Award-Winning Algebra Tutors serving University of Wisconsin-Madison, WI

...four years. Also, I am really good at teaching computer programming and my specialty is Java. I've taught "AP Computer Science A (Java)" for many years and am the lead author of the "5 Steps to a 5: AP Computer Science A" review book published by McGraw-Hill. I love to see my students learn. My...

...and cyber security. I have just been admitted to graduate school for my program in Information Security (Metropolitan State University). Tutoring students is my passion, especially those who believe Math is difficult. I don't rest until all my students are completely satisfied. On top of Math I also teach French as I'm a native speaker.

...and role model in a student's life. I come to tutoring with a BA in English and Cognitive Science from Vassar College and a history of teaching and working with students in a variety of environments. I worked for years at an inclusion camp, supporting students with and without special needs in academic and social...

...teacher who is now pursuing a different career. I have a degree in secondary mathematics from the University of Kansas and am looking to stay up to date with my teaching/tutoring skills just in case a trip back to the classroom is in my future. I also coached cross country, volleyball, basketball, and track during...

...all sides of the actuarial exam process - I passed the exams myself, I have written questions for exams, helped the SOA make curriculum decisions, and graded exams. I'd love to help you pass your next actuarial exam! My work as a healthcare consulting actuary has also led me to attain the Certified Professional Coder...

...Notre Dame, while working full time as a high school science teacher. I teach Chemistry, Physical Science, Algebra I and ACT Prep to students with a broad range of strengths and abilities. Alongside my classroom work, I coach dance team and track, and mentor high school juniors and seniors in college/career discernment. As my own...

...finding ways to make difficult concepts digestible and (if possible) fun. I haven't forgotten what it's like to be a student; I used to hate math, and in high school my grades were barely passable. The key to learning and succeeding is not only to have a desire to learn, but to have a teacher...

...clear, understandable lessons, and I tailor my teaching style to match each student's unique learning needs. I believe that learning should feel empowering, not overwhelming, and I aim to build confidence in every session. Whether it's preparing for an exam, understanding difficult concepts, or building study habits, I'm here to help students succeed.

...for the math section of the GRE. Additionally, I have volunteer experience as an algebra II tutor and a competition math team coach. I've always enjoyed taking standardized tests, and aim to help others see these tests as a fun challenge. After college I worked for a healthcare IT company and I'm fluent in R,...

I have taught formally for over 15 years. I am passionate about helping students understand what they are learning--from math to reading/language arts to ESL to Spanish and everything in between. I believe that all students can learn and use many strategies to help students grasp what they are learning.

Hi my name is Jonas. I recently graduated from the University of Wisconsin -- Madison majoring in Physics and Astronomy Physics.

...meet their educational needs and helping them succeed wherever their learning takes them. As Albert Einstein indicated, "Education is not the learning of facts but the training of the mind to think." To think about your thinking is the key to education and represents my goal as a tutor. You see, critical-thinking is the pathway...

...center. I tutor a variety of subjects, but I'm most passionate about high school and college level English and STEM skills. I believe that anyone can improve their writing through clear, logical thinking and that STEM classes, though intimidating, can be tackled by breaking down topics into smaller portions and building up from there. Outside...

...comprehension, taught a summer science program at the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, and volunteered with an after-school engineering club at the Goodman Center. I also held the position of Resident Assistant for two years with University Housing, where I served as an academic and mental health resource for seventy-eight first year students. I tutor all...

...and Strategy. I have previously tutored economics at the University of Maryland, was a statistics TA at NYU, and taught GMAT courses for KAPLAN. I enjoy tutoring SAT, GMAT, Economics, and Math. I am passionate about helping students achieve their goals and passing along my knowledge and insights. I truly believe that anyone can be...

...enough to receive a good SAT I score, and SAT II scores. This really opened a lot of doors for me, both in terms of admissions and financial aid. My goal is to help my students meet whatever goals they have- whether it's improving on several sections of a standardized test, prepping for an AP...

...and I'm excited to tutor people of all ages and backgrounds. I will graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Platteville in May. I've been tutoring both Math and Psychology for two years, and I love to help people learn. My tutoring is student-focused, so my teaching style is whatever helps you learn best! My favorite part...

...became a Java Instructor for another bootcamp called Camp Createability. This new opportunity allowed me to help students learn how to game design and use Java as a programming language. From there I built up successful projects on my own and collaborated with other developers. What makes me passionate about tutoring PHP, Java, HTML, CSS...

...a supply chain management professional with over 15 years of work experience. I have graduate degrees in engineering and business administration. I love math and science and truly believe that they are fun to learn. I look forward to sharing my knowledge and experience to help anyone out there that are looking to augment the...

...teach ethics and logic classes in the philosophy department at UW-Madison. Teaching is the most important part of my life, and my role as an educator is what most defines my identity. I have no general guiding principle about teaching, other than that it isn't really useful to think in terms of such principles. Rather,...