Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Tucson, AZ

I am currently a third year physics student at the University of Arizona. I have prior tutoring experience, and can cover many topics in math and physics. Outside of school I like rock climbing, hiking, camping, and snowboarding.

I just graduated with a PhD in Nuclear Engineering from University of New Mexico. I'm a postdoc now at University of Arizona where I teach undergraduate and graduate students. My research is on application of peridynamics to multiphysics problems. I love working with kids and teaching. I would like to become a professor eventually.

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...currently work as a software developer at major tech company, but love helping students achieve their goals. I have previous tutor work experience working for Pima Community College where I helped students with math and physics mostly. My favorite subjects are math and programming. My teaching style is critical thinking oriented, I like asking and working out key questions and problems that help students develop a strong understanding of the fundamental. This technique has helped...

...resources and aid you need to be the best you can be! I specialize in helping students be organized and approach daunting topics. I understand how difficult it can be to work with a teacher or someone who feels out of your reach, and I hope to not only be more relatable to you than your teachers, but also to get to understand how you learn best and adapt our learning plan to fit your...

I am freshman at the University of Arizona. I am majoring in aerospace engineering with a minor in studio art. I have multiple years experience tutoring many different ages and skill levels in mathematics. My personal tutoring style is based upon guidance, not instruction. By teaching using concepts that a student already understands, it is possible for them to feel just as comfortable with new material as with basic mathematics.

...trying to show students how what they're learning in the classroom can apply to real life. I've currently been volunteering working over Zoom with students through an organization called Seeds to help students in 4-8th grade with their math lessons. When the students don't have any questions themselves, we then pull a worksheet that has been provided and focus on an area. The beauty about art is that it encompasses so many things: self-expression, freedom,...

...students and believe that learning should be both empowering and accessible to everyone. My journey in education started earlyI discovered my love for reading in first grade, and I've been hooked on learning ever since. Over the years, I've primarily worked with high school students, guiding them through academic challenges and college prep, but I've also had the joy of teaching learners of all ages. What keeps me going is the opportunity to build strong,...

...not always the easiest thing for me. Despite this, I decided to become a tutor because the last thing I ever wanted was for someone else to feel as if they were inadequate or to have someone encounter an instance of rushed tutoring. I have now been tutoring for a little over 4 years and have gained much experience along the way. Throughout these years, I learned to adjust to the students needs along with...

...their academic journeys. My passion for helping students stems from my own experiences overcoming obstacles in school, and I'm committed to making learning more accessible and engaging for others. I have experience working with students across various subjects, including math for all levels and science (especially because of my major in Biochemistry!). I find the most joy in tutoring chemistry and Algebra 1 and 2 because I love seeing students' confidence grow as they master...

...I have found students have an underlying fear that "math skills" are an inherited ability. My personal goal is to show every student that anyone can become skillful in mathematics if they put in the practice and gain the confidence in the subject. I am most passionate about mathematics because it explains so many of the intricate beauties we encounter on a daily basis and I try every day to get my students to recognize...

...prepping for the Critical Reading and Writing portions of the exams. While tutoring, I try to not only teach students how to do the problems they are struggling with, but how to understand the underlying concepts and how they fit together with the rest of the curriculum. As a future teacher, I am a firm advocate of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life and I try to impart...

...poorly in math and then learned how to study the subject and where difficulties really come from, and turned that into success. It is these lessons I have used to create curricula for math classes, and I use them to tutor students. I also have a broad range of interests, studied linguistics for awhile, and did a summer program in scientific Russian in Novosibirsk in the USSR in 1989. I have certified to teach high...

...educational policy, and opens a dialogue with clients and educators about sustaining comprehensive educational technology that centralize curricula, assessment, reporting, monitoring, and instructional effectiveness in order to make education more accessible to the nation's students. I have both the education and the experience to be of great use as a tutor. With the upcoming implementation of Common Core Standards for Science content areas, I am equipped with the tools and experience in areas both technical...

I recently completed grad school with a degree in geology. I have a broad background in the physical science and math. I look forward to helping you out with standardized tests, math through calculus, chemistry, and physics.... Anyone can master any subject with enough time and the right teacher.... I ask the student what they think they are having issues with and work through some general practice problems to try and determine exactly what subjects need...

My name is Joshua and I am a student in the Honors College at Liberty University. I am looking to enter the field of IT upon graduation, but tutoring has always been something that I thoroughly enjoy. I have a firm understanding of mathematical concepts, and am proficient about communicating these to others.

...throughout college, and I frequently volunteer with the Seattle Public School System helping high school students with Algebra and Geometry. I also enjoy teaching higher-level mathematics such as Calculus and introductory proof-based theory, and believe that a solid foundation in the applications of mathematics are important to instilling the fundamentals. Besides math, I love studying computer science as well, and currently work in both a Genomics lab and Particle Dynamics lab at my university, utilizing...

My specialties are math and physics. I consider myself a quality tutor because I always ensure a student understands the details of the current material. I'm very motivated as a teacher and my schedule is flexible enough to make accommodations for students.

...pretty good understanding of math. I discovered that I am pretty good at it, and have worked as a math tutor at my university for the last year and a half. I thoroughly enjoy helping others understand my favorite subject and preventing them from experiencing those negative feelings I felt towards chemistry when I was in high school. Math can be ugly if not fully understood, but I want people to see the beauty in...

...piecing together a puzzle. There are a million and one ways to solve it, but there is only one right answer. Solving a problem not only requires logic and patience, but creativity and curiosity. Students know all-too-well how easily their creativity and curiosity are crushed when dealing with a difficult math problem. When I see students getting frustrated with the rigidity of math, I try to help them relish in its systematic ways by using...