Award-Winning College Algebra Tutors serving Fort Lauderdale, FL

...I could learn as much information as my brain could process just by reading books and forcing may brain to think critically. In high school, my passion for mathematics and science skyrocketed when I became aware of the role they play in solving many of the challenges our current society faces. Many students struggled with...

...Science, or English that you are struggling with. I will make sure to adapt 100% to your ways of learning so we can make the most out of our time together! In addition, I can also give you some packets for you to reinforce to skills learned. Finally, I can give my 100% to make...

...my thing! Helping you to grasp the lesson is what I enjoy doing. I have been in the field of education for over 17 years with 5 years of concentration in middle school math. I tutor college students at various levels of their math also. I have a Masters in Education and will be working...

Dedicated life-learner who also teaches. My strengths as a tutor are rooted in personal experience struggling with learning. I know the right approaches to take.

...helping students learn because I believe that all students have the ability to learn information. I am working toward my BS degree in psychology, hoping to obtain a Ph.D. in psychology. My favorite subject to tutor is math and writing because it was my favorite subject throughout high school and college. I am a published...

...that I am most passionate about teaching Math, especially algebra and arithmetic, because there isnt much for my students to memorize. It mostly requires critical thinking and logic. Once the basic principles are understood, they can be applied to any number of novel scenarios, and with Math, practice virtually always leads to success.... My teaching philosophy is that it's all about my student. As long as his or her goals for the tutoring session are met,...

...only one class, I changed my mind. Seeing the way students responded to me, how quickly they understood what I was teaching, and how many thanked me for the lesson, was all I needed. I went on to earn a doctorate from Nova Southeastern University. Nothing is more valuable than seeing a student experience that...

...mathematical lesson/concept to the point where they are confident doing it on their own. I don't think I have a favorite subject in math to tutor, but if I absolutely had to choose, I would say pre-calculus. It was my favorite subject to learn in college and I thoroughly enjoyed helping my friends and peers...

...physiology, etc. as well as high school science and math courses. I believe in a personalized approach to helping students learn, which includes a general survey of the students strengths as well as areas for potential improvement. With hard work both on mine and the students' end, we can achieve some great results!

...subjects, I have a particular passion for mathematics because it challenges critical thinking and problem-solving skills that are invaluable beyond the classroom. My tutoring philosophy is centered on creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and explore concepts deeply. I believe that learning should be both rewarding and...

...thinking so students learn how to ask themselves the right questions when I am no longer by their side. I seldom have students rely on "tricks"; instead, students will learn the underlying reasoning so that they can extend their solving methods to new related problem types. I look forward to applying my years of tutoring...

...use them as a tool for success. Everyone learns differently, thus, I tweak my approach for each student. Whether it is going at a slower pace, emphasizing repetition, or implementing hands-on activities. I have a passion for simplifying complicated information and translating in such a way so that beginner can understand. I am patient and...

...Understanding math takes time but with practice, the problems will become easier and lighter for them. I have been on Mathnasium, where I tutored kids in elementary and middle school in the past I would like to continue that path for preparing students to understand math better and make it more interesting, rather than boring...

...the sciences, Philosophy, and foreign languages. I have a PhD, three Master's degrees, and two Bachelor's degrees, among other formal education, but I pride myself on hard work and affability more than intelligence. Having worked several different jobs, I enjoy sharing and growing in knowledge more than anything. I look forward to meeting you!

...orthodox Jew I care deeply for my students not only because it helps my success, but also because it is a personal responsible that I have tutor. I aim to give my best in tutoring any individual that needs help, not only for immediate success in the class/topic being tutored, but also for future success...

...Math, it's fun solving a problem. I try my hardest to relate to a student to better understand them and their study needs as well as gain their respect. I don't just help someone with the current topic they're working on, if I detect that they need to better understand something that was previously taught,...

...comfortable seeking help. For this reason, what's most important to me as a tutor is that any student I'm helping is comfortable enough to have open communication with me about their concerns and sources of confusion. I also find it very useful (and even necessary at times) to break things down to the very basics,...

Retired College Professor. Can Tutor Math and Physics. All levels, all learning styles are welcome

...a Rice University graduate with a B.S. in Chemistry and a minor in Business. I have over two years of teaching experience through my time as a seminar instructor, teaching assistant, ESL partner, and science outreach facilitator. Chemistry and math are my favorite subjects to tutor, but I also love to help students with AP,...

...developed learning styles that keep our brilliance hidden. Others of us just need a coach. For those, the "studying" of a thing is much less exciting than the "doing" of a thing. My job as your tutor is to help you discover your brilliance by packaging your study so you can "do".... There is brilliance in each of us. Sometimes we miss a concept or have developed learning styles that keep our brilliance hidden. Others just...