Award-Winning Algebra 2 Tutors serving Manhattan, NY

...a unique approach to tutoring. I am relatable (I can talk about subjects ranging from Disney Channel to modern day feminism!) and I love engaging with students. I'm genuinely interested in learning about their everyday lives and what they enjoy in and outside of school. I'm also patient (I have over thirty cousins!) and am willing to work with my tutee until he/she has a rich and deep understanding of material. I'm so excited about...

I am working towards two degrees for Aeronautical/Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics. Currently I am attending Rutgers University in New Brunswick. I had the pleasure of tutoring Calculus 1 to my fellow peers during my freshmen year of college, and ultimately math is my favorite subject to tutor. Being patient is key to succeeding as both a student and a mentor and I believe practicing problems often enough is a great way to understand them.

I love working with my students and think that teaching is the most rewarding job there is! It is the best feeling when I see my student solving the math problems they couldn't before and more importantly, enjoying learning. I always give my 110% for my students for the improvement and confidence in themselves.

I am an honors graduate of CUNY Queens College, and have been successfully tutoring for about three years; primarily high school math. My style is very focused on getting to know an individual student and the way they learn, and figuring out exactly why they are struggling.

...Economics with a concentration in History. My first venture into tutoring was as a student tutor for physics, geometry, trigonometry, and history for all four years of high school. Since then, I've gone on to tutor high school students on a one-on-one basis and group basis for college admissions prep and college essay reviews. I especially love editing college essays, as I believe it is a unique opportunity for students to showcase who they are...

...am an incoming, second year Physics student at Tufts University. I have strong math and science skills, and experience instructing people of all ages from three seasons of professional ski instructing. I am excited to work with students looking to gain a deeper and clearer understanding of math and physics. Together we will practice analytical, problem solving skills and become more proficient in applying math to all kinds of problems in an effective, intentional way.

...Having worked in undergraduate admissions at a top 50 research university for 3 years, I know exactly what top colleges are looking for, and I'm ready to help you get into the school of your dreams. Whether you need tutoring in the Humanities, test prep strategies, or individualized essay assistance, I know that I can help you achieve your goals and reach academic success. Thanks for reading, and I look forward to working with you.

...for teaching, I am committed to continuous professional development. I stay current with the latest teaching strategies and technologies, ensuring that my students benefit from the most effective instructional methods available. I also actively engage in collaborative efforts with colleagues to exchange ideas and enhance the learning experience for our students. Ultimately, my goal as a math teacher is not only to help students master mathematical concepts but also to instill in them a lifelong...

I can help you better understand basics concepts of mathematics and show you how they can be applied in everyday life through realistic illustrative examples. I am currently teaching at two different Universities as an Adjunct in their Mathematics and Engineering Departments, so I can offer different perspectives and a great variety of solution techniques to any kind of math problem.... Practice problems.... Ask questions.... Example sets, textbooks. Interact... simplify... use examples and applications from real...

...New Jersey Medical School and has aspirations to pursue a career as an Emergency Medicine physician. He graduated from Rutgers University, New Brunswick in May 2015 where he double majored in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry and Psychology and minored in Chemistry. He graduated from the School of Arts and Sciences Honors Program with the distinction of Summa Cum Laude. After graduation, he worked at the Colgate-Palmolive Global Technology Center for their Research & Development Department...

...the University of Maryland, where I have recently graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics. As a Master's student, I will be student teaching at a high school throughout the year in pursuit of my teaching certification. My primary fieldwork focus as an undergrad has been employing inquiry-based and project-based instruction in classrooms, so I encourage open communication and student thought when working with a student. I have also been awarded the Noyce Scholarship through...

...and, I receive tremendous fulfillment watching a student gain knowledge and applying it academically or in real life. Over the years I developed facilitator and listening skills and am conscientious about strengthening emotional intelligence so I can discern where there is a learning gap or a frustration (based on student's assumption or what they are not grasping). I help break down the teaching into smaller steps (e.g. using Socratic or developmental learning where appropriate or...

...thinking and analyzing situations. That being said, I enjoy chess and mathematics for the simple reason that I can apply the practices I learned in both of those in real life. Currently, I am a college student at Brooklyn College majoring in Computer Science and minoring in Music Technology. As a Computer Science major, I've come to appreciate languages like XHTML, CSS, Java and Processing and while I know how to code in C++, I...

...their skills in both the basic and advanced science, math, and writing areas - and look forward to both a challenging and rewarding experience working to tutor you! I am an avid reader who loves to drum (10+ years on the set); dogs are 100% my thing...cats not so much. And one of my favorite things to do is to play an early round of golf in the morning on weekends with my dad.... I think...

...to absorb both memories from the places I've traveled along with the skills gained from opportunities I've had and turn them into moments of mentorship and learning for other folks who are on the path toward achieving their goals. Highlights: --Working towards my Masters in Clinical Psych at Teacher's College, Columbia Univ. --Lived in China for 4 years and traveled throughout Asia learning languages + cultural customs --Taught Writing, Film, and Linguistics Courses at a...

...he or she will find enjoyment and satisfaction in understanding and applying new concepts as the student progresses towards his or her goal one step at a time. After we gain some momentum, it is simply a matter of time before the student masters each mathematical concept. I teach and study math with great passion, and I like to pass on my enthusiasm to my students with patience, challenges, and without overwhelming them or giving...

...11th grades, that I tutored at least once a week in math. Each student???s grade rose significantly when we worked together. My approach to tutoring involves developing a general problem solving methodology that can be applied to each problem type given to me by the student. Outside of tutoring I love to play a variety of sports. I was a varsity track and football athlete. I also started and led a basketball league for my...

...to make learning engaging and practical. Whether it's algebra, calculus, or standardized test preparation, I tailor my lessons to suit each student's learning style, breaking down complex problems into easy-to-understand steps. My goal as a tutor is not only to help students improve their grades but also to build their problem-solving skills and confidence in mathematics. I strive to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and challenging themselves....

...and Molecular Biology, International and Public Affairs, and Economics. I've had experience working as a teaching assistant at a New York City public high school in chemistry and physics as well as a tutor in subjects ranging from STEM to humanities to languages, e.g. Spanish and Latin. My teaching style is flexible and can adapt to any student. I am a firm proponent of education and hope that I can make learning easier!

...someone else. The rest of my time was spent participating in study groups, where colleagues and I would teach each other. From my previous experience as a student and as a tutor, I have learned that understanding a subject depends greatly on how the material is presented. That is why it is important for me to be able to adapt to the student's preferred teaching style or one that they are most comfortable with. Once...