Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Marietta, GA

...get to an A, simply to improve your score in these subjects by two or more grade points, or are you a student with unique learning needs, who could use some caring, patience, and empathy, or simply can't afford a private tutor like me? Together, we will achieve this by carefully guiding your understanding of the most complex topics. We will do it through the methodical application of reason and logic, and the tools of...

My name is Aurelie! I am a PhD in mathematics with 6 years of experience teaching and tutoring multiple levels of mathematics students. I am very enthusiastic, and I tailor my approach to my students.

A passionate mathematics educator who is interested in improving student learning in mathematics and modeling biological models with Linear and Nonlinear Differential equations, and app mathematical modeling and games design that involve the use of Numerical and Probabilistic Analysis.

I graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology with a degree in Polymer, Textile, and Fiber Engineering. Since then, I have tutored subjects from chemistry to calculus to SAT prep. I have experience with ESL students and have homeschooled my own children for the last nine years. My favorite subjects are math, chemistry, and physics, but I also love literature and history and music. I am conversational in both French and Korean. It has been one...

...high school, I volunteered at my old middle school, helping low income students in pre-algebra and other middle school math. I like to incorporate empathy into my tutoring, making sure students are confident and feel like they are improving, and I try to make as little assumptions as possible about the students I work with before helping them. Outside of school, I enjoy exploring campus, playing board games, and hanging out with friends.

...a master of one," describes me perfectly. I am a person with a very good broad knowledge. I spend a lot of time doing research to learn new things, to improve, or to teach myself new skills. As a self-classified life-long learner, I am not passionate about one single subject, but rather I welcome the opportunity to learn as much as I can, and then teach as much as I can. Anyone who knows me...

...as illustrative and flexible as possible when I teach. Most students respond well to visualizations of mathematical concepts, so I start there and always like to use PowerPoints or whiteboards, or at least my expressive hands, to show what equations represent and what they can show us. If students respond well, great, I build to the next concept. If students are not confident, I slow down and try to pinpoint the source of confusion, so...

It's essential for a teacher to be respectful and encouraging toward students who are curious and who want to know things. Teachers are fallible like anybody else.

I've been tutoring for 6 years now, going as far back as my sophomore year in college. Back then, I tutored at my college's center for Academic success; I tutored Science, English writing, Calculus, Algebra, Chemistry, and physics. Now I mainly focus on Calculus, Algebra, writing papers, and Chemistry. I love what I do. There's no better satisfaction than seeing my students leave my sessions with more knowledge than they came in with.

I am a Georgia Tech graduate in Electrical Engineering with a focus in electronic design. I was previously a peer tutor at Georgia Tech, so I understand how tedious and frustrating concepts can get sometimes,which is why I always prefer to patiently work with different students using different approaches, tailored to specific individuals. I prefer to put myself in my tutee's shoes and work through problems together.

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...things to watch out for. Most concepts have pitfalls that can be easy to step in we don't watch out for them. My favorite subjects to tutor are physics and the math foundation. I love these subjects because it helps us understand the world we live in and is the link between the world of math and the environment we live. Outside of academia I have a passion for music. I play piano and guitar....

...in-person tutoring sessions with a focus in both math and standardized tests. I am qualified to tutor over a large range of disciplines, and I am excited to help you improve your scores and understanding in any area you require help. My schedule is flexible, and I will ensure that I am able to best cater to your needs in any subject. I assure that I will work with you to improve your grades, and...

...I can best assist in any student's desire to learn, apply, and master material in the sciences. Today, we live in a world where average is acceptable; fewer and fewer people are graduating with respectable GPA's/ studies in their degree's or already dropped out. Today and now more than ever with the major advances in the world, we will need people who value the knowledge in their degree's to push the boundaries of the world....

I've worked in research, production, and sales in various industries which has given me numerous opportunities to apply my education in both math and science. My primary goal is to help my students improve their grades in math and science dramatically, and hope to motivate them by providing real world examples of how the material can be useful.

I am a graduate Physics student and I aim to do research in Theoretical Particle Physics. I also am passionate about teaching Math and Physics. I like to teach from the basics because that is when the student will be able to understand 100%.

I am Stephen Birt. A graduate of Georgia State University with a focus in Mathematics. In fact, Georgia State is where I was exposed to the practice of tutoring. I spent time with the Physics department, tutoring students in Kinematic Physics curricula and assisting professors with exams. Aside from this experience, I have taken a host of courses outside of my focus, such as Latin, Mythologies, and Religious Studies.. I would say that I have...

I've taken just about every math subject, up to Calculus 3, while attending Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. There I obtained my Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, with a Minor in Mathematics. During college I started tutoring K-12th grade students, and I've been passionate about it since. My goal is to make math more fun, understandable, and less of a headache. I have experience tutoring math to people of all ages, so I am comfortable...

...simply think and learn. My strength in tutoring is breaking a problem down piece by piece to the core fundamental concepts and later reassembling the chain of ideas to the student making sure he or she understands every link along the way and exactly what role it plays in the bigger picture. In my spare time I enjoy spending time with my family, learning new things, exercising, and when the weather is nice taking my...

...to major in Biomedical Engineering and minor in sociology to supplement my teaching and human development skills. My hobbies include Ultimate Frisbee, soccer, school (seriously, I'm the weird guy who loves homework), and anything outdoors. In each of these things, I love to lead others to success and have done so by taking on leadership roles in boy scouts, coaching sports teams (even ones I was a player on), and tutoring friends and classmates in...