Award-Winning Geometry Tutors in Anaheim, CA

...in Education. I have been tutoring/teaching since 1999, and I love it! I really enjoy helping others reach their academic goals. I have experience tutoring Basic Math to Advanced Calculus. My tutoring style is working with the student to find what helps them learn the most! I believe that with a little help, anyone can learn, excel in, and even enjoy Mathematics. In my spare time I enjoy creative art projects, biking, and running after...

...to sunny Southern California. Having previously studied pre-medicine, my educational interests have been quite varied and extensive. That said, I am most passionate about business, finance, math, and English courses. As an avid reader and amateur writer, English has long been a favorite subject and I enjoy discussing alternative viewpoints and thoughts on contemporary and classic literature. Outside of the classroom and the board room, my favorite hobbies involve sports, movies, and my friends and...

...to master these exams. I have a BA in Math & Philosophy from the University of Pittsburgh, and a Masters in Logic & Philosophy of Science from UC Irvine, where I specialized in the foundations of mathematics and logic. I also spent a year in law school, and in a few months I'll be starting yet another graduate program, this time in Mathematical Finance. I have 8 years of teaching/tutoring experience, during which time I've...

...or public policy fields. Through school I always excelled at math, research and essay writing. I was in academic honors programs starting in high school and continuing through college. I always learned best by teaching others and so spent much of my time in college as a sort of unofficial tutor for friends and classmates. I'm best at editing writing samples and explaining mathematical concepts, but I also have developed study skills in almost every...

...tutoring students of all ages, ranging from preschoolers to university students. While I tutor in a wide range of subjects, I am most adept in mathematics, standardized tests, and writing. Personally, I have found the subjects of calculus and statistics to be the most interesting and fun to teach. Though they seem daunting, showing students real life examples of both subjects has helped them realize how applicable and useful these subjects can be, ranging from...

...backgrounds and age groups. What sets me apart is my empathy. It wasn't long ago that I was taking calculus, and I remember what it feels like not to understand the material. Although I love mathematics, I completely understand why many students don't. So, even though I do my best to show my students that math is beautiful, I feel it is much more important to show them that they are capable of excelling in...

...onto my students. In High School, I tutored middle school students in math. During college, I was the head instructor of a special needs program where I taught children with physical and mental disabilities hydrotherapy techniques. I also started a class at UC Berkeley called Deconstructing Disability where I designed a syllabus that aimed to reduce the stigma associated with the disabled community. I recently returned from Peru, where I educated in need communities on...

...elementary school through Algebra 2 and Geometry, and ISEE preparation. My expertise in Spanish and English comes from years of translating and especially editing translations (nine years). My expertise in math comes from me being a bit of a nerd (ok - maybe more than a bit). I first tutored algebra and geometry while I was still in high school. More recently, I have been tutoring my own daughters (14, 11, and 7) an adventure...

...finish college and go immediately into teaching high school math. As it turned out, that didn't happen. I got side-tracked and, enjoying math so much, I stuck around UVA for another two years and earned a MS in Math. I then got drafted by the NSA and did cyptopgraphy for a few years. Now I'm back on (the education) track. I've been teaching math and statistics at ITT-Tech for a few years and, so far,...

...computer science carries over into my personal life, and in my free time I enjoy writing my own applications as well as reading current articles on artificial intelligence programs and scientific innovation. However, having been raised in San Diego, I always make time for surfing during the summer and snowboarding during the winter. I have been a tutor on and off since I started college and have worked with a myriad of student grade levels...