Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Sandy Springs, GA

...even though there is one right answer (checkmate?), there are often many ways to get there, some faster than others, some easier than others. Math actually benefits from a touch of creativity. Maybe I can help you with that. I have had the pleasure of obtaining two very different degrees, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in creative writing at Emerson College followed directly by a Master of Science in physics at California State University, Northridge....

...discovered anyone can learn anything (even physics). The key is finding the learning style that works best, and filling the gaps in understanding that make the subjects stressful. I use my well-polished listening and communication skills to identify your best learning style while creating a calm, comfortable environment. I then use my mastery of the subject matter to put the information in terms easier to relate to thus filling the holes in your understanding. From...

...their confidence. I take a student led approach where they indicate specific areas they are struggling in, ask as many questions as they want, and we work together through problems together! If you're looking for in depth concept reviews, light refreshers on your materials, study habit development, or practice problem walkthroughs, you've found the right tutor. I specifically have expertise in physics (1&2), organic chemistry (1&2), gen chem (1&2), and calculus (1,2,&3)

My name is Christie Milton.I have a Bachelors of Science, in Mathematics with a minor in Finance, from University of West Georgia and a Masters of Arts, in Middle Grades Math, from West Governors University. During my career, I have had the opportunity to teach many children of many ages ranging from Pre-k to High School. I will always make it my goal to make your child's goals my goals.

...I also received the amazing opportunity to head coach Augusta University's competitive cheerleading team, whom I helped tutor during my spare time outside of the newsroom. It was then that I realized my passion for teaching and became a middle-school Video Broadcasting Teacher with Fulton County Schools. Here, I developed positive relationships with my students and helped them produce live, daily newscasts broadcasted school-wide and online. As much as I loved being a teacher inside...

...student at Georgia Institute of Technology in Aerospace Engineering. During my schooling, I have encountered many great teachers and tutors. Without them, I would not have gotten that far in my studies, and definitely not have enjoyed some of the subjects as much as I did. My goal is to become also a great teacher that can inspire the next generation, and help them strive to overcome any type of academic difficulties they face. Outside...

...Degree in Computer Engineering with a minor concentration in Math from Vanderbilt University in 2013. During this time, I tutored other students in math classes that I was taking myself. My ability to take other interests and find ways to relate them to the subjects that I tutor is something that I pride myself on. I tutor all sorts of math (algebra, geometry, trigonometry, calculus, etc.), computer science (Java, C++, C#), and Spanish. I enjoy...

...as a math teacher at an Atlanta private high school, and have tutored mathematics for over a decade. I take pleasure in guiding students to that light bulb moment, where everything makes sense. I believe no one is incapable of learning anything. It is only a difference of how they learn. I see it as my job as a tutor to meet each student where they are, and cater the lesson plan to their learning...

...technical/soft skill interviews with many other companies. I enjoy mentoring students in both their engineering coursework and career development (interview preparation, resume/essay writing, etc.). I have mentored new engineering students in their coursework and career development for a couple years now primarily through school extracurriculars such as engineering clubs, and mentored high school chemistry for a couple semesters as well. In the past I have mentored one-on-one online, but am open to in-person as well....

...in college, I decided to take two extra mathematics classes which included Linear Algebra and Partial Differential equations. I loved taking those classes because it was just for fun and there was no pressure! I went to New Zealand in June 2014 to be an Au Pair for an amazing family. I was responsible for an eight year old girl and a ten year old boy. The little girl really struggled to concentrate on just...

Learning mathematics and its applications in physics and engineering has been the single most interesting life-long experience for me. Simply put, it is an experience that is limitless and much like universe itself has no boundaries. This is an opportunity to share and teach parts of that experience.

...others prefer that it's explained like a Lovecraftian novel. Getting a concept to "click" can be more complicated than a simple definition. However, I believe it is well worth the time and effort. In any case, I am willing to modify my teaching approach to find the most optimal way for the information to connect with you. Outside of school, one of my biggest hobbies is dancing. I used to be a part of a...

...abroad program for two years during college where I studied spanish. I lived in Spain with a host mother who only spoke spanish and I was able to really practice speaking the language. I think that subjects have to be broken down and taught on an individualized level so that each person can have their own way of relating to the subject matter. This is why I take my time understanding areas of difficulty that...

...that rap is the modern-day poetry. While I tutor in a variety of subjects, I specialize in math (Algebra, Geometry, Pre-calculus, ACT/SAT/SAT Subject Math, Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations - you get the point). In my experience in helping students prep for college and standardized test level math, we have the most amount of fun (and make the most amount of progress) in coming up with real life examples of each concept we cover so...

...years old, teaching math from elementary to high school levels, including subjects like algebra and geometry. I believe that every student has the potential to excel in math with the right guidance and approach. My tutoring style is patient, supportive, and tailored to meet each student's individual needs. I use real-world examples to make abstract concepts more relatable and ensure that students not only solve problems but also understand the underlying principles. Whether your goal...

...have experience with test prep, as well, such as the ACT, SAT, SSAT, ISEE, PSAT, and GED. I have worked with numerous students preparing for them for these exams and I thoroughly enjoy seeing their confidence grow. Although I approach each student uniquely, I use a two step method to maximize academic success. The first step is a detailed analysis of how the student learns and identifying strengths and weaknesses. By making sure the student has...

I'm an experienced senior software engineer with special interest in teaching math, computer science, software engineering and machine learning . I have a Masters degree in Computer Engineering specializing in Artificial Intelligence and I am passionate about applying math, software engineering and machine learning to solve real world problems. I personally started learning about science,...

...complex topics. We will do it through the methodical application of reason and logic, and the tools of self-paced learning, rather than sheer memorization. Together, we can do it: I've done it again and again with countless of your peers. I hold a 'Diplme d'Ingnieur lectricien' - equivalent to a Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering - from the French Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble and earned the highest tutoring credentials from some of the leading...

...with my peers in class who couldn't grasp the way our instructor was delivering information. I understand that EVERY SINGLE PERSON on this earth learns differently. I have a talent for explaining things in different ways and answering questions, because as a person with ADHD, I myself frequently need for things to be explained differently. If someone does not understand something, repeating it the same way will not help them. I tutor a broad range...

...students. Later I worked as Principal in three Colleges of Higher Learning at Lucknow and Gurgaon in India, I have been tutoring students, during the evening sessions, to prepare High School & Intermediate Board examinations, as well as University Entrance examinations. My students found it easier to qualify for the exam, and secured admission in reputable colleges. Arjun Dhaka was one of my students who attended my classes for 3 years. I am glad that...