Award-Winning Analysis Tutors

One benefit to working with a private tutor is that he or she can find which methods of learning work best for you, and then create learning opportunities based on that. If you're a verbal learner, your tutor might have you read out loud when you study continuous functions, or rewrite the formulas for uniform and absolute continuity. If you're a visual learner, your tutor may have you draw tables or charts showing the properties of Taylor series and Fourier series. If you have multiple learning styles that work well together, your tutor can come up with a combined approach designed to help you learn and retain analysis concepts and applications.

Another benefit to working with a private tutor is the opportunity it gives you to work at your own pace. Your teacher has a syllabus and presents new concepts at a pre-determined rate for the whole class. Maybe it's too slow and you feel bored, or maybe it's too fast and you're missing some details. Your analysis tutor can work with you as much or as little as you need on each topic. He or she won't waste your time studying sequences if you have already mastered them. If you need some extra time to understand derivatives, your tutor can take that extra time and stick with it until you are confident and ready for your next exam.

The tutor that Varsity Tutors helps you find can work with you when and where it's most convenient. You might meet after school at a local coffee shop, before classes in your commons area, or in the evenings at home. In fact, if you are having a hard time fitting a meeting in, you can use the Varsity Tutors live learning platform to meet with your tutor online. Varsity Tutors is ready to help you find the right analysis tutor for your needs, so give us a call now to begin.