Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Catalina Foothills, AZ

Current PhD student in Biostatistics at the University of Arizona, MSPH in Biostatistics, BA in Math, BS in Statistics from the University of Iowa. I absolutely love Statistics and Applied Math with real applications to the world around us. I hope to instill a passion for mathematics beyond arithmetic in my students

...their goals and their pace; we can troubleshoot together to discover what learning methods work best (teach-back, kinetic, visual, mnemonics and songs, etc). I enjoy teaching math topics up through and including calculus, as well as science courses such as physics, biology, physiology, anatomy, pathology, pharmacology. I am fluent in French and English and have excellent literary analytical, writing and editing skills. I am also available to help with productivity strategies and overall career counseling...

...in college tutoring General Chemistry and Mathematics courses. Calculus, however, is my favorite subject to tutor, as it marked the point in my academic career where I began to actually enjoy math. My tutoring style is one that values fundamental understanding and critical thinking. I would rather a student walk away with a deeper understanding of their material, rather than a list of memorized steps. On a more personal note, when I am not pursuing...

...as an educator. By staying updated with the latest trends in education, technology, and career development, I am able to offer materials and guidance that are relevant, innovative, and impactful. I take pride in my ability to connect with students, build trust, and foster an environment where learning is not only about grades but about growing as a thinker and a problem solver. My goal is to help students achieve their academic objectives while laying...

I am currently a third year physics student at the University of Arizona. I have prior tutoring experience, and can cover many topics in math and physics. Outside of school I like rock climbing, hiking, camping, and snowboarding.

...emphasis on probability and statistics. From 2014-2016, I worked as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for the Math 100 program at the U of A. Most importantly though, I get along really well with everyone and I am finding out that I truly am passionate about education! Also besides my weird characteristic of enjoying math, I otherwise a completely normal person! I like to read and write and hang out with my friends and family.

...received a Bachelor's degree in music theory from Binghamton University. I also taught pre-alegbra there, through the Educational Opportunity Program. A few years later I decided to get out of my head and became a licensed massage therapist, expanding my kinesthetic understanding considerably. Math and music theory are two of my favorite subjects to tutor, not because I know them the best, but because they are languages that describe the universe yet can be touched...

...are on the same team working toward the same goal. Outside of academics, I am a bookworm and an avid consumer of movies and TV. I also love to read comic books and write my own stories. I am an artist, and I mainly like to paint and draw. Finally, I have a little garden that I tend to every day, and I harvest my herbs to make teas and natural medicines. Education is my...

...and never shaming them for a mistake. Learning is very vulnerable and scary, so trying to create a safe environment will always be my number one priority. I also believe in trying to show students how what they're learning in the classroom can apply to real life. I've currently been volunteering working over Zoom with students through an organization called Seeds to help students in 4-8th grade with their math lessons. When the students don't...

Hi, my name is Bryan and I have always been fascinated by the natural world around us. Equipped with our brains and 5 senses, we embark on this wonderful journey of discovery that we call science. It is my goal to instill a lifelong passion for learning science and to empower students to investigate, analyze, and explore the world around them.

...Arizona. I'm currently working toward a Master's in Education at Northern Arizona University to deepen my skills and broaden my impact. Math is my favorite subject to tutorI love it because it feels like solving puzzles, and there's nothing better than seeing a student's face light up when something clicks. My teaching philosophy is simple: meet students where they are, support them with empathy, and celebrate every winbig or small. My hands-on, interactive approach helps...

...and economics, public sector economics, econometrics (statistics), and mathematical economics (calculus). As a TA, I regularly tutor students one-on-one to help them succeed, tailoring the course material to fit their individual learning style best. I believe that every student can be successful, and that my job as a tutor is to understand how each student learns best and use that knowledge to guide their understanding of the course material. A common misconception about economics is...

Hi. I was a data analyst for 20 years in the corporate world, and now I am transitioning to being a secondary math/physics teacher. I am passionate about learning, and hope to bring a fresh perspective to these subjects.

I am a gradute student at UofA majoring in EE and willing to help student succeed in different class/test subjects.

...is far more capable than an individual. Any team that is coached to behave as a team will out perform a team that is not even if the skill level is significantly out of proportion. Here is where I excel in that I know how to bring a technology team to a level that far exceeds the sum of each individual. With this I have the ability to coach and teach all personalities, all levels...

...when learning a new subject. I believe that finding a way to relate to the subject that you're trying to learn, increases your ability to absorb new information. I want to pass along the "tricks of the trade," that I have learned over the years, to help other students succeed. Learning a new subject should be exciting and empowering. Developing skills to tackle any problem you encounter, is a real super power.

...is dragging a student down, blocking him or her from learning a new subject. I try to delve down with the student and try to work out what this is, so that the student develops a better foundation and becomes more independent. My second secret is to have fun, make connections, see what the students wants to do in their lives, and explain how what they are learning will help them. Making connections is important...

...undoubtedly turn into a classroom with more student participation. I believe students learn in different ways... I believe the students desire to learn is driven by what is relevant or motivating to them. Therefore, as people have different background experiences, motivations, values, attitudes and cultures, their learning is motivated by different factors. It is my responsibility as a teacher to find and use teaching strategies that reach as many students as possible in my classroom....

...in need. From simple courtesies like holding the door for someone with hands full of grocery bags, to offering my time to those around me to assist in just about any task, I have always found joy in helping others. As early as kindergarten, this manifested itself in helping my classmates in school. As I progressed through school, I continued helping out my classmates, and eventually began tutoring a few friends. It was something that...

...project his/her personal identity, one should fight against cultural resignation and pursue his/her goal regardless of his/her ethnicity. By breaking this bridge one can convince other's that he/she is not a product of the identity constructed by others. When I graduated from high school with honor in mathematics and physics I could not think about anything other than becoming aerospace engineer. For people around me, this was an unachievable goal. They had a good reason...