Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Surprise, AZ

...take online students as I do not drive. 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,...

...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 is like to struggle in a class and I want to help students who need more help to cement their understanding.

...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 memorizing solution paths. So, I teach by asking a lot of questions and trying to help...

...teach many different subjects, including (but not limited to) Spanish, English, Math, SAT prep, and most high school classes through the AP level. My favorite subject to teach is Spanish, because I myself started taking it in high school and ended up fluent after a year studying abroad in Madrid, Spain! I like to tell...

...group settings, graded papers, held review sessions as a Calculus tutor, and mentored other tutors as a tutor/team lead for the online math placement test tutoring program on campus. I worked in online, in-person, and hybrid settings for about 4 years while completing my degree at Northern Arizona University. When I graduated from college I...

...I am available for tutoring very flexibly- please contact me whenever and I will get back to you ASAP! I also have an interactive tablet that allows you to see everything I'm writing on my screen, like a blackboard (especially important for math lessons!). I have taught all walks of people- from a shy second...

...both research and clinical roles, developing communication skills that translate directly into my tutoring. Whether I'm guiding students through the intricacies of biology, chemistry, physiology, or even foundational math and study skills, I take a patient, empathetic, and structured approach that adapts to each student's needs. I especially enjoy tutoring sciences because I see how...

...understanding. As many students have different learning styles, I believe that it is important to create an individualized study plan for each student that best fits their method of learning and allows us to make the most of the tutoring experience. In my free time I thoroughly enjoy curling up with a good book. Currently,...

Having taught Physics at all levels for 35 years, I know many tricks and tips I would love to pass on. I can help you recognize and evaluate problems to make what looks like a complex idea understandable. I am well prepared to dedicate myself to make your experience in Physics an enjoyable one.

...what to think. By learning to think critically, students are able to maximize their potential to excel in math and science and do well on exams. I am willing to work hard to be the best teacher I can to guide students through the challenges they will encounter when studying chemistry and mathematics.

...is Susan Seal. You can call me Susie! 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....

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.

...seek to adopt and develop a many-model approach to nature. Through my experiences, reading, and writing habits, I offer a unique, first-principles thinking approach to understanding how phenomena and their relationship to the rest. I will show you how to: 1) Break down a concept into its constituent parts. 2) Understand the necessity and function...

...major at a top college in the U.S. I'm now on a mission to help others learn. Not just to teach them the rules of what they are learning not just the trick to solving this formula, or why that sentence is "incomplete" but to show students how their learning relates to the real world....

...renewable biological systems How I Teach First principles + guided inquiry: I break problems into core ideas and ask targeted questions that reveal gaps and build true understanding. Active practice: We solve representative problems step-by-step, then I fade support so you can perform independently. Custom plans: Quick diagnostics focused roadmap measurable milestones. Clear takeaways: Every session...

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.

...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 every part of it has been rewarding. And for the past two consecutive summers the...

...that we will review during our session. I highly recommend sending me these topics so I can prepare in advance of our session to provide the best possible lesson as possible! 2.71828frain@gmail.com I am currently enrolled at Glendale Community College but I have attended Arizona State University for a couple of years while I was...

...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 for themselves. I believe in asking questions questions to see what a student understands and...

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.