Award-Winning Algebra 2 Tutors serving Catalina Foothills, AZ

Hi. I was a data analyst for 20 years in the corporate world, and now I am transitioning to being a secondary math/physics teacher. I am passionate about learning, and hope to bring a fresh perspective to these subjects.

...Equations. Each level of calculus brings its own unique challenges and opportunities for growth. In Calculus I, I enjoy helping students overcome their initial fears and build a solid foundation. In Calculus II, I focus on breaking down complex integration techniques into manageable steps. In Calculus III, I guide students through multivariable concepts, showing them how visualization and structure can make advanced mathematics accessible. Across all levels, my goal is not only to help students...

...their educational career goals. Conjointly, I am a person who embraces diversity and enjoys interacting with people of different cultures. I'm a very dedicated person and will not move on to a new topic until I feel that each student has grasped the concept being taught. Thus far, I have been rather successful every time I have tutored an individual to understand the material and raise his/her grades. As long as each student puts in...

...and SAT test preparation, math is definitely my passion. I believe that a strong basis in math will benefit any and every student and allow them to understand not only math subjects, but will allow the student to understand other subjects better as well. It is my belief that mathematics is not just based on repetition and memorization, but on a way of thinking that all students should embrace. My goal is to help students...

I am a gradute student at UofA majoring in EE and willing to help student succeed in different class/test subjects.

Current PhD student in Biostatistics at the University of Arizona, MSPH in Biostatistics, BA in Math, BS in Statistics from the University of Iowa. I absolutely love Statistics and Applied Math with real applications to the world around us. I hope to instill a passion for mathematics beyond arithmetic in my students

...every student learns differently, some need visuals, others connect best through imagination or hands-on examples. I take the time to figure out what works best for each learner and tailor my approach to match. My goal is to help at least 50 students reach their academic goals and feel confident in their abilities. Whether a student is struggling or just wants to get ahead, I'm here to support them with patience, creativity, and personalized guidance.

...in History, where I focused on modern history in Europe and the Middle East. Previously I tutored math at my community College helping students with Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, and Statistics. I am also very comfortable tutoring Economics, History, and English as my college minor was Buisness Management and as a history major I have written and edited a great deal of essays and research papers. My favorite part about tutoring is getting to see students...

I am a graduate of the University of Arizona's gender studies program. I am currently a middle school teacher. In the past, I have been a writer and an editor.

...real confidence in students. My approach to tutoring is centered on patience, clarity, and adaptability. I tailor each session to the student's pace and preferred learning style, whether that means breaking down complex equations step-by-step or applying real-world analogies to make abstract concepts more concrete. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy creative hobbies like crochet, sewing, baking, and cooking, staying active with badminton, and expanding my skills through IT certification. These hobbies help me stay balanced...

...metaphors and examples. Additionally, I am able to maintain a laid-back and positive atmosphere with students, in which I can correct their mistakes and guide them to the correct answer without them feeling judged or penalized. I appreciate that every student has a unique learning style and is capable of excelling if given the proper tools. In my free time I enjoy dancing, reading, traveling, doing crossword puzzles, and spending time outdoors.

...person and in addition to math; I enjoy history, science, comparative religion and many forms of science fiction. It is possible that I have been spotted at the Phoenix Comicon but draw the line at wearing a costume! I love living in Tucson it's where I met my wife, and where we adopted our dog, Oreo. I have a great group of friends and love being able to grill for them and challenge them to...

...a degree in Senegal where I finally won my immigration to the USA. While I thought I was done dealing with people around me, I didn't know it was just the beginning of a fight against language barrier and racism. I wish there was at least one black, even if it was a black American in my program at the U of A. This alienation with only whites, rather than weakening me, confirmed how smart...

...I am passionate about math and love finding ways to implement it into my daily life as well as show my students how we can see and use math everywhere. My goal as a teacher and tutor is to help my students comprehend math as well as reduce any anxiety they might have with the subject. Working with numbers and aiding students in understanding math is one of the best parts of teaching. My favorite...

...students learn in different ways... I believe the students desire to learn is driven by what is relevant or motivating to them. Therefore, as people have different background experiences, motivations, values, attitudes and cultures, their learning is motivated by different factors. It is my responsibility as a teacher to find and use teaching strategies that reach as many students as possible in my classroom. Employing different teaching techniques will provide my students with multiple ways...

...energy that increases with each subshell around the atom is synonymous with the energy that it would take for a plane to reach orbit from differing heights; the plane that tries to take off from the ground will take more energy to reach orbit than a plane that is already in the air, which is the same concept for ionization energies for atoms with removing electrons from differing subshells. With regards to tutoring math and...

...strive to create a supportive learning environment where curiosity thrives, helping students see the relevance of science and math in their everyday lives. I am also a teacher's assistant for an Intro to Chemical Engineering course, which further enhances my ability to connect with students and tailor my approach to their individual needs. When I'm not tutoring, I enjoy conducting research in a chemical engineering lab, which fuels my enthusiasm for the subject.

...your student is successful to the best of their abilities. I seek to give the tools that are necessary for success, rather than just the answers. My tutoring philosophy follows the saying, "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime." I recently graduated with my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at Northwest Missouri State University. This fall I will...

...firm grasp of basic terminology, and analogy/visualization, where appropriate. Although I haven't tutored formally yet in French, I have taken three years of French and would love to tutor the subject. I even went to France for six weeks while in high school and learned more in that short time than I did from the three years of formal classes! That was truly an unforgettable and life-changing journey! Nonetheless, my favorite subject to tutor is...

...(Electrical and Computer Engineering) and Master of Science in ECE. I currently work as a software developer at major tech company, but love helping students achieve their goals. I have previous tutor work experience working for Pima Community College where I helped students with math and physics mostly. My favorite subjects are math and programming. My teaching style is critical thinking oriented, I like asking and working out key questions and problems that help students...