Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Surprise, AZ

...My name is Lecy. I am queer and nonbinary and my pronouns are he/they/she. I am a student at ASU studying Secondary Education. I have no experience teaching students but I would love to gain experience. I tutor Calculus (AB), Pre-Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Spanish (1-4), Trigonometry, Music Theory, Cello, and Piano. I have a passion for...

...towards obtaining a bachelor's degree in computer science. I want to help any students studying the same classes as I did, and tutoring students will help me apply my knowledge of the subject more. Students need access to people they can ask questions with, whether it be tutors, TA's, or Professors. I know what it...

...whenever I can. I have a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Brigham Young University (BYU) and a passion for Physics (specifically mechanics). Thus, I feel comfortable tutoring in Physics, Mathematics, Technical Writing, and many other subjects related to engineering (Fluid Mechanics, Heat Transfer etc.). The goal of my teaching style is real understanding, not just...

...I skateboard, play the guitar, and enjoy all the good things life has to offer. I believe teaching is a team effort, so I check with students periodically in each session to make sure they are following along. What works for one student might not work for another, so I'm always trying out new techniques...

...knowledge to the classroom. I worked at American Leadership Academy for 4 years. While there, I taught at their Queen Creek and Gilbert North Campuses during the school year and facilitated a hybrid math learning course for a Summer Session at the Ironwood Campus. While teaching at ALA's campuses, I worked with 7th-12th graders teaching:...

...the US Army and I am confident I will be able to help you no matter your situation. Give me a shout and we will set something up I'll show you why I believe that ANYBODY can understand math. All that's needed is a creative method of teaching, as each and every student learns differently,...

...down dense content into digestible pieces, often using analogies from sports or music to make concepts more relatable. Outside of academia, I'm an avid basketball fan and lifelong athlete, and I love immersing myself in music from discovering new artists to creating playlists that keep me motivated. Tutoring is more than academic support, it's mentorship,...

...through. I worked as a barista for a long time and because of this another of my hobbies is to find new coffee shops that I can use as a new study spot or to simply read in. I have also recently begun practicing hot yoga, which I have found to be extremely relaxing!

...communicate effectively with diverse high school students, it is my pleasure to submit the enclosed resume for your review. Having retired in 2017 I am excited about a new educational role as an Online Teacher. Highlights of my qualifications include: 36 years Science classroom experience Experience in a variety of administrative positions. 33 years coaching...

...and tutorial settings. I believe learning should be fun and that everyone can learn, we just need to work together to find out what works for you. Learning is not just observation, it is also participation. By engaging students in interactive discussions, I encourage curiosity and intellectual exploration. I help students learn how to think...

...I have both my bachelors and masters degrees in Mathematics. I worked in technology for 12 years. I have recently taken a break from this career. During this time of exploration, I have done many jobs which have added to my experiences and increased my social network. Most recently, I have been working as a...

I am a former math teacher with 9 years as a high school teacher and 2 years as an adjunct professor. Although I no longer work in the classroom, I am still passionate about helping students connect with and understand mathematics and the world around them.

...constituent parts. 2) Understand the necessity and function of each part. 3) Understand the relationship between each part. 4) Reassemble the pieces into the aggregate. 5) Understand how the moving parts work relative to the whole. With each iteration, you will 'see' information that you missed before until you have refined your understanding of the...

...career. I have an engineering degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology and an MBA from the University of Washington. Those degrees, in combination, give me a broad perspective on subjects rooted in math, science, and the humanities. I use that perspective daily as an entrepreneur and owner of a marketing media company serving some...

...and biological sciences and the different mathematics topics. To name a few: In physics: biophysics, classical physics, instrumentation. Chemistry: Organic, inorganic, analytical, physical chemistry, biochemistry. For the side of biology: Anatomy, microbiology, ecology, and genetics. Specialized topics in environmental biotechnology and environmental engineering. My favorite topics to tutor are the ones that involve physical sciences...

Learning is lifelong, which is why I am committed to not only helping students learn but help them be confident in the learning process! A little about me: My favorite subject is math, but I really enjoy art history too. I am currently pursuing my bachelor's in Aerospace Engineering at ASU.

...topics in science, which is a switch from my younger years. However, physics was the start of my passion for mathematics, and I hope share this sense of awe with you, or anyone I am teaching/assisting. I have been fortunate to have been given the opportunity to teach a calculus class, for two years, and...

...State University for a couple of years while I was an intended Physics major. My current goal in life is to work for a PhD in Mathematics to continue a career in academia to conduct further research on applications of the field. I am here to spread the truth that lies within Mathematics! The Universe...

...have spent over 11 years tutoring physics, chemistry and math over a wide spectrum of difficulties to students ranging from students returning after a long absence from being a student on up. I developed a reputation for being a patient tutor, and one who worked to help the student learn to work through the process...

My primary aim is to motivate and facilitate great learning for students on the path to academic success. I believe that with proper dedication and constant effort in this primary aim, I can simultaneously strengthen my abilities and career to further help more students in their scholastic endeavors.