Award-Winning GCSE Mathematics Tutors for Students in Gwinnett County, GA

...accessible and less intimidating. I patiently guide students through problems step-by-step, encouraging them to think critically rather than simply memorize formulas. I have a Master's in Education and Education Specialist degree in Curriculum and Instruction. I am also certified to teach mathematics grades 6-12, including gifted students. The subjects I regularly tutor include pre-algebra, algebra...

...I completed a Bachelor of Arts degree in Biology. As an athlete, I traveled frequently. I was fortunate to experience many different cultures and meet people of various backgrounds. It has enabled me to be flexible and versatile to unexpected turns and twists in life. Maturity provided a stable ground that kept me in the...

...am a graduate student studying Applied Statistics at the Kennesaw State University. While studying for my Bachelor's in Math at the University of North Georgia, I tutored math for the University System of Georgia and at Rainbow Children's Home in Dahlonega, GA. I have experience in tutoring elementary school, middle school, high school, and university...

...English. I hold a master's degree in education and a background in computer science, which allows me to create personalized, engaging learning experiences. My goal is to empower students by building confidence and improving academic performance. Whether you need help mastering challenging concepts or preparing for exams, I am committed to helping you succeed in...

...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.

...student-centered learning environment tailored to each individual's learning style. My teaching philosophy is rooted in patience, encouragement, and fostering a deep understanding of the material. I excel at helping students to get better grades and do well on their math assessments. My goal is to help students improve academically and develop a love for learning...

...sometimes it was for Japanese or HTML when I first started learning them. As I would help them I would consistently get feedbacks that I have a talent of explaining things in a way that is both understandable and fun. With this early spark and interest in teaching my skills have only improved when working...

...problem areas and even learning something new from them sometimes. I have an intensive love of all disciplines within mathematics and statistics and hope that through hard work and dedication that I can make a difference in many students' lives. I am currently working towards a Master's Degree in Applied Statistics at RIT. After I...

I am a certified teacher. I have 3 years of teaching experience. I have taught both math and science to high school students and middle school students. I feel that I am successful when my students are successful.

...to the needs, learning styles and ability of my students. This gives them a better platform to excel. My passion for teaching is what drives my desire to have students succeed. I believe the ability to access a good education provides the individual with lots of tools with which to navigate the terrain of life....

...grade students. I love working with students of all ages, including adult learners. Some of my favorite sessions are helping adult learners achieve their goals through community college or technician courses! I am an enthusiastic tutor who will do my best to make you feel as if your 1-2 hour session has flown by. It's...

...an effective learning strategy is typically 80% of your problem. Getting to this strategy, however, is different for every individual-- it is not something you can simply google or watch a tutorial for. It takes time and effort. I put a high-emphasis in developing this strategy in my students, and love to watch them master...

...bookmark charity where I assist young students with reading. In the future, I aim to work as a support mentor for higher education students who have a neurodiversity. I love science such as biology and chemistry and love English literature. In my spare time, I watch movies at the cinema and play video games.

...approach to a math problem based on the statement of the question. My main aim is to teach students so that they get confident in attempting a problem all by themselves. I believe that math can be understood best when the concepts are clear. I give more importance to make sure that the basics of...

...years, prior to moving to the US, I worked with students who needed to retake the GCSE maths test, which students in England have to take at age 16, and successfully helped numerous students to pass this when they'd previously thought themselves unable to. I want to help students to succeed and realize their full...

...a student myself, I thrived on academic competition. I scored in the 99th percentile on the ASVAB, earned a 1420 on the SAT with a 750 in Math (top 2%), and was a National Merit Semifinalist with a 2280 PSAT. In 2022, I placed 1st in the Southwest region of the AMATYC Student Mathematics League....

...of 3.8! I love to tutor! I tutor individuals in my college through the Engineering Student Services and I also hold weekly group sessions to make my sessions more interactive and fun. I have a very analytical mind: I love computer science and be challenged with solving problems. I also volunteer to tutor math to...

I am a retired research engineer. Since my retirement, I have been tutoring high school and college students. I worked in the industry for about 30 years (Exxon, Xerox), and I was a visiting professor in engineering at RIT (5 years). My education: MSME, Columbia University, and Ph.D., Columbia University. I hold 3 patents.

After graduating from college and working in a corporate office I realized that my calling in life is teaching students of all different backgrounds so they can understand tricky concepts and become independent learners.