Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving San Antonio, TX

...and architect. I believe that anyone that has the ambition to take on a goal can achieve it if you put in the effort and the time. There is no knowledge that cannot be attained with enough time and persistence. In my career, mentorship has been sparse and I believe that we need more people that take the time to bring up the next generation of professional not matter in what stage there in. Knowledge...

...a passion for helping students succeed, I bring both technical expertise and a personal understanding of the challenges students face in mastering complex concepts. Over the past seven years, I have provided personalized, one-on-one tutoring in high school-level mathematics, including Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. My approach focuses on tailoring lesson plans to meet individual learning needs, enabling students to achieve an average performance improvement of 25%. My teaching philosophy emphasizes fostering long-term comprehension and...

...students reach their academic goals, help them understand the concept and help them succeed in academics. I have completed my bachelor's in Cell and Molecular Biology from U.T Austin. I have worked in a research lab as an analyst. I worked in emergency department as a scribe. I have tutored many students who have improved significantly in their academic goals. I will find ways to help the student understand the concepts and work with each...

...City, Missouri. I graduated undergraduate at Southern University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana with a Bachelor of Science in Accounting. I currently live in San Antonio, Texas. I am an entrepreneur and a licensed notary. I have been married for 8 years, I have a daughter and 3 dogs. I love to help people achieve their goals! I have been a substitute teacher since 2014 which has enabled me to be more passionate about our youth...

...STEM with two B.Sc degrees, one in engineering and another in chemistry. This diversity allows me to relate and cater to a wider variety of students competently. I enjoy learning and improving myself little by little every day. I also enjoy explaining what I've learned to others in a palatable manner. I know how difficult some topics can be, I remember studying them the first time through and the frustration that can go along with...

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...educator with a genuine interest in students cognitive and social growth. My strong passion for teaching helps me to motivate and inspire students, thereby creating a fun and challenging learning environment. I possess excellent communication skills; present information in a variety of ways, emphasizing relevance of class materials to the world beyond the class. I effectively collaborate with parents and all levels of staff members, fostering quality relationship. My key strengths include: Differentiated Instruction Creative...

...when they understand a complex concept brings me such joy, and it's the reason I'm so passionate about tutoring and mentoring. My philosophy is that there is no such thing as a basic or silly question: I know what it feels like to look at a problem and not even know where to start. Education is about learning new things, and if I am able to help someone learn something new, I've achieved my goal...

...Engineering from the University of Texas at San Antonio. I also have a wealth of experience teaching and tutoring all ages, specifically in mathematics related subjects, which I heavily favor. I tutor everything from basic math up to and including Calculus and Differential Equations. There's a definite joy that I take in seeing the moment that a student grasps a problem and you can almost hear the *click* as everything falls into place. I'm hoping...

...in Math-Computer Science from McMurry University, and later received my Master of Science in Computer Science from Texas Tech University with a focus on Software Engineering. After school, I have worked as a software engineer for several IT companies to build/develop applications with modern technologies. I have participated in several interesting projects including the aerospace program for NASA, building web applications for millions of taxpayers. I am passionate about science, math and languages (English and...

...development. I've taught an aikido class with over thirty students, and I worked for a year assisting students with their writing in Oberlin College's writing center. I've spent years explaining jargon-heavy subjects in plain language, and I understand the importance of ensuring that students can do the same. I am ready to immediately begin tutoring for math, econ, and finance-heavy classes, because I emphasized them in my degree and because I reviewed them for the...

...Baylor University. I majored in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. I interned with NASA at Johnson Space Center as an Electrical Engineer helping develop the next generation extravehicular spacesuit radio. I interned with US Army Space and Terrestrial Communications where I was a part of the Computer Engineering and Cybersecurity branch. While in college I freelanced tutored in engineering and math from Algebra to Calculus to my peers and underclassmen as...

...with that intent. Circumstances changed that path and I got a BA in Geology from Trinity University in San Antonio. When I was in my 30's, I decided to get back to my path of becoming a math teacher. I went to UTSA and picked up over 50 hours of math, got my teaching certificate and started teaching. In the early 2000's, I was given the opportunity through a grant to get my Master's in...

...for the last 3 years. I am certified in 7-12 Math which means I am capable of teaching Calculus, Algebra, Algebra 2, Statistics, Pre-Algebra, Middle School, Elementary School, Writing, Grammar and Mechanics, and Essay Editing. My favorite subjects to tutor are every level of math or Chemistry. I have loved math growing up, and I want to help students love math. My tutoring style is centered around the question, "Why does it matter?" If I...

I graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio. I have a Bachelors of Science in Physics. I have been tutoring students since high school and understand physics and math can be difficult to comprehend. With my background in physic I know I can help student better understand mathematics and it's applications. In my spare time I enjoy running, hiking, and long rides on my bicycle.

I have tutored calculus and statistics for 10+ years. When I tutor, I encourage students to prepare questions and attempt homework ahead of our session times, as that tends to make the sessions happen much more smoothly. When I study math, I look for the proofs and connections to previous concepts; so much of my instruction tries to incorporate "why concepts work" in addition to the process of how they work.

...what exactly I wanted to do; that's when I first began my children into the field of education. I started volunteering with a nonprofit called School on Wheels, which offers free tutoring services for students experiencing homelessness. I also started working part time as an instructional aide in Special Education, where I worked with several different types of populations including: Deaf/HOH, Autism, and Emotionally and Socially Delayed. When I returned, I wanted to continue to...

...to see people meet their goals. With 7+ years experience in the Marines, I have learned unique life skills and understand the nature of difficult circumstances. I am currently attending college at the University of Texas at San Antonio for Civil Engineering. Learning has not always been a walk in the park for me. Coming out of the military I had to reteach myself a lot of the skills I learned in high school; because...

I'm currently a senior in college studying Mathematics at the University of Texas at San Antonio. I enjoy trying to simplify challenging problems and helping others understand what they are doing along the way. My teaching style is to remain patient, and attentive to your concerns. I enjoy outdoor activities and relaxing with friends.

...had changed their majors because of their fear of Math. I decided I needed to teach in high school instead of the university level so that I could catch them before they let their fear of Math keep them from doing what they really wanted to do. I was blessed in being able to do what I thoroughly enjoyed and felt that everyone should have that opportunity. As I started teaching high school, I noticed...