Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Rome, OH

...high school, staring with math and expanded to many other subjects. I have tutored many students in different age groups from elementary school to those who are adults and just need extra support. I work with these students in many different subjects including Math, English, Writing, Vocabulary, along with IT certifications, and basic computer use...

...in high school and college. It felt like nothing discussed while in the classroom stuck with me, and it was almost pointless for me to be there. You are not alone! And, this also isn't a reflection on your ability to ever learn these subjects! You just need to approach the problems differently, and spend...

I have a Masters in Chemistry from Case Western Reserve University. I have tutored students throughout my academic career and gained further experience when I was a Graduate Teaching Assistant at CWRU. I have helped students with Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry as well as Physical Chemistry. My most knowledgeable field would be Biochemistry.

...a solid understanding of the basic concepts makes higher level courses much easier. I have taught calculus courses as a STEM Peer Teacher at Cleveland State University and most problems students seem to have stems from a lack of understanding in the prerequisite material, even so far as having trouble with basic arithmetic. Learning mathematics...

...physics and biology. These courses provide a great opportunity to work one-on-one with students who need some extra help and to make sure that everyone is comfortable with the topic being examined. I believe that students gain a better understanding and appreciation for the material when they are led to the answer through questions and...

...cum laude from UCLA in June 2018 with a B.S. in Applied Mathematics. I can tutor a variety of subjects, but mathematics subjects and ACT/SAT prep are my specialty. My interests particularly lie in algebra and calculus based subjects. My ideology is that any student can learn anything; it's the job of the instructor to...

...and I am a life long learner and teacher with almost a decade of experience teaching high school and middle school math. I want to help you succeed by preparing you to excel in both the classroom and standardized tests. My style isn't to talk at you and expect you to understand advanced math concepts...

...teaches him /her creative thinking strategies by applying the scientific method approach in solving scientific problems. For a student, learning Math and Physics from an Engineer's perspective is defiantly a unique experience. For me, sharing my educations, skills, and experience with students satisfies my passion in helping them to have a solid and practical understanding...

...strive to identify the learning style that works for each student and build success from their platform. I hold the following degrees: Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Mathematics, Brown University Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering, Brown University Master of Arts in Pure Mathematics, Duke University May 1992, Bachelor of Arts in Physics, Duke University...

...but my favorite subject to teach and tutor is math. Throughout high school and especially in my section of AP Calculus, I would tutor many of my peers. When I teach someone I think the most important thing is that he or she understands the material not just recognize a pattern of when to use...

...Engineering. I love anything related to STEM, especially mathematics, and I would love to help students that are having difficulty and/or are struggling with Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Pre-calculus, Calculus 1 and Calculus 2. I also believe I am a good test taker and can teach you strategies to improve your overall scores in either...

...in Mathematics with a concentration in statistics. I have completed my coursework for a doctoral degree in statistics at Bowling Green State University and am currently completing my dissertation. I have taught both college level algebra courses as well as Trigonometry at the college level. I have also taught entry level statistics and second semester...

...end of 2016). My hobbies range over topics such as fun reading and being part of several fandoms (Harry Potter, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Wheel of Time, Kingkiller Chronicles, and several others), academic reading and history podcasting, conlanging (creating languages), camping/hiking, kayaking, Boy Scouts/Scouting, puzzle solving (blacksmith's puzzles, Rubik's solids, etc.), and playing...

...Teacher up-to-date on the latest developments in the Common Core curriculum and content-specific pedagogy. It is my desire to empower students to succeed and learn the skills necessary to become highly valued members of society. I believe that students should take an active role in the learning process and I am fully committed to providing...

...Youth at Princeton University, teaching a high school Epidemiology course. Professionally, I've tutored children on the Autism spectrum with additional learning disabilities including ADHD and Dyslexia. I earned a Bachelor's of Arts (BA) at Case Western Reserve University in Medical Anthropology and Cognitive Science. I earned my Master of Arts (MA) degree, also at CWRU...

...an Intervention Specialist, Early Childhood Educator, and Autism Spectrum Disorder. I am currently an IEP Coordinator at a school in Akron. I am licensed to teach K-12 Intervention and I have completed my Master of Education in Early Childhood Pk-3, which I have have seen applied for my license for Pk-3 general education.

...two years. I also earned my M.Ed. in Secondary Education from Arizona State University during this time, and I graduated in Spring of 2021. While most of my experience is working with middle school students, I am certified to teach math between grades 6-12. I have worked with all kinds of learners, including students with...

Having studied physics in college and worked in biomedical engineering, I am no stranger to technical jargon. But it is that jargon which (for me at least) makes learning more difficult than need be. Therefor, I have made it my goal to increase comprehension by eliminating the "big confusing" words that inevitably arise.

...I & II and Statistics. Part of my teaching methods to challenge students to explain their thought processing while working on math problems. This allows for students to show their grasp on the materials and any topics we may need to review. In my free time, I love to cook, listen to music, and write...

...are my best friends. Looking for a new adventure, I accepted my spot at the University of Miami. I was rather the major-changer at first, dropping the very competitive neuroscience program I was part of my freshman year only in exchange for curiosity in fields like math and philosophy. After that, I found my true...