Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Pinellas Park, FL

...also experience from what is approaching four years of tutoring K-12 topics and preparing students for high school admissions. Although Psychology is indeed a science (as I do love to convince anyone who says otherwise), my forte is, I confess, less in the physical sciences than in the areas of mathematics, logic, programming, critical thinking,...

...My name is Robert. I am a computer science and math tutor. I have over two years experience in tutoring Computer science and some math subjects. I am currently a graduate student and I wish to help others achieve their goals in my available time. I gravitate toward teaching because I feel it is very...

...language is French, I love tutoring French as well to bring students to an understand of the wonderful and beautiful language. My favorite part of tutoring is seeing the joy of the aha moments in which a student gets when they finally understand something that was initially an obstacle of confusion for them. I love...

...Dance in Medicine Certificate. Besides college classes, I am involved on campus as a tutor for Gators for Refugee Medical Relief, a UMatter We Care Ambassador, and a member of the GatoRaas Dance Team. While I tutor a wide range of subjects, I am most passionate about mathematics, biology, psychology, and social sciences. I am...

...have a love of learning and a desire to help others achieve their academic goals. Having tutored middle school, high school and college students, I have developed an adaptable method of guiding students to the understanding of various subjects and concepts. By being flexible, patient and passionate about the topics I tutor, students have often...

...the University of Tampa, graduating with a Bachelors degree in Chemistry. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Chemistry and Mathematics. In my experience helping students grasp the concepts of the subjects I love is the most rewarding thing. It is easy for students to have a negative outlook...

...I currently tutor 10-25 students regularly in my free time. I love demystifying the world of maths and sciences for my students, and my education from the Honors College of Florida has only reinforced that assertion. My passion for the natural sciences is only matched by my desire to help people whenever possible. I look...

...learn information, and helped by sharing their knowledge with the students. Subsequently, that generated a desire of learning more, so that I could share it with everyone I could. Next, I got a job in there, and I explored the different teaching methods for individual students. Now, I am very much looking forward to acquire...

...where I can foster a love of learning in students by making complex concepts accessible and engaging. I am driven by the joy of witnessing students grasp complex concepts and gain confidence in their abilities. My experience tutoring elementary students has shown me the power of tailoring lessons to individual learning styles, fostering a positive...

...hold a Bachelor's degree in Business, a nationally accredited Child Development Associate (CDA) credential, and I am currently completing my Master's degree in Early Childhood Education, with graduation expected this summer. Currently, I serve as a kindergarten teacher at a private school and am actively working toward obtaining my state teaching certification. I have over...

...and been accepted into three dental schools and will attend Midwestern University in Glendale, Arizona. Currently, I am a substitute teacher in Sarasota County working with Middle School and High School students. My mission with Varsity Tutors is to make learning fun and help students understand their specific needs inside and outside the classroom to...

...minor in Education. I primarily concentrated on elementary and middle school special education. I worked as a paraprofessional at the middle school level for several years, supporting students in ELA, STEM, and Social Studies. Growing up, I had severe testing anxiety, which led to a lack of confidence and a feeling of hopelessness in learning....

...and enjoyable for young students is the key to producing self-motivated learners. In my spare time, I love to be outside! I have recently moved to Florida and enjoy running, biking, swimming, and paddleboarding. My husband and I have a daughter who is now crawling, so much of my day is spent chasing after her!...

...dyscalculia), and I believe that it is necessary for everyone to have the same opportunities to prove themselves, so I try to provide my students with the same learning tips and tricks that I've gained and been taught throughout my academic career. In my free time, I enjoy playing a multitude of musical instruments, reading,...

...is currently being taught. As such, you can expect them to be both subconsciously and consciously imparted. As the teacher, my most important responsibility is to identify the pace of the student and thus make configurations to teaching methods. This ensures that every bit of data is relayed to my student efficiently and he/she personally...

...in watching students unlock their potential in math through hands-on problem-solving or discover a love for the world through science. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive, engaging environment where students feel confident to explore and learn. I tailor my tutoring style to each student's unique needs, using patience, encouragement, and creative strategies to...

...how to work with students and their individual study habits. During my time at USF I have learned firsthand how valuable a good foundation of understanding can be in any subject, and am happy to help students work towards developing that foundation. When I am not in school or at work I enjoy practicing yoga,...

...to help, being a bit of a teacher's pet, and discovered a passion for math that I hadn't had before and hasn't left me since. At that point, I assumed it was just math. I didn't figure out that it was teaching math I truly enjoyed until college. Once I figured that out, I decided...

...ultimate goal is to teach calculus to high school students sometime in the future. I aim to inspire students to look at math as more than just numbers. Students should see math as a puzzle; once they solve it, it can be very entertaining. I have always had an interest in mathematics and I cannot...

...and Electrical Engineering are the most two departments of the Engineering school that use Algebra and Calculus in almost every course of study. I started my tutoring career 20 years ago, helping my own children and their friends study Math and score high grades. I master teaching Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Refrigeration, HVAC, and Mechanical Engineering...