Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Phoenix, AZ

...struggled with a concept, because the tutor can hone in on the specifics. Math is a skill that gets better with practice, like sports or music. I keep my arithmetic skills sharp through tutoring at Kumon, and my higher math skills through self-study with my college textbooks and tutoring higher math students. I plan on getting a Master's in math in the near future. When I am not teaching, I am engaged in the domestic...

...exceed their expectations. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time outdoors and exploring all that Arizona has to offer -- it's so different from the east coast that I just can't get enough of it! I also like taking my telescope out into the desert to try my hand at amateur astronomy and photography, experimenting in the kitchen, and cycling. When I'm not out and about, I can frequently be found curled up with...

...genetics, biostatistics, coding, and history. My work integrates these fields to uncover the complex interactions between humans and their microbes, giving me a unique interdisciplinary perspective. In addition to my research, I have led graduate-level workshops in Python and R, helping students and researchers alike develop essential coding skills for data analysis and scientific inquiry. Currently, I am a Postdoctoral Scholar at Arizona State University, working in the College of Health Solutions, where I continue...

...middle school, where I started as a tutor for the kids with disabilities. I attend tutoring myself now in college, my university offers great in-person and online tutoring. I now tutor my friends and teammates- I am the go-to for all the math questions my teammates may have! Math is my strong suit but I have a strong background for all standardized test subjects as well. I know how to teach to the test for...

I am a Microbiologist, working in industry jobs for the past 2 years. I majored in Molecular Biology at Brigham Young University, and took 4 years of Chemical Engineering classes. I love helping students learn and really understand concepts and subjects.

How do you learn best? What is your learning style? How can I best help you learn more effectively? These are the questions that guide me when I sit down to help a new student. A mentor once told me that there are no learning disabled students, there are only teaching disabled instructors. I am always looking for new approaches to benefit every student better.

I'm a Junior Mechanical Engineering student who is involved in a lot of engineering projects and courses. I especially love Physics and Dynamics but I can help with any lower division MAE courses.

...foreign students. I enjoy working with students very much in helping them to achieve their goals academically and personally, in each of the areas that I teach. To help make learning more engaging I like to create games for students to learn their subjects in a more accessible manner. I also do my best to find ways to connect what they enjoy to help them learn and look for the best ways to support the...

...I know something that would benefit someone else, I love to share. Most recently I worked in the Stats Department as a TA for R and SAS programming. I held lab hours where students could come in with any question and I'd work with them on their projects. I believe that any type of teaching needs to be catered to the student to achieve maximum comprehension. I do my best to help my students learn,...

...portion of the Elementary Teacher Certification test. I have also tutored some of my classmates in my math and science courses. I am fully capable of tutoring for many math courses from elementary school to sophomore year college level as well as high school chemistry and physics. Other than loving math, I also love baseball and am a huge Diamondbacks fan! I also have an interest in playing the piano and have taken some piano...

...the student. When I tutor students they are the driving force. How I approach them depends on their understanding and participation. I ask many questions to guide them along until they learn the process of solving the problems. Students must be able to relate one kind of problem to the next. What are the similarities and what are the differences? What strategies can be used? There are often multiple strategies, what is the best one...

...to cell/developmental), mathematics (up to college calculus), Spanish, English vocabulary, and writing (academic and creative). My personal teaching philosophy involves rigor and accountability, but I always make sure that my students feel comfortable with the pace of learning. I try to foster a culture of kindness and honesty during my sessions so that students don't feel like they have to hide any discomfort or confusion about a certain topic. Apart from my academics, I love...

I have an avid passion for all STEM fields, with a special focus on mathematics. I believe in invoking real-world examples into math problems, not only to help explain problems but to instill an appreciation for the subject as a whole. My other strengths include physics, engineering concepts, and computer programming.

...I enjoy tutoring Algebra, Trigonometry, and Programming because they provide an understanding of patterns and logic, which I believe are useful problem-solving techniques that can be utilized throughout life. My tutoring style includes teaching how to efficiently and effectively set up and solve problems for tests and explaining real world applications for advanced math and how it relates to Electrical Engineering. In my spare time, I enjoy biking, hiking, weight lifting, healthy cooking, playing video...

...my math teachers when they would teach in class. This inspired me to become a high school math teacher. The first step was becoming a peer tutoring my classmates. This lead to tutoring math to college students. Then tutoring students while working as a TA. Then I worked as a data scientist which not only did I understand more how to apply math in the workspace, but also learned how to explain math concepts to...

...much better in it than any other class subject. I would feel stupid in class when they were teaching other class and super smart when it came to math. I was considered smart by people who are way smarter than me. But because I excelled in one thing that they did not they thought I was doing great in everything else which I did not. I now have a degree in Electrical Engineering and feel...

...degree in Education. I previously received my Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry from Arizona State as well. I have 8 years of tutoring experience with students in middle school and high school. I plan to pursue a PhD in Education at the conclusion of my Master's program. Not every student's needs are the same. I tailor my teaching style to suit each student most effectively. I try to make each subject interesting and have students engaged...

It is my belief that everyone is capable of higher level learning. Although I am young, I have seen a variety of learners from different parts of the country. I have learned that teaching and learning is not a one size fits all. I will my instruction to meet you needs, and help you reach your learning goals!

...different colors and incorporated diagrams to improve conceptual understanding because I firmly believe every problem can be solved; if we have a solid foundation and truly understand a concept, we can apply it to any given scenario and figure out the solution. In order to make sure of this, I always encourage students to ask questions until all doubts have been cleared before moving on to decrease gaps in understanding. I can help with math,...

...my passion for learning to students who aren't getting the help they need in the classroom. I have experience tutoring students from 13 to college age in math and science, and I'm looking forward to expanding my subject with new students in social studies, reading, and test prep. I am particularly interested in helping high school students prepare for AP tests, many of which I have personal experience with. When I'm not working, I try...