Award-Winning Calculus Tutors in San Marcos, TX

...attended Barnard College of Columbia University in New York City and studied Applied Mathematics and Philosophy, while also pursuing pre-medical studies. In NYC, I gained a wide variety of teaching and tutoring experiences in classrooms, with private clients, and via community service work for non-profit organizations. Currently, I work at a middle school in Chicago teaching middle school math, as well as tutor for city clients. I am most passionate about math, but am comfortable...

...my specializations are in Math and Physics. I have a special passion for math and physics and I believe students only dislike it when is taught in too regimented a manner, as is often the case in schools. I'll help them truly grasp concepts and teach them the tips and tricks I have learned through the years. The excitement a student feels when they understand what they're doing (and not just following a set of...

...my students to guarantee my lessons meet their needs and expectations. I believe anyone can succeed in math, it is a matter of finding a way to relate to the material. I have a broad background - with degrees in engineering and liberal arts - and will work with you to relate material to your strengths and interests. My professional background is in aerospace engineering and software development, where I applied math to real world...

...Since I've returned, I have been teaching and tutoring in the Austin area. While I have tutored a wide range of subjects including English, Chemistry, Physics, Social Studies, French, Arabic and ESL, my favorite subject to teach is Math. I have loved math since I was a student myself and I really enjoy getting to share knowledge with my students and show them how beautiful Math can be. When it comes to learning, I think...

...with a focus on indigenous populations living in tropical/temperate rain forests. I love to tutor math as well as any science courses because they have a large quantity of information that needs to be digested, but once you get that light bulb moment it's something you'll never forget. In my personal tutoring style I like to approach problems from many different angles, as well as walk through each one step by step to ensure solid...

Hello, my name is Mark Martinez, but I go by Tony. I'm originally from San Antonio, Texas and I graduated from high school in 2014. I am currently a third year prospective chemical engineer studying at the University of Texas at Austin. I am a versatile and hard working person. In my free time, I love being outdoors, playing board games, and playing and watching sports, especially soccer. ... I want to help students understand subjects that don't come easy by engaging them in a positive manner and showing new ways to approach problems.

...a Master of Science in Applied Mathematics from Tarleton State University. I have several years of experience in higher education. In my two years at Tarleton State University I have taught various levels of college algebra. I have also taught at ITT Technical Institute for two years, covering many electronics and programming classes. I enjoy helping students to see difficult subjects like mathematics and programming in a different light, making the material a little less...

...of highschoolers in Geometry to prepare them for their TAKS exams. I have also given one-on-one Calculus tutoring to several college students, as Calculus is my favorite subject. Since I love math in general, I tutor many subjects from Algebra II to SAT/GRE Test Prep. I like to be very patient and encouraging with my students, because I believe all students can excel if they are taught how to think about each problem and develop...

...and homework questions are designed to pick up on this ability. By leading students to answers, I mean to teach students how to apply their own minds to find their own (correct) answers, which is something that gives me tremendous satisfaction and fulfillment. The question-asking method doesn't always work for every situation, however. Sometimes an important abstract concept is unclear to a student, in which case I will explain it in a way that is...

...physics; I especially enjoy tutoring high school physics. Tutoring should be a two way street of communication and aimed at helping the student in the best way possible, since each student is unique. I feel that building a professional relationship in which the student is fully comfortable with the tutor builds the best foundation for learning, and my philosophy supports mutual respect. I like to employ a back and forth of questions that triggers the...