Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving New Jersey

...language in a concrete manner. I am passionate about educating the whole child and being a support to the families. In addition, I also have had a successful art career and was a wall muralist. My work is displayed in several restaurants, schools, and private homes in the Washington DC area. My love for the arts is contagious and can be a great contribution to lessons. In addition, I am also working towards becoming an...

...Technology and Data Science. I've always loved working with kids and seeing improvement in themselves. Through my personal experience, I have experienced how influential a tutor can be in not only the subject at hand, but for building crucial skills for the future. I hope to have the same impact on my students. I am most passionate about Math and I hope to make the subject less intimidating and hopefully even enjoyable to my students....

My goal is to provide academic support or any other kind of support within my power to help others.

...at Northeastern University majoring in Speech Language Pathology. I enjoy working with individuals to build upon their strengths and give them the tools they need to succeed. I have good study and organizational skills, and I have many tips and tricks to help individuals improve test scores. I really enjoy helping people to reach their full potential in each subject area, and I will do my best to explain concepts in a manner best suited...

...split into 3 sections; the student takes home each part of a practice test and completes it, and once our session begins we review your answers and try to pinpoint where your weaknesses are, simultaneously developing strategies that you could employ in a real test taking environment. Math and physics tutoring revolves around the exact same principles, and depending on the where the student is in their learning I often speak to the student's guardian...

As a math tutor, my goal is to assist students in achieving their learning objectives by offering clear explanations, answering questions, Helping understand complex concepts, problem-solving, and critical thinking.

...success and personal achievement in life. I, as the educator, must relate the subject to the widest possible context, making the subject more meaningful and useful. I must be patient and supportive. I must encourage and inspire. I must turn ambivalence and tolerance for learning into appreciation. And where there is an absolute dislike for a subject I must strive for appreciation or at least tolerance for it. In short, I endeavor to do more...

...and I received a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry (ACS certified-research intensive) with a specialization in Biochemistry, a minor in German and a certificate in Business German. I have led conversational German classes where we would do fun activities and games, trying to focus on speaking only German for 50 minutes a week. I am most passionate about teaching math, science, or anything dental related. Outside of academia I have also taught dance! I am...

...from Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA with a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics before teaching Algebra 1 and Geometry in New Jersey for 8 years. I taught Honors Java and AP Computer Science Principles for the last three years I taught. I also taught Math SAT Prep enrichment courses during the summer for 5 years. In 2017, I left teaching to pursue a career in software development. I am now a software engineer with a...

...and enjoyed helping students grow both academically and personally. My tutoring methods resemble the often-heard analogy of "teaching one to fish" rather than "giving them a fish". In addition to covering course material, I also spend a lot of time emphasizing the critical foundations of study skills and the foundations of work ethic. Most importantly, I believe that the key ingredient to success lies in fostering an environment where students are having fun and laughing,...

...at Rutgers University - New Brunswick fostered my abilities and prepared me to work with a myriad of different students whose individuality required specialized attention. I have had about six years of mathematics tutoring experience and I hope to build upon the knowledge I already have in order to increase the efficacy of my methods. I plan to attend graduate school with the intention of earning a doctoral degree in Chemical Engineering in order to...

...in High School & Elementary School ESL, as well as having student teaching experience in 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and various substitute teaching assignments. Personally, I enjoy tutoring Mathematics and Writing the most. Due to my personality of being serious and logical, having one concrete answer helps motivate me to work a problem through to completion. Also, I can be a bit silly and expressive and the ability to have many potential correct great answers...

...their struggles. Although, I have tutored math subjects such as Algebra and Geometry for years, I love psychology and the human mind. Additionally, I excel at subjects involving the human body such as Anatomy and Physiology and genetics. My experience tutoring these subjects have been very rewarding as it brings me so much joy when I see my students regain confidence and motivation when their grades begin to rise as a result of our time...

...to actually do the mathematics involved. My philosophy is based on the idea above: to help you understand how math works, making you able to do any problem yourself! I believe that you can always do better in math, no matter what level you're in, and I help make that happen by asking the right questions and working through important problems with you. Through my teaching experiences, I've helped students from pre-school through college levels...

I am a 2/5 Biomedical Engineering major at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, NJ. I have prior experience tutoring mostly high school students in mathematics and science. In my experience, one of the most important aspects of tutoring is setting goals at the very beginning and working toward that goal. My primary goal is to help students become confident in the fields they are studying.

...will not remember their tests or homework assignments. However, I hope that they will remember that I loved and cared for them, that I always believed in them and that I instilled in them the desire to never give up. I hope I have taught them to embrace their abilities, and dreams and to pursue their goals. I not only wish that for my future students, but also for those that I tutor. I graduated...

...school math and science teacher with a focus on algebra, PSAT prep, earth science, and chemistry. Many of my students were years below grade level, but I found ways to meet them where they were and teach them in ways they could understand. As a parent, I homeschooled our daughter from pre-kindergarten through second grade and have continued to nurture her curiosity for learning. While an area of study may not be every student's favorite,...

...engineering. I've taken a variety of classes that have focused heavily on biology, chemistry and physics. Recently, I also self-studied for the MCAT 2015, scoring in the 95th percentile. As an individual looking to eventually attend medical school, I believe developing a fundamental understanding of the biological / medical science is extremely important, and there is no better way to learn material than being able to teach others. I hope through my tutoring, not only...

...I will do anything I can to help my students understand the topic. I work with a 'bottom up' method, focusing on the basic first and building from there. I never allow my students to move on past a specific topic until the completely understand what they are doing and how it relates to the lesson. In this way, I build a solid foundation for learning, eliminating the small 'holes' which so often confuse students...

...so they have confidence in themselves and their abilities, and I hope to pass on techniques and study skills that I have acquired over the years. Whether that means improving a student's standardized test scores or helping them with their general coursework, I'm always willing to help out. In my free time I enjoy figure skating (I have been skating for over 10 years!), trying new restaurants, participating in clubs around campus, and reading novels.