Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Cedar Park, TX

Hello I am Aayush! I am from Austin, Texas. I have a degree in Mathematics with a minor in Actuarial Sciences. I have taught math for 6 years now. My expertise ranges from addition all the way up to calculus and statistics. I make math fun and enjoyable to do! I really look forward to teaching y'all!

...each individual. I have several years' experience as an independent math and test prep tutor, working with students at a variety of levels and ages, including adults. For math students, I work to engender a real understanding of the underlying concepts, rather than just memorization. Under test pressure you may forget what you memorize, but you won't forget what you understand. I have an advanced degree in Computer Sciences, and am currently finishing a master's...

University of Texas at Austin - B.S. Pure Mathematics: 4.0 GPA Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science - Class of 2015: Honors Distinction

...For those that wish to improve and understand concepts better, I will gladly use creative problem solving to find a way to relate a concept in terms the student will grasp. I have completed research projects involving wildlife and antibiotic resistance and even giving concrete the properties of steel. I served as a peer mentor to the LSU College of Science freshmen and led weekly seminars on study skills, time management, scheduling, and preparing and...

Hi, My name is Bonita Hall and I am currently a Sophomore Physics/Math student at the University of Texas at Austin.

I am a graduate of one of the top high schools in the nation, Whitman HS in Bethesda, MD. I got a perfect score on my ACT, and am currently pursuing a Chemical Engineering degree at UT-Austin. I am a particularly strong standardized-test taker, and while my studies have concentrated in STEM, I also enjoy writing. With my extensive knowledge in these fields, I'm here to help!

...of my peers in many subjects over the years, but my favorites have always been mathematics, physics, chemistry, and computer science. My philosophy towards teaching is that the student should be learning, not be being taught. A teacher is a guide, and does not teach what to think, but how to think. I always aim to make sure my students completely understand the subjects we are discussing, rather than merely understanding how to apply formulae...

...fully grasp the concept behind algebra, calculus, etc rather then simply memorizing equations and plugging in numbers. In addition, I have taught intro Japanese to college students. I am fluent in Japanese, and I believe that I can provide students a valuable time of talking with a true Japanese speaker. I can teach them, not only the language, but also the culture and ideology behind Japanese. I hope that my students can learn more about...

I was a postdoctoral fellow in astrophysics at the School of Earth and Space Exploration at Arizona State University. I ran and analyzed large scale galaxy formation simulations. I earned my Ph.D. studying star formation in self-gravitating turbulent fluids. The best moments in teaching are when the light bulb clicks on for the student as they understand how a system operates.

...Georgia for two years at Emory University. After receiving an Associate's in Arts, I returned home to Houston to finish my degree at UH; it was there I discovered I didn't just not hate politics, I was actively fascinated by them. Thus, my plans to become an evil scientist working undercover at the CDC were thwarted by a latent preoccupation with government. Stuff happens, I guess. I have tutored middle school math and English, as...

...Math. I have some official tutoring experience and a lot of informal experience helping friends in class, etc. I am best at teaching math, as I have a deep understanding of it, and I would also enjoy teaching sciences or programming. I believe that it is best to teach with the goal of helping others understand, and I will strive to do that in my work. In my free time, I enjoy playing video games,...

I am a sophomore in applied mathematics with the goal of helping everyone with math problems. I went to McCallum Highschool in ATX and graduated two years early. I took a year off school to spend my time teaching martial...

Hey, this is Eric! I'm a student at the University of Southern California and I'm majoring in computer science and minoring in mathematics. I'm great at explaining STEM concepts and have experience with teaching Stanford's STEM to SHTEM research program.

...to travel and see the world. Since I've returned, I have been teaching and tutoring in the Austin area. While I have tutored a wide range of subjects including English, Chemistry, Physics, Social Studies, French, Arabic and ESL, my favorite subject to teach is Math. I have loved math since I was a student myself and I really enjoy getting to share knowledge with my students and show them how beautiful Math can be. When...

...writing methodologies to disseminate the information extracted from collected data. Following my love of writing and science, I published a literature review on the synergy between soil bacteria and mycorrhizal fungi. As an educator, I believe in a systems-centered learning approach that focuses on the interconnectedness of subjects and how we can apply them to the real world. In my experience, this has helped students understand the context of what they're learning and given them...

...and continual learning. My favorite responsibility included teaching others how to be proactive and find value in their contribution. I want to continue to make an impact by inspiring growth and serving students creates that opportunity in many forms. Their creative intelligence inspires me, and their unconditional affection reminds me that everyone needs a little help sometimes. We should strive to learn from children and understand their perspective on how they approach the world because...

I graduated from UT Austin and I've been a mechanical engineer for 10 years. I've always enjoyed math and have used it frequently in my career.

...fellow students during my lunch hour and always felt a rush when I would explain a concept that seemed foreign to them. I enjoyed these lunch periods so much that I had my first job at a mathematics tutoring center in my hometown. This led me to become involved with a program at my university where me and other fellow students travel to underprivileged schools and teach after school. Now I am hoping to expand...

...of National Honor Society. My strong academic subject areas are math, particularly calculus, trigonometry, and algebra; although I do tutor up to all high school levels of math, computer science programming in Java, Python, or C, electrical engineering topics like circuitry or programming, and mechanical physics. I really enjoy helping other people out because my motto is "ancora imparo," or "I am always learning." So if I can always learn something, I wish to help...

...to assist a college professor as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Analytical Geometry and Calculus I. Through this opportunity, I attended all lectures and during each class assisted students with working out problems. I guided students while they learned to practice the Calculus concepts and also provided advice for studying tactics and learning development. I also had the opportunity to serve as a private Calculus tutor and loved this experience. I enjoyed being able to...