Award-Winning Algebra Tutors in Kendall, FL

...between the tutoring process and the healthcare process. Similar to a doctor and patient, a student presents with a problem, the tutor encourages improvement and explains an effective solution to the student, and like a patient, the student soon triumphs over their academic impediment! I tune in to the specific needs of each of my students. I am easily relatable, friendly, patient, motivating and communicate solutions efficiently. In my spare time I enjoy bike-riding, singing,...

...subject is also different and I tutor many, ranging from Algebra to Spanish. I am originally from Barcelona, Spain so I really enjoy conversational Spanish and also Catalan if you are interested! Currently I am working in the field of Data Analysis, and I am located in the South Florida area. Other than tutoring, I like exercising a lot. I've been involved with sports all my life so I run, bike ride, play tennis when...

Highly motivated, enthusiastic, and dedicated teacher with eight years of teaching experience in private and international schools. Has a unique ability to explain complicated mathematical and scientific concepts in an easy and understandable manner. Prides herself in her organizational skills and ability to create a comfortable, creative learning environment.... I am a former Montessori teacher, yet still carry with me the values of this type of education. Learning is all about being hands on and making the content applicable to the student.

...many students in all subjects of mathematics. I am most passionate and experienced in Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Trigonometry. I have also helped colleagues practice for the GRE Quantitative section. I believe that the most efficient way to learn mathematics is simply to do mathematics. Practicing problems, along with understanding their solution process, is the best way to learn any subject of mathematics. This studying process will ensure that one not only knows how to approach...

...such as Algebra and Pre-Calculus and Calculus I itself). Additionally, I feel extremely comfortable with the content of the ACT! When working with students, I feel it is important to appeal to what the student is interested in and apply the subject to those interests. Because of this, I place a strong emphasis on understanding the student, including their hobbies and interests. I also feel that it is important for the student to trust me...

...a scholarship at the University of Miami, where I was able to develop a newfound love for the fine arts. I am now pursuing a B.S. in computer science as well as a B.A. in studio art, with minors in mathematics and public health. I feel that my artistic practice has shaped my teaching, pushing me to take a creative, non-rigid approach to education -- I believe in working closely with my students to create...

...myth. My fellow students are similar enough in academic ability, but what differentiates one student from another is the commitment to their respective studies. Thus, I try to demonstrate to my tutees by example that being a committed student doesn’t need to be painful. It can be simple and fun. However, patience and compassion is crucial in guiding a tutee as they learn this invaluable lesson. The result pays for itself when a student can...

...and interesting. However, school can also be challenging, and tutoring has been an important tool throughout my college career. As a tutor, I personally enjoy being able to provide that same help to other students who may need it in order to succeed in their courses. I would appreciate getting the opportunity to encourage and assist anyone who is struggling to understand certain concepts, and take them through each step, until they attain a good...

Recent BSEE graduate from UCF. Looking to tutor and mentor students in mathematics and physics, especially the ones who find math a burden; it isn't....You're just not awake yet.... Those who seek a solution, shall find one.... First sessions I usually take my own mental notes and try to understand how the student understands the problem and their approach to a solution. I also assess their skill level and habits.... This question is usually not in the best interest of a tutor, but a student will have to wean off the crutch of a tutor sometime or another. However, I usually try to teach a student how he/she can overcome some of these obstacles when stuck on a problem and demonstrate troubleshooting methods.

...by being able to explain them simply and in your own words. I find that this way of learning is the best way to gain a full understanding. Difficult problems often have multiple ways of solving them. Figuring out the best way for each student to solve a problem can make anyone successful. In the near future I plan on attending medical school, and I look forward to helping other students be able to succeed...