Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Johns Creek, GA

...chemistry, economics, physics, and biology. I had been a tutor for almost 4 years now and I had taught in Georgia State University as a teacher assistant. I am dedicated to help and teach my students to excel in their academics. I had a lot of achievements when I was a tutor. I helped this young middle school student, who was struggling in algebra, to obtain the highest test grades in his class with a...

...unable to find an expert. Therefore, I am here for you. During my college studies, I participated in two research projects about cellulose-based hydrogel synthesis and tertiary amine saline water filtration. If you are interested, I will be happy to have discussions about these topics. During my project, I managed a group of high school students and tutored them on organic chemistry topics. I enjoyed the interaction I had and learned how passionate I am...

...and English. I have had the opportunity to travel extensively and during my time studying aboard in China, I was fortunate enough to have the chance to tutor Chinese students. As a student enrolled in a Chinese university and a tutor to Chinese students, I have gained a deeper understanding of different education systems. This has reinforced my passion and belief that there should be a mutual appreciation for education. While I enjoy tutoring students...

...I am passionate about helping students because I enjoy sharing knowledge. My freshman biology teacher in high school hugely impacted how I identify myself as a student. When I began high school, I was simply trying to get by each class, never really buying into what I was learning. That was until he encouraged us to take our education seriously and learn for the sake of knowing more about our surroundings. This changed my perspective...

...and minor in Spanish. I have experience helping with other students in my class and high school students in math (Calculus I and Algebra), general chemistry (high school, AP, and College), and Spanish (Spanish I-IV). I am also knowledgeable about study skills. I enjoy making detailed plans for success, so I make sure to carefully organize each session's activities. I think communication is key, so these plans are flexible as I always pay special attention...

What makes teaching important to me is not just the education aspect but the fun that comes with it. Learning doesn't always have to be strict. The beauty of learning is that there's many ways to do it.

...a Physics PhD candidate at Tulane University I effectively communicated physics to students from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds, earning excellent evaluations at the end of each semester. I have taught physics to non-physics majors with no prior experience with physics, pre-med majors who were new to college physics courses, and physics and engineering majors at the graduate level. I believe it is possible to teach students how to solve homework problems and prepare for...

...program in addition to teaching all mathematics courses for the program. "There is no progress without struggle."- Frederick Douglass. I understand struggle. In spite of my early struggles in mathematics, I have gone on to earn a BS in Mathematics, with a minor in Physics. I mold my instruction behind that of my high school Calculus teacher. His approach was rooted in the following question: "What does this have to do with what I already...

...from North Carolina State University and since then, I've taught math for K-12 future teachers as well as math courses for non-STEM majors. I also taught high school math before going to graduate school. I am passionate about helping students overcome their fear and anxiety about math. Math can be a difficult subject, but I enjoy helping students understand both the how and why of mathematics. I want my students to gain confidence in their...

Hello! I am a third year biology student from Boston, Massachusetts looking to help students reach their potential. I am a Marist alumna and am very familiar with this area. I try to create an environment that is both productive and fun for students. Let's work on reaching your personal goals together!

...I am currently an online computer science masters student through Georgia Tech. I also attended GT for my undergraduate degree in Material's Engineering. I was a teaching assistant in my senior year and I won the award for Outstanding Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for the School of Materials Science and Engineering. I love teaching and the connection it develops between student and teacher. In my free time I enjoy rock climbing and generally spending time outdoors.

...topics, I have developed an approach to assisting students that I have found to be successful. While tutoring, I learn background information on my tutees and then use that information to help me describe the topic at hand in a way that can be easily understood. In addition to forming this connection, I break down problems into smaller pieces that can be more manageable for the students and then help them make the connections necessary...

I am glad to use my 9 years experience in teaching high school and apply it to helping students of diverse background.

Hey, I'm Lauren. I'm a second year mechanical engineering major at Georgia Tech. I enjoy sharing my love of math and science with students. I have taken and passed all 4 AP physics and all AP maths. I also got a 1560 SAT.

...student at the University of Georgia. I am passionate about biology and environmental science, and I am pursuing undergraduate research in the field. While I love life sciences, I tutor a broader range of subjects as well. I really enjoy helping students prep for the ACT and SAT. It is very rewarding to watch their confidence grow and their scores increase! When I am not tutoring or studying, I am a dancer and avid hiker.

Former math teacher and college instructor with 10+ years tutoring calculus. Enjoys explaining difficult concepts.

...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 to do so.

...I teach introductory astronomy and physics labs to undergraduates, some of them in STEM majors, many of them not. I try to be as illustrative and flexible as possible when I teach. Most students respond well to visualizations of mathematical concepts, so I start there and always like to use PowerPoints or whiteboards, or at least my expressive hands, to show what equations represent and what they can show us. If students respond well, great,...

Scrubbed on 2025-06-24

I have a full 9 years of experience tutoring organic chemistry at The University of Georgia, as well as basic financial accounting, general chemistry, micro/macroeconomics, biochemistry, English(served as a proofer in the writing lab.) My double major allowed me to experience a wide variety of subjects and prepare me for dental school. I prefer to tutor students with whom I can form long term teaching relationships.