Award-Winning Calculus Tutors in Boulder, CO

...and more input from the student. By using examples to clarify and solidify points, concepts can be fully understood and applied to other situations when the tutor is not present. As a chemical engineer, my favorite subjects are math and chemistry. I am very comfortable with mathematics up through calculus 1, including algebra I & II, trigonometry, introductory statistics, and calculus I. Additionally, I am very comfortable with ACT math and GRE quantitive sections, as...

...of science, math, and engineering courses. I graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2011 with a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering and an NCAA Championship title. GO IRISH! After graduating, I supported the Business Risk Office of an Auto Finance as a data analyst for 4 years before moving from my home state of Texas to Colorado. My tutoring style is patient, analytical, thorough, and engaged. My main goal is to help...

...in Global Health and have spent extended time in Geneva, Switzerland studying global health and Thimpu, Bhutan working in a hospital. I tutor a broad range of subjects including exam prep for IB, AP, ACT and SAT exams. I firmly believe that everyone can succeed at standardized tests when coached in the right approach and given the tools to help them succeed. I have studied french extensively and spent time in both France and Switzerland....

...high school. I focus on math and science, from basic arithmetic to college level Calculus, Physics, and Engineering. My favorite subject to teach is Physics because I believe it provides a real world application of math that allows for a deeper understanding of both subjects. In addition to academic tutoring I have also instructed skiing, surfing, hang gliding, snorkeling, sailing, and rafting. I am excited to have relocated to Colorado where I can enjoy many...

...school in Jefferson County. I have tutored at the collegiate, high school, and middle school level for a wide range of students for over five years, ranging from middle school math and homework help through collegiate quantum mechanics. As an educator, it is essential to prepare students with the right skills not only to master the curriculum, but to also develop the academic habits that lead to life long learning and generating a positive impact...

...Biology while minoring in Chemistry in 2015. I love exploring all of the cool things that this world has to offer. By dabbling in a little of everything I can set my sights on what really holds my attention. My primary interests lie in the sciences, where learning what makes our world turn drives my passion for knowledge. I believe that successful tutoring involves assessing how a student learns and adapting my teaching style to...

...just the what. You will gain a firm grasp of the idea and will retain the concept more easily. Outside of tutoring I have a several hobbies. I love to play intramural sports and was varsity in four sports during high school. My best sport was/is swimming where I was all-state in the 100 yd Butterfly. I also love all of the Colorado professional teams, but I love college sports even more (Go Blue!). I...

...addition to simply understanding their homework. I have adopted much of this approach when working with students or even athletes. When I'm working with a student, my goal is to help them develop the thought process necessary to achieve the solution, not just to learn the steps. I will not spoon-feed them answers and I have the patience to allow them to find their own way -- no matter how long it takes. Learning is...

...how they are doing in their learning and make adjustments accordingly. I have taken countless students who previously could not pass or learn math into a path of not only learning math, but loving to learn it and doing well in their next course! I know I could help any student succeed in their math class! I am currently an instructor of IB Math SL, AP Calculus AB and Algebra 2 and I am a...

...a broad range of subjects, I love mathematics, and am passionate about making it an engaging and straightforward subject for my students. I also value higher education, and therefore take pride in giving my students the tools to succeed on the SAT to help them begin that journey. While in high school, I tutored middle school and high school students in math. Later in college, I tutored many of my fellow band members in various...

...my interactions by breaking down the material in a way that it can be mastered step by step. My core value is that competence breeds confidence - and confidence creates momentum and positive feelings toward the subject, leading to improved grades and enjoyment at school. In my free time, I enjoy playing and recording music (cello, bass guitar, guitar, drums, and singing). Hiking and photography have been my latest hobbies. I have a broad range...

...as their analytical reasoning and research abilities. When teaching, I believe in tailoring the style to the Student's learning styles. I like to try different techniques and methods until I find something that works for the student. I believe in teaching by asking questions as well to learn what the student knows, and where their difficulties ultimately come from. I firmly believe that anyone can gain an education, and should have every opportunity to learn...

.... Following my graduation from Case Western Reserve, I had the distinct opportunity to work with a small start-up company (Leo Technologies) based in Denver, Colorado starting in May of 2015. As the design and lead algorithm development engineer, I worked to create a biometric state-dependent detection algorithm for implementation within wearable technologies. My time working with a small, fast paced start-up company has given me invaluable experience independently troubleshooting problems in obscure areas with...

...teaching. I was a TA for multiple different courses including Gen Chem I Lab, Gen Chem II recitation, and a graduate level biochemistry course with a focus on protein folding and structure. The best part about TAing was just connecting and hanging out with students, which is why being a Gen Chem lab TA was my favorite TA position I held since I got to know those students very well. Eventually, I decided that the...

...shown to me that they are comfortable with the subject material. I hold myself to a high standard and I encourage feedback. I am comfortable meeting with parents to give progress reports and updates on their student's learning. I try to be flexible with my time and I do not mind long commutes to tutor a student, and I encourage rescheduling tutoring sessions to make up for lost time. I look forward to hearing from...

...lead me to becoming a Mathematics major at the University of Northern Colorado. My last semester of college, I worked in the tutoring center at UNC as well and really enjoyed the connection that I made with students and how much I learned from them. As time allowed, I also accepted private tutoring jobs for kids in Middle School and High School. Because the majority of the tutoring I have done is in High School...

...Engineering. My engineering coursework in college let me explore many different fields of study, an asset that gives me strong basis for tutoring a wide variety of subjects. I am a very active individual, and I am highly curious about everything. I always want to try new things, and I am driven by a visceral love of adventure. Despite these innate qualities, I am also very driven to help other people, and tutoring is a...

As a recent chemical engineering graduate I understand the difficulties in some fields of study. I look forward to joining you on your quest for additional knowledge.

...a data science intern for a start-up called Polco where I am learning software and analytical skills. I love snowboarding, mountain biking, playing music, and hiking so am thrilled to be living in Denver. Intellectually, I am interested in math, physics, and computer science. I think that one of the best ways to learn is by teaching so I look forward to sharing what I know and deepening my understanding along the way.... I think that...

...helps weaknesses or struggles be addressed even easier. I have a lot of experience tutoring informally for the fun of it to classmates, students that were underclassmen, and even family friends and relatives. When I am not learning more about math and science, I enjoy watching sports such as football, hockey, and baseball. I enjoy the mechanical side of cars, and very much like to tinker with them. I am excited to be able to...