Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving University of Louisville, KY

I believe all students can learn, just at their own pace and in their own way. I tend to use hands-on activities that result in better retention. ... I believe all students can learn, just at their own pace and in their own way. I tend to use hands-on activities that result in better retention.

...less valuable or intelligent than those who may not need a tutor. Whether it be a small concept such as learning how to count by two's or a more abstract concept such as learning why a formula works the way it does, once that understanding of such concept has been achieved you can use that...

...they never though possible. I enjoy helping students achieve there goals. In the state of Virginia I am certified in middle grades English and math along with my certification as a K-12 special education teacher. I hold a bachelors degree in marketing, masters in special education and a specialist degree in high education administration. I...

...ambition is to use quantitative science to bridge the gap between research and public policy. I view myself as a lifelong learner and am passionate about advocating for the importance and ubiquitous nature of science. Additionally, I feel strongly about passing on knowledge and skills to up and coming generations, and look forward to being...

...and later the water company. I returned to school at the University of Louisville. I worked on a Master's degree in Teaching and certification in learning and behavior disorders. Once certified, I embarked on a career teaching. I have worked at three different high schools, teaching regular and resource classes, as well as coaching soccer. At...

...led test prep courses for Kaplan for the GMAT, SAT, ACT, and GRE and was also a Kaplan teacher-trainer, so I was entrusted to teach other test prep professionals best practices. My personal goal is to help each of my students perform at their very best, and continue my record of success in doing so!

I want to reach and educate as many people as I can of all ages and backgrounds. This gives me the opportunity to have a fulfilling career!

Mechanical Engineering graduate student at the University of Louisville interested in teaching and developing STEM education. I am expecting to graduate at the end of Summer 2020. Afterward, I plan on starting my doctorate...

...come together. She was also an "activist" at Educational Justice, mentoring students from disadvantaged socioeconomic statuses. Aside from service, she was involved in scientific research, analyzing Type 1 Diabetes and potential cancer therapies. She was honored as a Kentucky Governor's Scholar for her achievement in academics. In her free time, she trained in various forms...

...Python and C++ for AI and systems classes, and I'll be interning as a software engineer at Facebook this summer. I got a lot of great tips and mentorship from tutors along the way, and would love to pass along what I know! Outside of academics, I enjoy captaining Stanford's Ultimate Frisbee Team, keeping up...

...companies such as Kumon and Educational Justice. I also co-founded a tutoring nonprofit during the pandemic. I am most passionate about teaching math, science, and test prep/college applications. I believe in collaborative learning systems and working with students to identify and achieve their goals. In my spare time, I fly planes, play sports, work out,...

...I've always been an inquisitive person and enjoy the company of other lifelong learners. I'm happiest when delving into new subjects and wish to help others along their way through academia. You will have no problem talking with me and can rest assured I will do my best to offer a non-judgmental learning atmosphere.

...an ECE teacher at Seneca High School specializing in Algebra 2. Before pursuing my teaching career, I received my Bachelor's Degree in Family, Youth and Community Sciences at the University of Florida. While in college I worked as rock climbing, challenge course, and sailing instructor. After graduating I became a Youth Care Worker at a...

...and tutoring students of different levels in different subjects of science and Math including my classmates. I am currently a High school chemistry teacher and a science game inventor. Throughout my experience, helping students who struggle to understand science and math concepts is my best movement. I always try to bring science into real life...

My name is Dalton Sego, I have a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and have worked in the engineering field for 3 years including co-ops during school. I'm excited for the opportunity to teach students in various mathematics courses!

I am a recent graduate with degrees in Genetics and Biochemistry, and have experience teaching subjects from high school biology to advanced organic chemistry. I love to study science and I always aim to share that enthusiasm with my students!

...but I was open to other areas of science as well. Though I was uncertain about what career I would find myself in, I knew that I loved science and wanted to stick to it. That being said, I have found myself here in Louisville attending the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary instead, along with a...

...techniques until they gain confidence and mastery. My goal is to create an engaging and supportive learning environment where students can excel academically and develop problem-solving skills that will benefit them throughout their education and future careers. In addition to my academic work, I enjoy applying real-world examples to the subjects I teach, helping students...

Bachelors of Science in Chemical Engineering. Engineer In Training in the State of Indiana. Five to ten years of hands on engineering experience.

...make it more confusing than it needs to be, so I am here to clear up that confusion! I'm also a huge fan of chess. I started playing in 4th grade and competed in tournaments from local to national levels until 8th grade. Chess is packed with layers of strategy, pattern recognition, and thinking ahead...