Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving Alpharetta, GA

...my time here at Georgia Tech, which continues to strengthen my math knowledge. I've taken many courses in coding in multiple languages (Java, Javascript, html), with Java being my strongest. I also have experience with college prep materials. I can offer tutoring services for the Math section of the SAT or PSATs, and we can go over practice tests together to understand any questions missed. I like to be engaging while teaching. I like to...

...necessarily learn the standardized way. I like to show students how to look at problems in a different way that makes them less dauting. I believe the most important lesson I can teach students is how to use their mind to solve the problems in front of them, whether or not they have seen that exact problem. I started teaching/tutoring in high school and enjoy working with students of all ages. In addition to my...

...I love to observe when students at young ages grasp concepts. I have noticed that by tutoring, they are able to have confidence to excel in the future. I also am a tutor for SAT math sections for high schoolers. I understand how stressful these times can be for students about to graduate. Of my hours of SAT prep, I have learn very key concepts that had helped do predominantly well on the exam.

I am an engineer by profession and educator by vocation with a superior work ethic and over 30 years of work experience. Out of those at least 12 were teaching/tutoring students on a part-time basis on STEM and business subjects in English and Spanish. I have also served as a corporate trainer, Red Cross instructor, and Boy Scouts Leadership Development trainer.

...walks of life as well as learning and teaching styles, in both primarily objective and primarily subjective fields. As such, I am extremely well-equipped to tutor students whose academic focus or optimal learning style does not necessarily align best with the subject at hand. I am also happy to tutor for the Physics GRE, a test that budding physicists are required to take that is very unlike any physics test required throughout college, and I...

Hi! I'm Timberley. I am a former elementary school teacher and a graduate of Howard University with a B.A. in Economics. I've been tutoring for about 10 years, and have experience working with students in Pre-K through college. I've also worked with adults seeking their GED.

I am currently working on my Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering. I have tutored a variety of students at Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Marietta, Georgia in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, and Calculus; however, the subject I love the most is calculus. I believe the feeling of understanding not previously understood is one of the best joys in the world. As hobbies, I free write and code in Java.

...when they realized this new special phenomenon in the world. They feel happier because they realize they can actually do something they were struggling with. They realize it's okay to struggle with something; that it's only natural and necessary on the road to learning something. I distill the fear of learning out of them and make them more brave, not just in math or science, but anything else they take on in life. That's why...

...Goldman Sachs Group, McKinsey & Co., and Bain & Co. - as well as the American Cancer Society. I have also lectured at Harvard, Yale, and MIT; and most recently gave a TED talk as the closing speaker at the 2015 TEDMED conference. Helping students to achieve their academic goals has been my lifelong passion. I have over 25 years of experience tutoring students of all ages, from elementary school to graduate school. I have...

...Georgia Tech in the Howard Hughes project. I have worked for the educational testing service as a TOEFL exam professional scorer and for pearson scoring tests such as the SAT, the GRE, The GED , and other exams. I am an exemplary tutor with the Refugee Family Services in Atlanta. I am also the founder of the Celestial Innovations Project. Currently, we have over 1000 members engaged in science and innovation and our reach spans...

...the teacher maximizes the positive benefits that naturally come along with any self-fulfilling prophecy. With dedication, perseverance, and hard work, her students will rise to the occasion. I aim to bring an open mind, a positive attitude, and high expectations to the classroom each day. I believe that I owe it to my students, as well as the community, to bring consistency, diligence, and warmth to my job in the hope that I can ultimately...

...varied examples, and adjusting difficulty levels to meet each student's needs. My motivation stems from a desire to help students see the relevance of these subjects in real life, making complex topics accessible and engaging. I strive to create a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring challenging problems, guiding them toward academic success while fostering a deeper appreciation for the subjects we study together. I enjoy programming/coding, reading, model designing...

I am a first year Neuroscience major at Georgia Tech! Throughout high school and college I have had experience tutoring students for almost all subjects offered in my school ranging from world history to calculus. My favorite subjects to teach are math and science because I love learning about why the world works. I also really enjoy writing and helping others learn how to express themselves through their own writing.

...of Technology in Aerospace Engineering. During my schooling, I have encountered many great teachers and tutors. Without them, I would not have gotten that far in my studies, and definitely not have enjoyed some of the subjects as much as I did. My goal is to become also a great teacher that can inspire the next generation, and help them strive to overcome any type of academic difficulties they face. Outside of work, I enjoy...

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...degree in International Relations and currently working towards a masters in Computer Science, one of the most important things I've learned is that there's no such thing as being 'bad at math.' We all struggle for different reasons but a good teacher can make all the difference. I currently work as a graduate research assistant at GSU and have previously tutored at Mathnasium in Buckhead. I come from a family of teachers and have always...

...the needs and learning style of each student, so I try to pay attention to what works and what doesn't as I get to know each student more. A tutoring session is unsuccessful if my student doesn't laugh at least once at a bad joke I make or a sarcastic comment. Tutoring should be fun, enriching, and empowering for everyone involved. In my spare time I watch a lot of Netflix, make music or art,...

...Math, Chemistry, and Biology. Practice and repetition is the key to success. Anything related to science and the human body has always been my passion, from understanding how and why chemical reactions occur, to understanding the physiology of the human body and all its systems. I am passionate about tutoring any age group, from school topics to standardized exams like the USMLE. My main goal is to make you succeed in your courses and exams.

...mathematics for over a decade. I take pleasure in guiding students to that light bulb moment, where everything makes sense. I believe no one is incapable of learning anything. It is only a difference of how they learn. I see it as my job as a tutor to meet each student where they are, and cater the lesson plan to their learning style. We all can master math, it is just being confident enough in...

...how well they performed on their exam. These are moments I cherish from my tutoring experience and have allowed me to leave a lasting impact on my students impressions of mathematics. I believe that tutoring is about engaging a student with the material by helping them become a person that does not just memorize a certain method or formula to regurgitate back on a exam but to strengthen their ability to think critically about a...