Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving Roanoke, VA

...major decision. During my undergraduate, I helped a collection of friends and peers through general chemistry and I wish to replicate this interaction with others who are struggling with the subject. Mostly, I want my instruction to remove the intimidation of chemistry and allow students to see the larger picture of how we interact with...

...college level. I started college at age 15 and earned my bachelors in History and Math (very different I know!) from Liberty University at age 19 and finished my Masters degree at age 22. I’ve tutored history, math, geography, literature, and writing for four years prior to joining Varsity Tutors. I’m happy to tutor history...

...find a passion for learning as well. In highschool I was part of the math honor society and tutored other highschool students in Algebra 1 and Geometry. I tutor in multiple disciplines, but math is my favorite subject and I want to help students improve their math skills so they can love it too!

...10th grade after winning my third Olympiad in mathematics and was asked by my teachers to begin giving additional lessons to my peers. I continued tutoring students for the duration of my time in high school, and now I am looking forward to continuing my passion here at university. While I am able to teach...

...of the University of Pittsburgh with a BS in Biology and an MPH in Epidemiology. I hope to be able to help those struggling and curate a genuine interest for students in subjects from biology to statistics to test prep. I have always embraced a role as a mentor and tutor and I hope to...

...ten years but have worked in one capacity or another with children for over twenty years. I enjoy using props and games when teaching. I believe that learning should be fun. I have a passion for teaching reading. Outside of the classroom I enjoy spending time with my family, running, and reading.

...passionate about supporting students so that they can achieve their goals and learn the best that they can! I have served as a tutor before, as well as a teaching assistant for organic chemistry. While my favorite subject to teach is chemistry, I have a strong foundation in math, physics, and language arts. Additionally, I...

I am 46 years old, and I am committed to helping myself and others to understand the world. I love music, and I love words. People are pretty great, too.

Hello. My name is Daniel. I am returning to school to pursue my Associate's Degree in Nursing because becoming a Registered Nurse has always been my dream.

...20 years old. I am a Junior at Liberty University studying Forensic Science. I have been tutoring for three years and I love being able to help students learn and find their strengths. I love to read and math was my favorite subject all through school. I hope to be able to share my passion...

...enjoyment, in chemistry! I stayed with the tutoring program for three years until I graduated. I helped students in courses such as general chemistry, genetics, and introductory statistics. I am passionate about teaching and firmly believe that learning is meant to be fun! I have the goal of trying to get my students to laugh...

...and deep understanding of many subject matters. I have some formal tutoring experience during my time in National Honor Society, but a majority of my experience educating comes from my passion for coaching baseball. This combination of passion for education, and my extensive knowledge of math, physics, and many high school AP courses, make me...

...various tasks and in various different environments (virtually, in the classroom, at home, etc.). Some of my strongest beliefs about education include that everyone is capable of learning (even if they haven't been successful in a given task yet), and that education / instruction should be individualized to an individual's personality and goals for the...

As a teacher, I have prided myself on the personal relationships I build. These relationships are vital to good communication, understanding how a student learns best, and having knowledge about the student's challenges and success with mathematics.

...and that is why I chose to become an engineer. I chose software specifically because it is the only engineering discipline I know of where a single product can be made with little overhead cost, and distributed to millions worldwide for nothing. If that is not an amazing concept, I don't know what is.... I believe that practice is the best way to learn anything. Just jump in and start doing examples.

...good at it, really good. My family moved to Roanoke County, VA soon after and I made the transfer to Radford University (RU). I graduated from RU in August 2015 with a double major in Accounting and Finance. Today, I work at a CPA firm in southeastern Pennsylvania. I have tutored at Radford University and...

I began tutoring while in high school helping my friends and classmates with their homework. I find math really interesting and I enjoy making others see it that way. Outside tutoring, I am a college student and I find this to be a great way to help others.

...an internship with the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History, doing research with an active scientist. This represents practical experience that I have gained actively practicing and learning science. I have even taken the PRAXIS II in Earth and Space Sciences, passing with flying colors, showing that I am indeed knowledgeable. Through these experiences...

I am currently a Virginia Tech student in 3rd year of Chemical Engineering. I love math. I have tutored math at the Virginia Tech through the math department teaching math from Algebra to Calculus. Outside of tutoring, I like to play soccer, football, video games and spend time with my friends.

...that teaching should be individualized based on each individual learner. If my instructional approach is not working than I change it up to meet the needs of my student. Over the years I have learned that it is important for my students to take ownership of their learning. I take the time to explain the...