Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Dallas Fort Worth, TX

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...it was time well-spent. My education background is in the sciences - for the first half of my undergraduate education, I lived in New Orleans and studied Neuroscience at Tulane University. There, I took a Teaching position for an AP Calculus class at New Orleans Charter Science and Math High School my first real experience in a teacher-like role in after-school study sessions. An important question to ask students became "What do you want to...

...Although in credits I am a year ahead, which means I am technically a sophomore (and I am on track to graduate a year early), this is only my second semester in college. My teaching method is to not answer the question for the student but to ask them questions and bring up fundamental ideas in the subject so the student is able to answer the homework problem on their own. With this teaching style...

...have someone patient, encouraging, and clear to guide you through it. My goal is not just to help you get the right answer, but to make sure you understand the process and build a strong foundation that will support your long term success. Whether you're trying to pass a test, improve your grades, or just stop dreading math class, I'm here to help you get there. Let's work together to turn confusion into confidence.

...out these qualities in each student that I have the privilege of working with. I believe that learning is one of the most enjoyable aspects of life, and my teaching philosophy builds strongly on the idea that an exciting learning environment must be carefully tailored to the individual. Thus, I am more than willing to do what it takes to make the learning experience exciting. In my free time, I like to learn about jazz...

...students and connect with them as well. I believe that there is no greater power than knowledge and your ability to apply yourself using vast information that is learnt either from school or experiences. Moreover, I believe that students who choose to seek help through tutoring embark upon a path to become the best version of themselves, starting with academic success. In my spare time, I like to read, draw/paint, and watch movies. In essence,...

...passionate about teaching programming because I find it to be a very useful and engaging skill; a lot of my friends at UChicago come to me when they have trouble working with Python or R, so I also have the most teaching experience with this field as well. I believe everyone learns differently, and I aim to be flexible to meet the different learning styles of my students. My general approach, however, emphasizes discovery and...

As a tutor, my role is to guide students toward finding their own answers. I help them realize how much they already know and apply that knowledge to new learning. When there are gaps in the background knowledge, I help to fill those in. If you need to catch up on a class you're behind in, learn strategies for test-taking, or just have somebody else explain a concept you're not getting, I can help!

...tricks necessary to do well on these exams, and I love helping students learn how to tackle them with confidence and clarity. In addition to test prep, I also have expertise tutoring middle and high school math and English for students in grades 6 through 12. Whether it's building strong algebra foundations or strengthening reading comprehension skills, I work to meet students where they are and guide them toward their academic goals. I've worked with...

...world in different ways. I hope to one day be a high school AP teacher or college professor to make learning STEM fun and relatable. I currently work as a Process Engineer at Texas Instruments and have a BS in Chemical Engineering with minors in Electrical Engineering and Mathematics from Texas A&M University. I hope to soon be enrolled in graduate school working towards a MS in Electrical Engineering and hopefully a PhD afterwards.

I go by PV in case my name is hard for you to pronounce. I am a senior engineering major at ACU and have been tutoring students on campus for almost 5 years now. I hope I'll be able to help everyone that comes to me for help.

...and the process of logic always attract me to Mathematical problems, however difficult and regardless of the form in which they come. I would love to teach new concepts to different type of students and I hope to have fun with each and every one of them cause that is the most important part! I myself am a student so I feel I know the tricks on how to solve different types of problems.

I am an engineer, educator and tutor. I am a firm proponent of education, I believe education is absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students.

I believe that all students can learn any subject. In volunteering with and teaching students, I have come to the conclusion that small successes lead to bigger success and that students just want someone to believe in them.

...with students in grades K-12, and I love to help students build confidence in analytical and applied mathematics at all levels, from simple addition to complex calculus. In my free time, I enjoy planning events for my residential community at UD, exploring the DFW area, and spending quality time with friends - always with a cup of coffee in hand! I look forward to working with you to help you strive for success in all...

...realized I also had a passion for TEACHING math during my experience as a graduate teaching assistant. Thus, after finishing college, I'd often teach math as an adjunct professor. Eventually, I decided to go all in, and I taught math at a high school in Washington D.C. for a couple of years. I followed that up by teaching at a community college in the D.C. area for over a year. After that, I moved from...

Hello awesome learners! My name is Lacey. I am a longtime tutor and teacher. I received my BS in Business from UTD, followed by my Teaching Certificate. I specialize in Math and English (pre-K through adults). That's children through Algebra (for now). With me, you'll pass, and we'll still have fun!

...than, perhaps, probability and statistics)). I also teach test preparation for various high school and undergraduate tests such as the ACT/SAT and GRE or GMAT. I love to teach these subjects, and I've been doing so for the three years I've been a tutor. I like to guide students in training them how to ask themselves questions, rather than me giving direct information to them. I feel that this is the best way to learn...

I am a recent graduate from The University of North Texas Computer Engineering Program. While completing my degree I tutored fellow students in multiple subjects in Math and Computer Science as well as Physics and Digital Logic. I am a happy husband and father and enjoy helping people grasp complicated subjects with approachable examples and real life applications.

I have over 4 years of experience teaching students from ages 7-55, in a variety of subjects ranging from algebra, to chemistry, to physics. I try to tailor my teaching style to best suit the personality of each individual student, and I look forward to doing the same for you!