Award-Winning College Algebra Tutors serving Garland, TX

...moving to the Dallas Texas area from Virginia and I hope I reach and help as many students as possible. My motto for life is teach a man to fish and he can feed himself for a lifetime. My mother was recently injured in a bad fall so please be advise that my schedule will...

I am currently a college cheerleader. I am an interdisciplinary studies major with a concentration of 4-8 mathematics. I've worked with kids for 8 years including coaching, summer camps, lifeguarding, and now working in an after school program.

...can. I'm pretty funny (I hope) so we should have a great time while we're working. My primary goal is helping my clients develop as students/writers, and I will do my absolute best to make sure they understand anything we go over during sessions. Please don't hesitate to contact me! (P.s. If you find a...

...Biochemistry next semester. I consider myself and expert in Biology, Chemistry, and Algebra, but also love English, and Reading as well. I am a very friendly and patient person, but can be firm if need be. I love to teach people of all ages, and learn from others. Have a passion for education, music, and...

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I am currently attending Arizona State University, and my major is Mass Communications. Every second Sunday I teach Sunday School to both kids and adults. I enjoy engaging and...

...get better grades, occasionally tutor my family friends when their parents sense they are struggling, and I have spent a year tutoring different subjects in my college campus. I am working on my BSN for nursing, and I will need good teaching/tutoring experience for when I am ready to go back to school as a...

...my calling and I have answered with students that once felt as if math was an enemy, now view it as a weapon placed in their academic arsenal. By teaching students how to dig deeper into the ground of learning, each year I receive the greatest teacher appreciation gift; student learning. With my knowledge and...

...helping students as a substitute teacher in AISD and then FWISD. I am currently teaching as full time faculty at TCC where college algebra became my favor subject. I also enjoy teaching French as a language, since I used it from elementary school to college. I am a multicultural collection of African, French and now...

...from the University of Texas at Dallas with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Healthcare Management. I aim to live each day of my life with intention and purpose, and I believe teaching is an obligation we all have if we are capable. I enjoy reading a good book, practicing yoga, and trying new...

...are very important for the future. As a matter of fact, I try to include them in some form of my day to day activities to keep my mind sharp. And whether you believe it or not, Math and Science can actually be fun. Other than tutoring, I also like art and music. (I play...

...has taught me that academic success not only comes from the self but also from the support received by others. The best academic support one can have is a person who is willing to be there to help you grow and learn. I want to be that person for all of my students and I...

My name is Carlos, I am an engineering graduate at The University of Texas at Arlington. I have coached swimming for 6 years and have had much experience working with children and adults when it comes to coaching. My specialties are in Math, Science, as well as Spanish since I am bilingual.

...to each student. I love the idea of knowing that my student could be the next game changer. I came to this conclusion after volunteering as a student teaching assistant at a local middle school. Students need more one-on-one collaboration as well as needing to be assessed for their individual shortcomings. I do believe that...

...daily study sessions that were held either before or after classes. I was able to learn their weaknesses as well as their strengths, which made it that much easier to help them. I had students of all backgrounds and career aspirations. I wanted my students to be successful; therefore, I devoted the most time to...

...good reader and having a strategic approach. Because of these skills that I acquired through a lot of patience and practice, I was able to do well in all sections of the GRE. The GRE test requires diligence and hard work in order to get your desired score, but I promise I will help you...

About to graduate medical student pursuing pediatrics with past experience tutoring a wide variety of subjects at the college level. IB diploma graduate. Experience in several AP and IB course content.

...realize that it was the rigid and non-personalized structure of education that caused me to feel so disenfranchised about learning (at least in the formal sense). From first grade to my sophomore year in college, I invested just enough effort to pass my courses. However, my love for problem solving and logistics allowed me to...

...with my undergraduate Economics degree, has involved me taking a range of Economic courses as well as intermediate and advanced courses in calculus, statistics, and finance. My favorite part about Economics is how it combines math and psychology, and I enjoy relating the concepts to others in ways that they can fully understand. Feel free...

...when I was in high school. There was just something about helping others learn difficult concepts that really appealed to me. I thought I might have wanted to become a teacher of some sort and went into UC Berkeley with these intentions. Since then, I fell in love with science and research and decided that...