Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Everett, WA

...with a Bachelor of Science. I majored in Psychology, and minored in Chemistry and Theatre. Since graduation, I have been working at the University of Washington as a Clinical research coordinator, working with children and adolescents who have experienced trauma in childhood. I intend to apply to Clinical Psychology PhD programs within the next few years. My love of theatre, psychology, and math all work together to help me become an effective tutor. I love...

My name is Yijin Wang and the energetic and passionate incoming freshman working towards a BS in Applied and Computational Mathematical Science at the University of Washington.

...students feel confident and offer advices to be successful in the future. If you have any questions or if you would like to schedule lessons, please feel free to contact me. I will typically respond to messages during the same business day, usually within a few hours, and I require only 2-hours' notice if you decide to cancel a lesson.Contact me beforehand and I will come prepared each time to make your tutoring time worthwhile.

...simply read a book on and understand how to solve the problems. It takes hard work over a long period of time, making mistakes and working with knowledgeable mentors to correct those mistakes. With the experience I've gained over years of doing advanced mathematics and using software applications (such as MATLAB and R) to help understand the concepts and solve the problems, I believe that I've set myself up to help other students of mathematics...

...and I've been tutoring for 6 years now. I wholeheartedly believe that everyone deserves a quality education and that children are the ones who will shape the world of tomorrow. Tutoring also allows me to give back to the community by providing affordable private education to those who need it. Through my experience, I have learned many things about how to give students the information they need and how to adapt to different learning styles...

When I tutor, I am working to share my excitement for learning. Each student is different and deserves to have a personalized experience, and I take pride in identifying my students' learning styles and tailoring their sessions to fit their relationship with academics. My primary goal is to help my students achieve theirs.

Economist who loves sharing knowledge in areas ranging from math to statistics to political science to history and english writing!

...major at Georgia Tech. I have experience teaching through working as a Teaching Assistant for Organic Chemistry I and II and Synthesis Lab I for the Georgia Tech BEST Study Abroad Program and through volunteering at STEM educational outreach events as president of the Georgia Tech chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. I enjoy teaching as a way to share my passion for science and believe I offer a unique perspective as...

...of Reed College with a B.A. in Economics. I have experience tutoring students of all ages in Math, Reading and English, Statistics, Economics, and French. I am a lifelong learner, and I believe that a love of learning is one of the most important qualities a person can have. While I enjoy tutoring a broad range of subjects, I find tutoring Statistics and Economics especially rewarding because so many students believe that they don't have...

...I've been very good at tutoring. Helping others with course work in school was the most common thing. Some of my friends even asked me to help their little sisters or brothers during long breaks, and the outcome was always outstanding. I always take two steps while tutoring others. Firstly, I will understand how the student think about the problem. Secondly, based on student's own idea, I will guide him/her to get the answer. I...

...and mentoring students was working at the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) while an undergraduate student at Knox College. During my time at the CTL, I helped students in the subject areas of biochemistry, biology, and chemistry. The experience at Knox trained me on how to effectively communicate with students so that they can succeed in their coursework! When I began my graduate education at the University of Missouri-Columbia, I wanted to continue helping...

...I am a grad student in Environmental Engineering expecting to wrap up soon. During high school and undergrad, I helped out a few students with their assignments. In grad school, I was a teaching assistant for a junior and senior level course. I addition to that volunteering to mentor K-12 students, introducing science made me realize how passionate I was about teaching and as such working with students. My mantra is, You have to dream...

...and Engineer with a PhD from Georgia Tech, and I teach both math and science. I try to keep my math tutoring interesting by linking it to real scientific applications. Similarly, I try to give my science students an understanding of the deeper principles underlying the material they are learning. While I primarily teach students who are preparing for college or currently attending a STEM-focused program as an undergraduate or graduate student, I have experience...

...love of engineering with my fascination of science. I realized that if I could do something like this for living, then, as my grandfather says, the happiest people are the folks who make a profession out of something they love to do as a hobby! It is not just the concept that Unmanned Underwater Vehicles (UUV) can be developed and perfected to track sharks, but it is the appreciation that the application of technology aids...

...in the importance of developing critical thinking skills in order to succeed in classes, score competitively on standardized tests, and prepare for success in the workforce. I am excited to help others find ways to connect educational skills with potential real world applications. I will be attending the Foster School of Business this Fall and am excited to learn leadership and management skills to compliment my technical base. As a student I hope to focus...

...and Seattle native who is passionate about education! I am certified to teach high school science and have taught high school Math, Chemistry and Biology. Currently, I work with school districts to help implement technology in elementary schools. I have a deep understanding of personalized and differentiated learning as well as the school systems as a whole. I also have extensive leadership experience in schools as a former water polo and swim captain in high...

...mathematics. I tutored for three years through Pierce College, focusing on chemistry, biology, and mathematics. I was a mentor in this position, and trained new tutors that were hired for similar subjects. I created multiple resources specified to organic chemistry due to the ratio of students to tutors to provide assistance. Through Pierce College, I also was hired as a TA for two years for general and organic chemistry. I was a mentor to this...

...nerd with a love of learning. Especially science and foreign languages. After getting my degree in Biology with a minor in global health from the University of Washington (2013), I for Guinea to be a public health volunteer. I have recently moved back to Seattle to get my Masters in Public Health from the University of Washington. I have extensive teaching and tutoring experience from doing after school homework help for elementary age students to...

...students and offer tutoring services in math, chemistry, and French at the elementary to high school level, in addition to SAT prep. Though I have not tutored as a paid service before, I have +500 hours of community service mentoring 5th graders interested in robotics and children with autism and other learning disabilities. I hope to foster more interpersonal and professional skills to create a positive and engaging learning environment for the student and tutor....

...those around me as well. Our current education system has a direction that does not cultivate everyone equally. Therefore, my goal with each person I help in their education, is to try to mold the subject at hand into a relatable reference for my peer. I myself have benefited from tutoring in subjects that I have not been as strong in. Although I have a long history of tutoring others in Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Spanish...