Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Sandy, UT

...a bachelor's degree in geological science (geophysics) from University of Colorado Boulder with a minor in mathematics. Part of my success in college came from the preparation I had from taking AP Calculus and Physics courses in high school. I'm a huge fan of visual aids and examining real-life examples and applications when teaching. I...

...Lone Peak High School and Mathnasium, where I discovered my passion for helping students work toward that "aha!" moment of understanding. Since then, I have been a TA and research assistant in the physics department at Brigham Young University. I am a master at explaining difficult concepts in a way that is easy to understand,...

From the early days of my academic journey to my current pursuit of a college degree, my passion for mathematics and engineering has been the guiding force behind my educational endeavors. Since grade school, I have been captivated by the beauty and logic inherent in mathematical...

...be present at lectures while others may find it more effective to learn by doing the problem itself. Each student is different and not everyone only fit into one mold or style of learning and the best learning plan may be a hybrid of many learning technique. My favorite part about tutoring is that I...

...firm believer in "meeting someone where they are." That is, I've found it most helpful to try to adapt material presentation to fit a student's particular learning style and pre-existing skill set rather than to force them to adapt to me. As a lifelong learner, I believe that if one approaches new challenges with both...

...from a professor due to doing extremely well in his class. I accepted this position and quickly became very interested in composite materials. I began to not only do research on the subject of composite materials but also began to write papers and present at conferences. Ultimately, I would like to obtain my PhD in...

...believing it's too hard for you, or that you just aren't smart enough. Believe me, those things aren't true! Everyone can excel at math, you just need to have it explained to you in a way that makes sense to you. That's what I enjoy- finding ways to explain math so my students get it....

...exercises and problems to solidify one's understanding of concepts without taking up too much time. Though learning is a universal skill, it manifests differently from person to person. My goal is to help my students find their own way of learning and devise a study plan that will lead them to their goals.... Often, there is a lot of "fluff" in the problems that students face on their tests. With all of my students, I share...

...am an experienced educator of all ages. I taught mathematics in public and private high school. I love to teach the ABC's, but I also love advanced science and math. I love learning and hope to inspire that love in others. I look forward to helping children and adults of all ages discover their "aha"...

...enriching tutoring experience - one that addresses the intellectual, practical and creative aspects of Mathematics. I've helped students from a variety of ages succeed in all kinds of subjects, from arithmetic to advanced calculus and standardized tests. One of my most notable successes was helping a student raise his standardized test score over 150 points...

...lots of things. I aim to become a climate scientist at a university, but that's a little ways down the road. I feel that tutoring makes up for much of what the school system lacks, especially during a pandemic when things are just that much harder. My goal with each student is to work myself...

...electrical engineering student at the University of Utah. I have been working part time as a tutor at both the University of Utah and at Salt Lake Community College for about three months now. I love helping people learn and I've really enjoyed working with people of all ages to succeed in their classes.

I believe in teaching everyone at their level while also treating them like an adult. This entails respect for the student, but also strong expectations. I value transparency, patience, and progress. Above all, I want those I teach to feel totally comfortable with me, no matter what's in the way.

...in Mechanical Engineering. I enjoy helping people succeed and believe that people should not be discouraged in seeking help if they are not understanding or have difficulties with school subjects. While I helped my peers with understand math, I have grown to enjoy this subject because I see it as a puzzle needing to be...

...8 years, in both math and science, and have had lots of different learning experiences with it! Every student and tutoring session has been unique, and has helped me learn and grow as a tutor and future teacher. I've tutored mostly middle and high school students, but have also had small experiences tutoring elementary school...

...excited to help people understand these topics better. I don't have any direct tutoring/teaching experience (yet!), but I have spent years helping peers and friends learn more about STEM topics. I have a flexible schedule and am willing to help anyone that needs me. I will help you develop your critical thinking and problem-solving skills...

...algebra, and ordinary differential equations. I tutored individuals and groups of students in that setting. During my graduate degree at the University of Utah, I was a teaching assistant for undergraduate and graduate mechanical engineering courses, including Statics, Mechanics of Materials, Advanced Mechanics of Materials, and Biomechanics. I enjoy helping others understand new concepts and...

...opportunity to tutor many in advanced mathematics. I tutored for courses in astronomy, multivariable calculus, and partial differential equations. I think that learning is the greatest experience that one can have in this life and is indeed the essence of life. My enthusiasm and my skill makes me a great tutor.... Imparting knowledge depends on two things; (1) a love for learning and gaining understanding, and (2) a love for sharing it.

...understand the material. I have a mind for problem solving, which is why I decided to pursue engineering, so I tend to think of tutoring as a type of problem solving. Not only am I helping the student solve their homework problems, I am also figuring out the reason the student doesn't understand the material...

I am an undergraduate student at Brigham Young University. I am currently majoring in mathematics education and love being able to teach and help those around me. I have been a tutor for about seven years now.