calculations allow me to discuss...

...special background and personality. After spending a little time with a student, I have had great success in identifying the particular type of help that he/she needs and have historically tailored my sessions to provide the most benefit in the time we spend together. I can also provide insight from the point of view of the student's teacher, with input from my father who is a high school math teacher locally. I can often help...

...plans to help them succeed, as this is the foundation for all learning in my opinion. I also have a background in teaching gymnastics to all ages, which is not tutoring, but requires a lot of communication and understanding when it comes to seeing where students may not feel the most confident. In my experience, this translates well into tutoring and I've learned that communication is key in figuring out gray areas. Thus, I am...

I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Arizona State University with a dual degree in Finance and Accounting. Currently, I work in the investment management industry looking at stocks for a living! On the side, I love to teach. I have always been a student at heart, learning new and interesting things. My favorite subject is math! I love number crunching and I think you will too. I can't wait to meet you and learn together.

...past obstacles and obtain their goals. My favorite subjects to teach are those that students tend to fear the most, such as math, science, and law. And that's because there's nothing quite like the feeling of accomplishment that comes from conquering a difficult challenge. My personal teaching/tutoring style is to give students the tools they need and then try not to get in their way. When not working or studying, I'm usually reading, hiking, or...

...Laude in 2015. My favorite subject to tutor is algebra, mainly in the 7th-8th grade range - I love showing ways to check your work and get satisfaction from success! I absolutely believe that mathematics can be fun, but that it may take some time before every person can see it. When I teach, I like to make multiple examples with my student to let them see the connections instead of giving rules to memorize.

...am most passionate about teaching accounting, math, and history. I believe the best foundation for learning is to be a well-rounded and constant reader, and will often recommend various books to read along with normal studies to enhance the educational experience. My basic approach is to break a subject down into its fundamental concepts and make sure the student has a thorough understanding of how and why what they are studying is important as well...

I am passionate about tutoring students because I feel like I'm very capable of doing that and it feels good to help. I like to provide visuals for students to help better understand the topics. That, and I tend to prompt students with questions throughout the process to get their brains thinking. I got my education from Estrella Mountain Community College (Associates in Science) and Arizona State University (Bachelor's in Software Engineering).

I am a graduate from Midwestern University, where I received my Doctor of Pharmacy degree. For my undergraduate degree, I attended ASU, college of health sciences.

...study techniques that the student will be able to use long after our sessions are over. In addition to teaching at the Science Center and being accepted to ASU, I have a Bachelor's Degree in Aeronautical Science, have completed three NASA research fellowships, and have earned a Commercial/Instrument Pilot's License. In my free time I enjoy running around outside with my puppies, playing the guitar, and looking at the night sky through my telescope. Thank...

...with the fundamentals or seeking advanced insights, I am dedicated to helping you master the material at your own pace. I specialize in breaking down complex topics into digestible chunks, making learning enjoyable and accessible. I passed the SPI exam on my first try and I genuinely really enjoy physics. Interactive Learning: My tutoring sessions are designed to be interactive and dynamic. I encourage questions, discussions, and real-world applications to deepen understanding. Through the use...

...that "hate" math do not really hate it, rather they are not confident in their ability and struggle with it. I want to change their perception by helping to build foundational skills that enable the growth of confidence and ability. I have found that most students know more than they think they do; it's my mission to guide them to believing it for themselves through instruction of processes, practice and celebrating achievements. I specialize in...

...is nothing more rewarding than helping someone finally realize the difference between sine and cosine or finish a homework problem that has trapped them for hours. I tutor in a style of patience and confidence building. I firmly believe that with enough practice and self-confidence, anyone can become a "math person". Outside of academics, I love sports. I enjoy pickup games of basketball, football, and volleyball with friends. I also love going to the beach...

...enjoy helping students improve in all subjects, I find that tutoring for standardized tests offers particularly rewarding experiences given the potential impact on students' future academic endeavors. My teaching style involves helping students find their ideal learning style based on their individual strengths and unique way of perceiving information. I try to focus on teaching "how" to think constructively rather than "what" to think. In my free time, I enjoy exercising in some form outdoors,...

...graduated with two degrees, an Associate's in Arts and an Associate's in General Studies. After Graduating, I took a gap year, where I would search for ways to keep the math knowledge I had attained. I still enjoyed math and had way too much time to think, so I started making connections to things with math. During this time, an entire school year passed and during it, I was given the chance to help my...

I recently graduated from ASU with a Master of Counseling in mental health. I also have ASU undergrad degrees in psychology and English with a minor in family and human development from the Barrett Honors College. I have served as the Prison Education Awareness Club (PEAC) president for three consecutive years, bringing prestigious speakers to the university, forging relationships with the Arizona Department of Corrections, and inspiring...... I subscribe to Carol Dweck's philosophy of "growth mindset"...

As a systems engineer and data scientist, I mentor and collaborate with other professionals to solve hard problems. In learning, there is no problem that we cannot master with patience and persistence.

...who recently graduated Arizona State University with a B.S. in Microbiology, I understand the hardships that many students must face in large classroom learning environments and so I can relate to younger or more mature adult students. I have much experience in working in a lab setting where application and science work in tandem so I realize the necessity in flexibility and the importance in explaining the exceptions to the rules that we learn in...

...take my future into my own hands and develop a study where I can use the knowledge of formulating and conducting my own research to uncover and improve the day-to-day lifestyles of many.One day I hope to share my love of cultural development, differences, and behavior. My plans include not only finding healthier and safer ways to improve the lifestyles, but inspire others to take charge of their own life in a positive direction.... I have...