Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Taylorsville, UT

Hi! I'm Conrad, a Math major at the University of Utah. As a tutor, my primary purpose is to encourage growth, improvement, and learning for my students in a safe and respectful environment.

I received my degree in Physics from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. My area of expertise is in Physics and Math and I hope to help others better understand the topics while also enhancing my own understanding in the process.

...learn material, but to learn how to study and use available resources to find answers to questions. Throughout my education, I discovered that I am a visual learner. Knowing this about myself helps me learn better in my classes. Everyone learns differently, so once you know how you learn, it becomes much easier to succeed!

...a professor due to doing extremely well in his class. I accepted this position and quickly became very interested in composite materials. I began to not only do research on the subject of composite materials but also began to write papers and present at conferences. Ultimately, I would like to obtain my PhD in mechanical...

...in Sub-saharan Africa. I love to dance. I like to travel and meet new people and cultures. I think teaching is an art that can be mastered. A person can be a subject-matter expert but may be poor at teaching it. Teaching requires patience, explaining things at the basic level and putting yourself in the...

...all people. I believe that having a good education is becoming more and more necessary. My vision is to help students understand the importance of getting an education, and to motivate them to develop the and level of proactivity for them to become "go-getters". I personally am a visual learner, and I plan to include...

...learn and make connections better than anything else. I love analogies, experiments, and anything else that helps bring the problems off the page and into the student's life. I love to invent and build things and I spend most of my spare time working on humanitarian teams through my university or sewing my own clothing.

...and as they are able to work through problems with limited assistance from me. By the time I've finished helping someone, I want them to have grasped the material, but also to have confidence and excitement at what they've achieved. I tend to tailor my teaching style to the person I'm working with, but generally...

...as a physics tutor for the last three years through my university, and love helping students learn how to learn! I love seeing the joy that comes when something clicks in the minds of my students. Because physics is heavy in math, I also enjoy tutoring all math subjects. I have found that learning can...

I am a Junior studying mechanical engineering with high honors at Utah State University. I have several years of math teaching under my belt, and I love it! I love my wife, playing volleyball, singing, playing the piano, and teaching!

...curiosity and encouraged me to explore the subject further. In high school, I eagerly seized every opportunity to delve deeper into the world of mathematics and engineering. I participated in math competitions, where I relished the thrill of applying my problem-solving abilities in a competitive setting. Additionally, I enrolled in advanced math and science courses,...

...Now, I am working on a Ph.D. Mathematics while I travel around Europe with my family. I am in love with the beauty of mathematics, and being able to help other people understand it! Being able to use programming to solve math problems is really cool, and being able to use math to solve programming...

...STEM courses in undergraduate and high school curriculum. I closed this company and opened my nonprofit in 2022 focused on conducting high impact research design to benefit disadvantaged communities where currently we design prosthetics, and lab on a chip medical analysis focused on chronic kidney disease. We incorporate budding high school and undergraduate students into...

...that the children have been stumbling over is finally overcome, and the joy in their eyes is so apparent. My first student with difficulties was a five year old that seemed couldn't quite grasp how to write his name. After working with him for several days, I learned that his biggest problem was that someone...

Finance, econometrics, statistics, sports, family, and the Boston Celtics make for a great life.

...in the world of mathematics. I always tell my students that mathematics isn't a beast that needs to be tamed but a beauty that needs to be understood. Making mistakes and learning is the only way to experience that beauty, so if you make a lot of mistakes and learn from them then you rock!!

As a part-time tutor, entrepreneur and professional snowboarder, I have a desire to empower our communities and encourage unique lifestyles made possible through learning.

...teaching assistant for 2 years, helping freshman-junior level college students pass the make it or break it class for chemical engineers. This included chemistry, algebra, and calculus. I also helped any classmates that were struggling in my own classes. I truly enjoy teaching. Working one on one with students is the best way to do...

...a high school. I have a bachelor's degree in math and physics from Hillsdale College, and a master's degree in statistics from North Carolina State University. I teach just about every mathematical topic offered at Varsity Tutors. My favorite subjects to teach are algebra, trigonometry, statistics, and calculus. I like trying to convince students...

...would do to scaffold a student. A vague, difficult concept can become clearer if it is being explained with examples or illustrated with something visual. To elicit deeper thinking, I would ask students open-ended questions. The opening question of my tutoring, for example, is typically used to bring students mind to the learning context. It...