Award-Winning Calculus Tutors in Santa Barbara, CA

...working with kids! I want to not only be a tutor, but be a mentor to my students. I want to be someone they can look up to and feel comfortable with. My main goal in tutoring is not only teaching students about the subject material, but to also teach them how to study and be organized on their own, when I am not there to help them. I am very outgoing, but also patient,...

...area. I've been surrounded by math and science since I was a kid, and I've completed advanced college courses in math and physics. I really enjoy helping students understand math and science They're fascinating subjects to understand, especially once you can see their effect in the real world, and also because they are such empowering subjects to understand when it comes to careers. I also work as a professional photographer in the area.

...adapt those ways and use it to the student's advantage. I love having the student be able to teach me the information we covered at the end of each session - if you can teach it, you have learned it! I am currently tutoring Middle school math, Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Biology, Chemistry, ACT Science, and writing college essays/editing papers. Although I love teaching the logistics of the sciences, especially in ACT format, I find passion in...

...California, Santa Barbara and majoring in Economics/Mathematics. I'm very friendly and down to earth, and I have tutored at the elementary and high school levels. My teaching style is mostly inquiry based (meaning I like to help students figure out the answers themselves by asking them questions, but it can vary depending on the subject). My greatest strength is economics, but I am also proficient in Spanish and math at all levels.

Hello, I'm Brian Canty! I'm a patient and relaxed math and writing tutor who is preparing for his third year at UC Santa Barbara as an Electrical Engineer. I believe that communication with my students is the key to helping them learn, and that we can always find a teaching strategy that works.... It is best to work slowly and steadily with students to ensure they understand a problem every step of the way. All questions are welcome.

...I can answer to help them understand, oftentimes difficult, subject material. I have a bachelor's degree in Geophysics and I currently work as a researcher analysing rocks for trace element composition, both of which have provided platforms to relate abstract concepts in science and math to physical processes. It's my belief that the real factors for success are time and effort, everyone has the ability to be an expert with practice and the true challenge...

I worked as an Aerospace Design Engineer for an engine manufacturer in Connecticut for the past four years. I have a BS in Mechanical Engineering from UConn. My strongest subjects are Math/Physics/Chemistry, but I am very strong in Geography/History as well. I was a U9 soccer coach in Connecticut last spring and mentored multiple interns and new hires at my previous job in Connecticut.

...in East Los Angeles. Later, while still an undergraduate, I tutored a wide variety of subjects from pre-school to college levels. Having studied engineering, my favorite subjects to tutor are mathematics and physics. I enjoy SAT tutoring, as well, because of the logical thinking and vocabulary skills the test requires. I believe a thorough understanding of logic, scientific reasoning, and the physical sciences along with good communication skills will guarantee students success in and out...

I am a math major in the College of Creative Studies at UC Santa Barbara, a program referred to as "the graduate school for undergraduates". I have a very strong passion for math, and I think that that translates in the way that I teach others. Tutoring is very rewarding to me because I love showing students that oftentimes obstacles aren't as impossible as they initially may seem.

...my students, and to make each session fun and interesting. At the same time, we must both know when to be serious in order to tackle challenging problems. I also understand that there are many ways to teach a subject, and that some students learn more effectively with one method over another. Initially, I intend to learn which methods work best with each student so that we both can get the most out of each...