Award-Winning AP Statistics Tutors serving Cleveland, OH

...in Premedical Sciences from Case Western Reserve University, a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics from University of California Santa Cruz, and a high school diploma from Phillips Exeter Academy. I do all subjects in mathematics, from elementary school to college. I also scored above a 90th percentile on my MCAT and am very strong in biology, chemistry, and physics. I have been tutoring and helping my classmates since elementary school, and I simply love to help...

...with an interesting example or event that makes students realize the usefulness of concepts and principals, so they can correlate it with their previous knowledge. Most of the students start a class very motivated and easily memorize ideas for a short time, but by next semester they have forgotten everything they learned. That is what I really would like to overcome, so I think students need to get very solid ideas which help them remember...

I am a rising sophomore at Case Western Reserve University studying engineering. I have taken most high-school level standardized tests, and have scored consistently above the 95th percentile. I have tutored small groups of students throughout high school, and also have experience as a private tutor. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy playing Ultimate Frisbee with my college club team.

My name is Metu Osele. I have a Bachelors degree in Chemistry, and a minor in Mathematics. I have completed and scored excellently on several standardized tests including the SATs and GRE, scoring between 80-95 percentile in most sections. I have 8 years of experience in tutoring courses in Math, Writing, and the sciences. My tutoring motto is patience. My past students have described me as an extremely patient tutor.

...at Rose-Hulman in Indiana working towards a degree in Computer Science. I graduated two years ago from Saint Edwards High School. I have previously tutored in my High School as well as in a nearby Middle school. I tutor SAT prep, and math prior to and including calculus, with SAT prep being my preference as it was very emphasized back when I was in middle and high school so I have the most exposure with...

...on a PhD. Degrees in Chemical Engineering, Computer Information and Programming, Mathematics and Education. Because of my engineering background, both calculus, differential equation, and chemistry have always been my favorites. My simple philosophy is to be sure that the student understands the current topic of study first before delving into any other advanced areas...that provides the foundation...Outside of teaching, I enjoy country western dancing, roller skating, weight lifting, and; martial arts.. . There are several parts...

...learn from their students' or teachers learn by teaching', but I really believe it's true! Even if it's a topic you think you already know, everyone comes to "know" something a little differently, and you never know how just subtle differences in the words someone else uses to explain something might lead to a new or better understanding (or maybe just a better way of explaining), and that goes for the teacher and for the...

...Case Western Reserve University. I majored in Statistics with a minor in Mathematics. In the fall, I will start my master's in Supply Chain Management at CWRU's Weatherhead School of Management. During my undergraduate studies I work as a TA for 3 years for Calculus I & II and got the chance to help many college students with those subjects. I enjoy tutoring many different topics in Math such as Calculus I & II and...

I am a current Business Economics Major at the College of Wooster. I specialize in mathematics and sciences ranging from the elementary level all the way up to differential calculus. I love finding new ways to get students excited about learning, either with special games or activities. I've been in your shoes before, and I know how hard certain topics can be, but I promise we can get better together!

...but I go by Archita. I graduated cum laude from UCLA in June 2018 with a B.S. in Applied Mathematics. I can tutor a variety of subjects, but mathematics subjects and ACT/SAT prep are my specialty. My interests particularly lie in algebra and calculus based subjects. My ideology is that any student can learn anything; it's the job of the instructor to find the method that works best for the student. In my free time,...

I have a deep background in Mathematics having a BA and MS in Mathematics and Statistics. I love tutoring and teaching students the subject. With my outgoing and helpful personality, the pace of learning and method is based off of how each student learns the best. Looking forward to helping grow your knowledge in math!

...with students, I believe that it is also important to get to know individuals' learning styles and preferences so that I can meet their unique needs. As someone who has worked with students struggling in math, and has struggled in math myself, I know that sometimes you just need to hear or see something explained in a different way in order to understand it! I love math as a subject because once a student understands...

...I want to tutor because I have a feeling it will be beneficial for students but I also enjoy teaching. Whenever I show teenagers something cool about physics or math, they seem to enjoy the subject more now that they know how it works and they also do better in their classes which is a great feeling for me and beneficial for the students. This friendly but passionate tutoring style is what will make the...

...Washington University in St. Louis. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy-Neuroscience-Psychology with a concentration in cognitive neuroscience and also minored in music with a specialty in piano performance. After graduating, I completed two years of dedicated immunology research in a pediatrics - infectious diseases laboratory. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about helping students achieve their potential on standardized tests. I want to help not only with...

Inspiring young minds today, getting great leaders tomorrow. My style of teaching depends on how the student learns. From my experiences teaching at CSU, most people learn from concrete explanations and examples. But, there are a few who learn verbally and/or by consistently writing. I try to find that learning style and counter it with the proper teaching style.... Get to know my student and their learning style.... By showing them resources to use if no...

...I can help! My name is Luke and I am a life long learner and teacher with almost a decade of experience teaching high school and middle school math. I want to help you succeed by preparing you to excel in both the classroom and standardized tests. My style isn't to talk at you and expect you to understand advanced math concepts without first establishing a solid base of knowledge. Watching students gradually learn to...

...the importance of the mathematical or statistical concept that will be discussed in a subsequent theory or proof. Learning mathematics takes a lot of time and effort. Also for experts, real mathematical learning necessitates a significant amount of time and effort, which most students are unaware of. It's a widely held belief that, at least in mathematics, you either "get it" right away or you'll never "get it" (so why bother trying). It's odd that...

I graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park with a PhD in Physical Chemistry. In tutoring I focus mostly on chemistry and math, the two subjects I am most passionate about. Helping students realize that these subjects are fun is what motivates me. In my spare time I enjoy running, working out, and watching any sports.

...Youngstown State University with a Masters' Degree in Mathematics with a concentration in statistics. I have completed my coursework for a doctoral degree in statistics at Bowling Green State University and am currently completing my dissertation. I have taught both college level algebra courses as well as Trigonometry at the college level. I have also taught entry level statistics and second semester statistics. I have tutored students at Youngstown state in Calculus I and II...

...second. My field requires great strength and knowledge in both of these fields. For my MS, I worked with transgenic mice to develop a new, breakthrough treatment for Alzheimer's disease (AD). As mice do not acquire AD as humans do, transgenic mice are used. This means that a gene known to cause AD has been isolated from humans and spliced into the mouse model. In using this genomic technology, we are able to test treatments...