Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Alpharetta, GA

...climb through the beautiful Northwest Parks. Outdoor education pedagogy emphasizes experiential education; in other words, encouraging students to explore, ask questions, and often times learning from mistakes. I believe, and have often personally seen evidence to support this, that mistakes are our best teachers. I don't want to lecture on the best way to solve a problem; you have plenty of time in the classroom for that. Instead, I would rather help you identify your...

...2010 for the General Chemistry department. As a TA, I taught the General Chemistry Lab and Gen Chem Recitation which included covering homework and concepts that were discussed in lecture. My specialties are General Chemistry, Organic & Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Physics, and Biochemistry. I am easy-going and patient. I know that learning a tough concept can take practice, and that everyone has a different way of learning. I try to make learning fun and...

My name is Aurelie! I am a PhD in mathematics with 6 years of experience teaching and tutoring multiple levels of mathematics students. I am very enthusiastic, and I tailor my approach to my students.

...enthusiasm for math, I'm committed to helping you succeed. Whether you're working on algebra, calculus, or any other math topic, I'm happy to help. Beyond math, I'm also passionate about computer science, and I can assist you with computer science-related questions and challenges as well. My goal is for you to leave a tutoring session feeling great about a topic! I'm happy to help with any homework, assignments, or just general questions. Feel free to...

...My name is Matthew Leipner and I am a Biotechnology Master's Student at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, ETH Zurich. I completed my undergraduate degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Georgia Tech in 2018 while minoring in Biomedical Engineering. My passion is researching novel ways to use ethically derived induced pluripotent stem cells in both research and therapeutic environments, and I love to share my knowledge and excitement for science, math, and language...

It's essential for a teacher to be respectful and encouraging toward students who are curious and who want to know things. Teachers are fallible like anybody else.

...have TA'd several math and computer science courses at the college level. I have also taught at summer programs for gifted middle school and high school students. I am passionate about tutoring kids in math and science because I think that a strong foundation in STEM at an early age can set the tone for their future. In my spare time I like to engage in athletics, and was a Division 1 rower in college.

Hello! My name is Megan. I am a Microbiologist in the Public Health Sector who studies HIV and coronaviruses. I am from Seattle, WA, but am moving to Denver, CO. I have a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Washington and a passion for all things STEM. I am an incoming Ph.D. student, planning to pursue a Ph.D. in Immunology. I look forward to chatting with you and/or your student soon!

...helped me grow into a stronger student and problem-solver. That experience drives my passion for helping others succeed. I've worked with students of all agesfrom volunteering in after-school programs to tutoring peers in subjects like algebra, calculus, and college essay writing. I tutor math, physics, U.S. history, government, and essay writing. As an engineer, I am a bit partial to math (particularly algebra, pre-calc, calculus) and physics 1. My tutoring style is patient, interactive, and...

...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 problem....

Hi, my name Selena I'm originally from Boston, Massachusetts. I graduated from Clark University with a BS and physics and an MS and physics. I've attended numerous conferences. I've also internship at Cornell University and material science for Paradim under the Prem program. I've also tutored in numerous fails such as chemistry, algebra, geometry, calculus, physics, and some biology. I work great for highschoolers middle school, and undergrad.

UGA Pre-Service Math Teacher

...and English. If time permits, I tend to teach by making sure the student has mastered the basics. Then it then will become much easier for the student to build on that foundation as we continue. I usually quiz the student weekly to make sure he/she is making progress. I'm interested in science and cosmology, and I'm currently at Georgia Tech as a Physics major. I work hard, but I'm also easy to get along...

...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 yourself...

I am a graduate from Georgia State University where I received my Bachelors of Science in Mathematics with a concentration in Statistics. I have an outgoing personality and can explain hard problems in simple terms to will help my student retain the information easily. My hobbies include working on puzzles, playing Sudoku, and playing board games.

...a prestigious test preparation company. I absolutely love teaching mathematics, chemistry and physics. But unfortunately, these are subjects that a lot of students have real difficulty in. I've discovered that I have a knack for explaining difficult mathematical/physical science concepts, so that virtually anyone can understand the material at hand. Real world examples in conjunction with visual aides seem to make my students' understanding soar. When I'm not teaching, I enjoy playing golf- Just don't...

...1 and 2 courses. My favorite subjects to tutor are algebra and calculus. These courses are the building blocks that will help students understand more complex concepts and to think critically. Algebra and Calculus are where we first begin to see how math can help us in solving real life problems, such as calculating a car's speed or the percentage of error of a given measurement. Personality is an important part of teaching. I can't...

...where I focus on contract administration and carbon footprint reduction. I graduated from Georgia Tech with degrees in Materials Engineering and Business Administration. I've been with Varsity Tutors for almost 6 years and I've helped many students improve grades, reduce stress, and win thousands of dollars in scholarships. I design all my lessons to maximize results while minimizing time during both tutoring sessions and take home assignments. I can't wait to get to know your...

...AP Spanish Literature and Culture during my junior year. My favorite subjects to tutor are Spanish and calculus--I love to show the visual side of math and the reasoning behind concepts in Spanish, such as the subjunctive. Too often, I think math is taught as theoretical concepts when it is also quite visual, and I've seen graphing approaches be very helpful for my students. Similarly, Spanish is sometimes taught via memorization, but there are many...

Since being a young child, I have always enjoyed mathematics. Now with a masters degree, I hope to be able to share some of my enthusiasm and knowledge with others.