Award-Winning Algebra 2 Tutors serving Carrollton, TX

Hello! I am Saja Zaatreh, and I am a junior in Biomedical Engineering at UT Austin. I tutor SAT Math, Reading, Writing, and Essay portions as well as most all school subjects. I am here to help you understand more than just formulas and shortcuts, but patterns and categories in different areas of the topics.

...however my father is from the U.S. and I am completely fluent in English, and don't worry I don't have an incomprehensible accent! I want to tutor because I enjoy math and languages. I believe everyone should be able to understand the subjects they are taking, and not only pass a class but also be able to get an A. Students should be proud of their knowledge! I am here to help make that happen.

...in chemistry from Texas A&M University and will matriculate to medical school next fall.. Through my time in undergrad, I have found a passion for teaching, and I am so excited to work with you and help you succeed in the classroom and exams! I have a strong background in mathematics (elementary up to senior undergraduate level courses), MCAT, SAT, ACT, chemistry, and biology through my interdisciplinary academic career. Outside of school, I am an...

...followed closely by Algebra 2 and high school level Chemistry. My clients can expect a lot of practice problems and drills when working with me because it's my philosophy that there's only a certain amount that you can learn through rote memorization. Discovering what you don't know, mastering it, and being able to apply what you know is what gives rise to more complete understanding and ultimately what scores points on tests. In my free...

I enjoy helping kids learn and grow as better people. ... In order to improve at something, you have to attack it head on.... Introduce myself, give a background check, and try to build rapport with the student and parents.... Give them techniques that they can use when it comes to figuring out different problems.... Get them to understand that it's ok to mess up, and that's how you learn from your mistakes. Don't be afraid...

...tutor and as a personal one-on-one tutor for general chemistry and organic chemistry for 3 years. It was during this time that I developed a personal philosophy in teaching - breaking things down to its simplest components and making them relevant to the student. Richard Feynman, a physicist known to have been one of the most brilliant minds in the 20th century, was renowned for explaining extremely abstract and difficult concepts in very simple laymen...

...someone patient, encouraging, and clear to guide you through it. My goal is not just to help you get the right answer, but to make sure you understand the process and build a strong foundation that will support your long term success. Whether you're trying to pass a test, improve your grades, or just stop dreading math class, I'm here to help you get there. Let's work together to turn confusion into confidence.

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As an aspiring musician and researcher, I intend to put all my efforts into benefiting communities and people around me. Working with students is one of my many passions, and I will always ensure to help them reach their own potentials in life.

...in some way shape or form will use math in their life. I want to teach math in a way that everyone can understand. My philosophy is to go step by step because math is not intuitive for everyone, which is okay! I want every math problem to feel the same way, that you can follow the same steps every time. Apart from math, I really enjoy watching soccer and WWE, and I really like...

...I mostly have experience teaching and tutoring French, however I am also natively fluent in Spanish and have experience teaching it in informal settings. Contrary to my language heavy tutoring experience, I also love a variety of different subjects such as math and science. Because my siblings and I have a very large age difference (10 and 14 years respectively) and they tend to struggle in school, I have served as their primary tutor for...

...chemistry. I began a degree in biomedical engineering and am now studying neuroscience and neuroengineering shortly after. I have had a couple of incredible teachers over the years for both math and chemistry who explained concepts to me in a way that changed the way I learned the content. I am a big believer in no bad subjects, just poor explanations. I plan to use creative and fun ways to explain difficult concepts to make...

...a Bachelor's degree in Physics from the University of Dallas. I have been tutoring students and peers since undergrad and most currently, I am teaching Physics as an adjunct professor. Teaching is a passion to me and I find it very fulfilling, so please don't hesitate to ask me questions! If I don't have an answer right away, I promise you that I will get you the right answer after some research. My areas of...

I recently graduate from Texas A&M University with a BS in Psychology. I am passionate about each and every subject that I teach. I enjoy helping others to succeed and I am a firm believer that any subject can be tackled with a little perspective, hard-work, and dedication. Choose me to be your tutor and together we will eat those troubling subjects for breakfast. ... Even the most difficult of subjects can be tackled with a...

...University majoring in Secondary Education and US History, with a minor in Anthropology. I have been tutoring and teaching students for a few years now in various different settings and age groups, including religious classes and online tutoring organizations at school. I absolutely love working with students and helping them achieve their goals! I also accommodate to the student's learning style as best as possible to help them learn the material as much as possible!

...of Arts in Human Development & Family Studies. After graduation, I gave a year of service with an AmeriCorps program called City Year. During that year, I served over 1700 hours as a tutor and mentor to students in under resourced communities in hopes that the connection and assistant I provided would assist them in advancing towards graduation. I chose to move from Michigan to Dallas to serve with City Year because I am a...

...and anything involving solving problems. I want to help every student to be able to succeed in STEM classes, Spanish, or whatever you need. In my tutoring, I try to find the best approach that will work for each student, and work with their strengths. I am currently a student at the University of Dallas and I am working towards a degree in biology. In my free time, I craft, read, dream, and drink tea.

...this lead me to realize my call to teaching. I have been teaching the astronomy labs at my university for 3 years and recently taught high school physics for the Upward Bound program. I love teaching introductory physics and calculus because they lay the groundwork for understanding higher level concepts. Currently, I am involved in researching the environments of supermassive blackholes and tests of General Relativity. Outside of academics, I love playing video games, reading...

...I tutor a fellow learner is to empower and facilitate, not force feed. I have loved learning in a variety of subjects throughout my academic career, and I strive to instill a similar love in those with whom I interact. I enjoy both the puzzle aspects of STEM subjects and the ability the literary arts have to make me believe I am watching events unfold in another time and place. When I'm not learning, I...

...specializing in mathematics, particularly linear algebra, and foundational concepts in algebra and geometry. My approach to tutoring is student-centered; I believe in tailoring my methods to meet individual learning needs, fostering an environment where students feel comfortable and engaged. I utilize various strategies, including interactive problem-solving and peer-teaching techniques, to enhance understanding and retention. I am motivated by the opportunity to inspire and empower students to achieve their academic goals. In addition to my academic...