Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Pflugerville, TX

...have a B.A. in Mathematics and American Studies and am enrolled in a Masters program in math at the New Mexico State University. At Williams, I served as a peer tutor at the Math and Science Resource Center for Calculus I, Calculus II, and Calculus III. I have also worked as a personal tutor for students in community college, high school, and middle school. I believe that learning math should be a collaborative process.

I'm a college student at UT Austin studying Philosophy and Biomedical Engineering. I've tutored students from 2nd grade to college in subjects ranging from basic math to E & M Physics, but most of my experience is in SAT and ACT prep. I have pride in my ability to assess where students are and what they need to achieve their goals, and hope to work with many more students through Varsity.

I am a junior electrical engineering student at the University of Texas at Austin, and I tutor mathematics. My primary tutoring experience centers around introductory calculus and differential equations.... The goal of any teacher should be to leave a student confident with their knowledge.... I will teach students study-strategies that I have found effective for other students.... I would remind a student of all they have already accomplished.... I would work with the student to build...

...can quickly assess my students, molding my teaching style to maximize their strengths and reshape their weaknesses into positive traits. Perhaps most importantly, I teach them how to learn, so they are always in the powerful position of being able to help themselves. This custom approach ensures they're given every tool necessary to be successful, building their confidence and skills enough to ultimately wean them off their tutor in the near future.

I'm a former Peace Corps volunteer who taught high school math and physics in West Africa. I have bachelors degrees in both physics and mathematics, as well as a masters degree in electrical engineering. I currently work as a licensed Professional Engineer. Obviously, I like solving engineering problems. I also like spending time with my family, playing video games, and riding my bicycle." ... Learning is a habit.... I would start by asking the student which...

I received a B.S. in Mathematics from William & Mary and am now a graduate student at the University of Oslo. I tutor various high-school and university level mathematics subjects as well as SAT and GRE math; I have also been a Teaching Assistant for Calculus II - III at Northeastern University. As an aspiring mathematician, tutoring has helps me refine my own understanding and improve my ability to communicate mathematics.

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.

I'm an entering freshman at the University of Texas at Austin to study Computer Science. I''m here to help students grow and prepare for standardized tests like the ACT, AP exams and help out with STEM in general.

...teaching English and helping you understand literature. My teaching philosophy is that we should both think through a problem together. And in the process I will show you all my assumptions and steps, so that you know how an expert approaches problems like this. All of this must also be done while keeping simplicity a priority. I also believe in having a friendly and jovial personality and try my best to make learning fun. I...

...on-level courses to Dual Credit and AP courses. My favorite subjects to work with are Geometry, for its practicality, Statistics for its power, and Pre-Calculus because trigonometry is fun! While those are my favorites, I can tutor Pre-Algebra, Algebra (1 and 2), and Calculus, as well. I believe that learning is a process, a slow, non-linear, vulnerable, and frustrating process. It is essential for the tutor and student to have a trusting relationship and for...

...that books can be hard to decipher quite often due to the lack of tone and author's preconceived notions about the student's background. Therefore, when I tutor I build the framework from the ground up and depend a lot on visual aids (diagrams and charts) rather than formulas and numbers. I believe that there is no such thing as a dumb question and I address each question as many times as necessary . I also...

...an answer. After all, mathematics is the numerical explanation of the universe (and science can be seen as applied math), and giving life and meaning to abstract concepts will do more than just earn a student a better grade. It will help them develop problem-solving skills they will need throughout their academic careers. This is why I find math (and other engineering-related fields such as physics and programming) so enjoyable; all of these subjects boil...

...really love helping people learn more about various subjects because it's great to see them improve over time and be happy and content with learning the subject and getting problems right. Also, I love talking about stuff I'm passionate about (math, physics, philosophy, astronomy, etc.) and it's great to talk about it with people who are willing to listen. I have a teaching style of catering to the student, i.e. how I teach depends on...

...going to medical school someday. My personal philosophy with teaching focuses on being personable. I'm still a child at heart and I believe that I should not have to sacrifice professionalism for having a silly personality. I also believe that being a tutor involves being relatable to my students and being understanding of both failure and success. There were many times that I failed in high school and college, and I am not afraid to...

...BS in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, I have an in-depth knowledge and love for sciences. I also recently took the DAT, the dental admissions test, which focuses on math, reading, biology, and chemistry, which continued to keep my brain focused in the sciences after graduation. Although my love for learning and sciences is strong does not mean these subjects come easily to me. I work and study extremely hard to meet my goals and find...

I got my bachelor's in Computer Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2017. Since graduating, I had been working at NVIDIA as a Computer Architect for five and a half years. I will be starting my new role as a software engineer in Oracle Cloud next month. Looking to help students out with math!

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.

...the why and how, not just memorization. Teaching is an opportunity for me to continue to engage with the subjects I fell in love with when I was in school, and I hope to impart some of that passion on to any student I take on. I love teaching Mathematics and Physics, but I can be a resource for nearly all subjects up to a point. Outside of teaching, I enjoy playing chess, reading, staying...

I'm here to help, and my goal is to make sure you can understand your subject before the end of the session. I have experience tutoring STEM Subjects and Spanish due to my experience in this areas as well as my proficiency.

...way for me to learn is to teach. When I was in college I would always offer to tutor my friends in their classes, and I ended up doing this for the 3.5 years that I was in school. Every time I would see how I was helping them achieve their goals I would fall more in love with teaching. Now that I am out of school I still want to continue to be able...