Award-Winning Calculus Tutors in Mesa, AZ

...I Owls in track and field. After several years experience voluntarily tutoring friends and family members I became a professional private tutor my junior year of college. My senior year, I took advantage of the opportunity to reach more students, creating a small private tutoring company in Houston in which I served as lead tutor and conducted all business operations. After graduating from college, I moved back to Arizona and am excited to have the...

...students trying to figure out what they want in life! I've done some really interesting research at ASU. Before that though, believe it or not, I was dead set on becoming a musician and living my life with a touring band, and came very close to doing so! I began tutoring around this same time when I was in high school, simply to earn some extra income to fund said musical aspirations. I ended up...

...some of my greatest strong-suits. For this reason, I enjoy teaching the SAT. Having mastery in all subjects is the key to having a good, well-balanced SAT score for applying to colleges. Every student, no matter what his or her struggles are, can be successful with school. It may take some extra patience, a modification in my teaching technique, an adjustment in the student's study habits, or simply finding and unraveling what the student's motivation...

...can understand which areas a person is having difficulties with, and focus on those. I worked as an Instructional Aide for 3 semesters at Arizona State University in Calculus courses for Engineers. In addition to tutoring, I gave weekly quizzes on the material and kept grade records for approximately 250 students per semester. Currently I work at a math tutoring center for grades 1-12. I really enjoy the variety of subjects and ages that I...

...find the concepts to be incredibly fun to both learn and teach. In addition to tutoring, I also worked as a multivariable calculus teaching assistant for the Harvard Mathematics Department. I firmly believe that anyone can learn math. There's no such things as a "math person." It's just a matter of finding the right teacher. Outside of my academic pursuits, I also enjoy flying single-engine airplanes, writing screenplays, playing a relaxing game of golf, and...

I've been told, many times, that I have a natural gift for teaching. Throughout my schooling and my professional career I've been called on to make the complexities of any subject more accessible to my fellows. Let me put that talent and experience to work for you. ... Mainly Socratic. First, I ask questions to find out where the difficulty is, and then I try to pose the questions that will get the student past their stuck points.

I am a Junior at Arizona State University studying Math and Economics! Originally from San Diego, I love being outdoors, sports, and being active. I'm the captain of the Ultimate Frisbee team at ASU and have a 3.76 GPA. I am truly enjoying college and all the opportunities it has to offer. Hopefully, I'll have the opportunity to tutor you!

...strive to find ways to take a concept that a student is struggling with and break it down so that they are able to gain a strong understanding of how to solve not only their specific problem, but how to approach problem solving in the future. In my free time, I enjoy horseback riding (I trained horses and gave riding lessons while I was in high school), photography, martial arts, Halo, Minecraft, Bioshock Infinite, anything...

...and in my ability to tutor them effectively. My tutoring experience has given me the skills to work with students of any age, skill level, or prerequisite knowledge. My main goal when tutoring is to teach a fundamental understanding. So many students perform math as a set of steps to memorize, but with a true understanding math can be transformed into an intuitive subject. In my spare time I enjoy reading, watching television and movies,...

I have earned a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from BYU, located in Utah. Math has always come easily for me, but I have especially enjoyed finding new ways to explain concepts that my friends or younger siblings were struggling to understand. My job while in school was to tutor on-campus, so I received experience and training in helping students learn to take on their homework and tests with confidence.