Award-Winning Algebra 2 Tutors serving Connecticut

I am a Junior at Fairfield University. I am majoring in Chemistry and minoring in Educational Studies and Physics. I have tutored Pre-Algebra and Algebra II in the past, and am currently the General Chemistry tutor at Fairfield. Helping students is important to me because succeeding academically has become necessary in order to live comfortably in the future. I try to simultaneously help students reach their personal/social potentials, so that they bring winning attitudes into...

"The capacity to learn is a gift; The ability to learn is a skill; The willingness to learn is a choice;" - Brian Herbert I strongly believe the best time to start learning and performing is now. My method of teaching focuses on building the student's self confidence and helping them reach their full potential. I have experience working with children right...... No one is perfect, but we can always improve by transforming our weaknesses into...

Learning is an ongoing process. As a tutor it is my goal to help take information and make it "real" for the learner. In this way theory becomes practical information that can help one grow. Aside from helping others understand concepts, I enjoy anime, sports (basketball & skateboarding), and learning new things myself.

I received my Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering degree at SUNY Stony Brook. I received my Master of Arts in Teaching with a Concentration in Mathematics degree at Quinnipiac University. I taught high school mathematics for 9 years. I tutor Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II. My favorite subject to teach is Geometry, because once I was afraid of Geometry, and now I love it. I want to show my students how not...

I am a sophomore biology major at the University of Pittsburgh. I have experience tutoring during high school and really enjoy working with others and explaining complex topics. My best subjects are math and science in which I have done well in through high school and college. Additionally, I have experience with preparing for and taking AP tests and SATs. I would be more than happy to help with those areas as well!

I don't think there is such thing as a "smart" person. Anyone can learn anything through hard work and persistence. Network Specialist at Connecticut On-line Computer Center. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute B.S. Computer and Systems Engineer, Class of 2016.

...and middle-school children in town were interested in radio and electronics. We promptly formed a club, cannibalizing old TV sets for parts. I helped guide these energetic kids to earn their amateur radio licenses. We had a great time getting on the air, sometimes from campsites with portable power. What they learned about math, electronics, and physics gave them a big head start when they hit similar courses in school. I was active in the...

I served as the lead undergraduate tutor for thermodynamics and strength of materials while studying Mechanical Engineering at RPI. I am interested in tutoring high school students in Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry.

I love education, learning and teaching. I believe tutoring is a powerful regard for students to take advantage of. You will find that I have a variety of interests that intertwine and you may too. I decided early on that I wanted my initial background to be in art and move forward from there so my Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts is really just the beginning for me. Teaching and healthcare are just as...

...called upon, either officially or as a gesture. And I really enjoy doing it. My tutoring subjects include Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology, with Mathematics and Chemistry as my favourites primarily because I enjoy challenging myself to do better. I also find that a strong understanding of the principles of these subjects usually serves as a catalyst to drive basic understanding of other subjects. As a tutor, I believe that no subject is too difficult...

...positive feedback I get on a daily basis is very rewarding indeed. I tutor all levels of algebra, trigonometry, pre-calculus, and single variable calculus, along with introductory statistics. Besides the steps required to solve a problem, I attempt to impart a deeper understanding of the concepts underlying it, so that the student will gain confidence the next time they encounter something similar. Outside of my teaching duties, I like to travel on my breaks, and...

I have truly enjoyed studying the sciences in my college years, and since then have enjoyed even more so to tutor the scientific concepts to others!... Teaching is gauged by the comprehension of the student. If one knows something well, they can help another understand it in terms beneficial for the learner!... I like to get an idea of the student's comfort level with the material, and whether or not the student recognizes exactly which hurdles...

I majored in Actuarial Science. I like exercising, playing video games, hanging out with friends in my free time. I also have done a fair amount of traveling recently! (Belize, Seattle, Tampa, Punta Cana, and Greece)

...of my lessons interactive and fun, but, more importantly, informative and with many opportunities to practice speaking, writing, reading, and listening. In addition, I make sure to include cultural tidbits that I learned from communicating with French speakers and from my own experiences studying in France. I am a firm proponent of learning foreign languages, believing it to be one of the most enriching subjects someone can learn, and I attempt to impart this belief...

...they need it. It is truly a rewarding feeling seeing someone benefit from your help; tutoring almost reinforces and reminds me that all the hard work I've put into my education is really worth it! Being a tutor is such a rewarding experience. In the past, I have worked in National Honor Society and a volunteer service called Key Club at my high school -- Glastonbury High School, CT -- to tutor students both in...

I'm currently a sophomore at Yale University where I'm working towards a double major in Psychology and Economics. I tutor math, english, chemistry, spanish, and psychology. My favorite subject to tutor is psychology because I find it to be very applicable in life. I believe that learning shouldn't have to be hard and that we should appeal to all of our senses when learning. At Yale, I participate in Splash, a program that allows students...

...find no greater joy than that of shared understanding. When I am working with students, I seek to help them achieve a mastery of the subject that will stay with them for the rest of their lives and serve as strong foundation for their future intellectual endeavors. I was fortunate to have many fine teachers and appreciate what their talents helped me achieve. Now I seek to live up to that example and impart that...

Before graduating college, people would tell me to "prepare for the real world." This confused me- I thought that's what years of education was supposed to do! I quickly understood what they meant. My whole life I've been a good student. I've taken challenging courses, studied, and tried my best. But getting good grades isn't the only thing that matters in life: it's applying intelligence to every situation that will carry you through life. This...

My interest in mathematics dates back to my years in middle school and high school, where I excelled in Mathematics. My mother was a high school math teacher so I was naturally inclined to the love of math. In college I decided to go into a more challenging field other than math, and so I decided to major in computer engineering. I am still in the process of achieving my bachelor's degree in engineering,...

My teaching strategy is active, in-depth learning, which promotes the problem solving and collaborative learning capabilities of my students. The tools I use to implement my strategies are homework assignments, paper assignments, quizzes, and the think-pair-share technique.