Award-Winning Elementary Math Tutors for Students in Baytown, TX

...for two years in Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, and Physics. My favorite subjects are Calculus and Physics; however, I enjoy teaching Algebra I. I personally believe that the best teaching style is the most patient one. I find satisfaction in my student being able to apply and understand the material at hand. Outside of tutoring,...

My name is Cat Janda, I majored in Elementary Education and minored in Mathematics at Barry University in Miami Shores, Fl. I love teaching, tutoring and helping anyone in math! I recently returned from serving as a Peace Corps Volunteer in The Gambia, West Africa where I was a primary teacher trainer.

...time with Ms. Moore." I also have a passion for music and have been in a choir and band ever since elementary school. I am a soprano in my church choir and just finished up four and a half years of marching band for UT as a trumpet player. This meant I got to go...

...after which I decided to pursue a career in medicine. I spent two years in the Caribbean finishing my basic sciences and the remaining two years in the United States (New York, Chicago, Atlanta and Washington, DC) completing my clinical rotations in various hospitals. I graduated with a M.D. degree from the American university of...

...in graduate school, I wish to be able to tutor and share my unique experiences with our youth in hopes of enlightening their perspective of academia and life in general. I am fun loving, personable, and can relate to the younger generation through various commonalities; school, sports, music, social media and more. I look forward...

...tutoring and genuinely want my students to succeed at school and in life. Throughout college, I tutored students in physics and math. I was also a physics TA for four and a half years in undergrad and a calculus TA for one year. Since graduating, I have independently tutored over a dozen students ranging from...

...concept was too formidable and it was a matter of taking the time to properly learn it and having perseverance. I believe this applies to other aspects of life that aren't related to academics. In my free time I enjoy art in its many forms, distance running, boxing (I hope to compete this year), playing...

...students experience math and science in a way that makes sense to them. In high school, I struggled with math and science classes and believed that I would never be good at them. After a break of several years, I'm currently in the middle of an undergraduate in Applied Mathematics. I was fortunate enough to...

...two are the same. Therefore, I recognize that being able to relate an academic subject to real life interest, provide multiple modalities of learning (verbal, visual, and kinesthetic), and even just providing alternative verbiage/vocabulary when describing a subject a subject can be the difference between a subject sticking in a student's head or the concept...

...and physics and have helped others throughout my student and teaching careers succeed in the subject. I help students succeed in this subject by breaking down advanced concepts in to the simpler concepts that are used to solve more difficult problems. I also help provide the reasoning behind each step used, so that students know...

...Everyone can be a math person, everyone can love grammar, everyone can write a stellar paper. Every student is different, and every student can achieve success. In my free time I love running (I'm training for my second half marathon!), reading and watching documentaries. I am an avid traveler, and just completed my goal of...

...in the engineering program, I fell in love with math and all the applications it has in the world. I knew engineering was for me. Once I started my engineering program, I had to take my math courses (Algebra- Calculus2), Physics 1&2, and Chemistry 1&2, I was consistently at the top of my class, receiving...

...First, I strive to build a relationship with the student because that is very important. Building their confidence and making them believe in themselves is key to learning as well. I believe tutoring is not only for the kids who struggle or need more help, but for students who want a little extra. Brain-based teaching...

...ESL tutoring, but I also after tutoring for students who would like to start learning Mandarin, Arabic, or Spanish! I am likely to go about this tutoring in ways that are similar to they ways that I began learning, and continued to learn, each language in school because these methods have proven effective in my...

...a degree. Mathematics is a pivotal subject on which so many others depend (such as physics and chemistry). I relish the challenge of problem solving that mathematics provides. For me, it is an endlessly intriguing subject, as the discipline appears limitless, allowing so much scope for further study and research. My interest has spread to...

...as a corrosion engineer. My teaching style focuses on tailoring to individual students. This allows for personal growth rather than a cookie cutter method. I have tutored for the last 5 years. My expertise are in Math, Science, SAT, and other standardized tests. My philosophy on learning is truly understanding the topic and subject, develop...

...Engineer in the state of Texas. Since college, I have traveled the world as a field engineer, designed residential neighborhoods and mentored younger engineers. Mathematics is a passion of mine and I want to share this enthusiasm with the growing minds. I am very patient, adaptable and strive to increase my student’s math competency and...

...and personality. I have been a private tutor for over 6 years. My first assignments were requests from classmates to assist them in Pre-AP Chemistry and Mathematics. I attended Texas State Honors Math Camp to advance my mathematical skills where I learned to collaborate and gained exposure to different ways of explaining and conceptualizing mathematical...

...each student is an individual and I adjust my tutoring style based on what works best for each individual. For example one child may benefit from visual learning while another student may learn best from a more hands on approach such as practice problems. I love helping students understand a concept that they previously struggled...

...classroom teacher and 27 years as a tutor. My philosophy as both a teacher and a tutor are the same; namely, my focus is on teaching the student not the subject. My approach with each student is unique because he or she has to be taught according to what's best for his or her learning...