Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Providence, RI

...Additionally, I have experience working with all types of students--from competitive high school seniors to underprivileged primary school children in an underdeveloped country. My colleagues would describe me as a poised, energetic, conversational, musical people-person. My work demonstrates my strengths in cultural competency, teamwork, and communication, while also showcasing my flexibility and willingness to learn new tasks, even with little-to-no experience. When outside the classroom, I can be found running around the Chestnut Hill Reservoir,...

...University with a major in Economics and a minor in English. Since graduation, I have worked in management and Human Resources. I have tutored math and English throughout my time at Quinnipiac University and enjoy helping students understand a subject that can appear intimidating. I believe that learning should be fun and I do everything I can to have meaningful tutoring sessions that take the stress out of learning a challenging subject.

...of varying difficulty. I emphasize gaining an understanding as to why skills and techniques work and how they are useful. This emphasis makes it easier for students to tackle novel problems and retain their knowledge. For physics I tutor in basic physics, the SAT subject test in physics, and AP Physics 1,2& C. For mathematics, I tutor in elementary mathematics, Algebra 1,2,3,4, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, Calculus 1,2,3 and AP Calculus AB/BC, Multivariable Calculus, SAT math...

Hello! My name is Claire. I am from Middletown, New Jersey, and I recently graduated from Saint John Vianney High School. I am currently a freshman at Northeastern University in Boston, where I am studying Mechanical Engineering. I have always had a passion for math and science, so I am excited to share that by assisting other students!

...can have. I have taught briefly at the high school level and assisted at the graduate level, and I have found that I am skilled at adjusting and catering my teaching abilities to students with different past experiences that require different ways of learning. I am currently a practicing biostatistician and a PhD student in biostatistics at the University of Massachusetts, at Amherst. I am excited about the opportunity to help others learn.... Every student has...

I am a graduate from Northwestern University with a Master's in Integrated Marketing Communications. Before that, I earned my Bachelor's in Economics and Creative Writing from Brandeis University. I am passionate about learning, and truly believe that it is a never-ending process. I primarily tutor mathematics and economics.

...14 years ago for College. As an undergraduate, I majored in advanced chemistry studies. Upon graduating, I worked as a food scientist for two years, after which, I decided to start my PhD degree pursuit. In 2020, I successfully defended my PhD dissertation in chemistry, with multiple high profile publications. Currently, I work as a protein scientist, however, I am venturing into teaching, solely because I enjoy sharing my knowledge and helping students succeed.

...fun learning environment for them. My favorite subjects to tutor are mathematics, ranging from middle school to college level. I have experience in mentorship with many young students through the "International Space Apps Challenge" and other peer-to-peer teaching environments. My teaching style is very visual, and I tend to write down and try to visualize each concept I am talking about. If there are different ways the student believes they learn best, I will make...

...a current Biomedical Engineering student at the University of Rochester. Through majoring in an engineering discipline and having previous tutoring experience for middle school - high school mathematics I believe I am best equipped to tutor in math. Additionally, I also have a strong basis in basic sciences such as biology and chemistry. I often find myself explaining challenging mathematical concepts to peers at school, and hope to extend that education to a broader audience.

...the GRE or other examinations assessing quantitative aptitudes will quickly identify why professors and students alike praise the clarity and effectiveness of my instruction and tutorial style. I have with equal effectiveness addressed issues of those confronting failure and those wishing to be coached to superior academic attainment. I recently earned an honors degree in mathematics, Phi Betta Kappa, from the University of Rochester. There, I gained over 4 years of experience tutoring students of...

...is so precise, but also because it describes the world we live in. I recognize that some students learn best through real-life examples, while others might prefer more abstract problem-solving. I want to help students by finding out how they like to learn and translating the content into a language they'll understand best. Many people don't currently enjoy math, seeing it as an obstacle. I want to change that for my students who feel this...

...Research Support Associate at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Smith College with a degree in Chemistry and minor in Biology. I am extremely passionate about both science and education and have been tutoring for over five years. I enjoy tutoring high school and undergraduate students in mathematics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, and physics. I believe math and science don't have to be hard when explained well! I can also tutor...

...down, and offer clear, intuitive explanations that help students reconnect with the material. I strive to model the kind of curiosity and persistence I want to inspire in my students. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy exploring connections between mathematics, cognitive science, and philosophy, as well as spending time with my family and learning alongside my children. I believe education is a lifelong process, and I love being part of that journey for others.

My name is Neil, but my friends call me Nemo. I am passionate about learning and exploring mathematics, and helping others learn all of the things that I have come to know and understand about the field.

I am a current medical student (MD/PhD) at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. I graduated in 2020 from UC San Diego with a degree in bioengineering: biotechnology. I have been a tutor for the past 5 years and my motto that I try to impart on students is to learn by doing. ... That learning should be fun and interesting, not something to be dreaded.... Assess their current skill level in the subject. Then have...

...subjects that often feel intimidating. I believe that anyone can succeed in math with the right guidance and support, and I'm committed to making abstract concepts feel approachable and even enjoyable. I have experience working with high school and college students in areas such as algebra, calculus, statistics, and standardized test preparation. I especially enjoy tutoring calculus and statistics because they blend real-world applications with logical thinking, often sparking those satisfying "aha!" moments for students....

...I may ask them more questions than they ask me. I do this in order to determine where any fundamental misunderstandings exist. I find that in most instances, confused students are unclear on one or two simple, yet important ideas. Clearing these up, and deliberately following their implications, can make students have a much better level of understanding while also feeling confident in their knowledge. This processes defines my style of teaching.

...understanding of how concepts apply to the real-world, not just specific scenarios. My academic background is diverse in range, rich in research projects, and successful as I'm in the very top of my class! The approach I take to teaching focuses on the foundations and interdisciplinary qualities of the field, but more so I'm here to help you learn the way you want to learn, whether that be through discussions, graphing, or another method.

I am a Computer Engineering and Computer Science student in the honors program at Northeastern University who has always had a passion for teaching others.

Hi! My name is Zina Yonten and I am currently taking the Fab-academy course out of Dassault Systemes in Waltham. I have a mechanical Engineering degree from TCU. During my undergraduate years, i tutored underclassmen precalculus and calculus 1 with 100% success rate. I also tutor economics since it was one of my favorite classes and i excelled in it. In my free time I play basketball.