Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Frisco, TX

When I was in school I wish I had a tutor who could not only help me thorough school but guide me to make better choices in school.

...experiments, analyze complex biological datasets, and communicate their findings clearly. I especially enjoy helping learners connect abstract concepts to real-world applicationswhether it's understanding neural networks (biological or artificial), building reproducible data pipelines, or learning the basic mathematic, scientific foundation needed for further education. I hold both a Master's in Bioinformatics and a Bachelor's in Neuroscience...

...feel quite good after helping a student expand their understanding. I like to see when they transition from not knowing what to do, to confidently solving the problem correctly on their own. I have worked with a variety of different students. I have worked with sixth graders struggling with fractions, helped someone understand the concept...

...have been tutoring students from middle school and have helped out a broad range of students. Although I can teach a wide array of subject I specialize in tutoring in math, science, and STEM related material. I am excited to be working with aspiring students looking to excel in academia. I believe that as long...

...credits I am a year ahead, which means I am technically a sophomore (and I am on track to graduate a year early), this is only my second semester in college. My teaching method is to not answer the question for the student but to ask them questions and bring up fundamental ideas in the...

...sure my clients experience a great tutoring session. I connect with my clients and make sure they are understanding the content they're studying. I'm a versatile tutor who tailors my tutoring method to fit my clients' learning style. I will go out of my way to make sure my clients leave fulfilled and satisfied.... My teaching philosophy revolves around the student's learning style. I'm a versatile tutor, so I tailor my tutoring method around the student.

I am extremely enthusiastic about my decision to read Mathematics at the university. I am going to complete my master degree in mathematics soon; Also I am working as a graduate teaching assistant in my university.... Tell them about the importance of the subject and try to link the concept of the subject to real world.

...Statistics, Calculus, and lots of Anatomy and Physiology. Most recently, I have been a Teaching Assistant for an Advanced Human Physiology class at BYU. I love teaching because it is so enjoyable to me to see students progress and start to put the pieces together; in my experience, almost everyone can understand any subject at...

...school, psychology major-related classes, and some Neuroscience classes. I am passionate about teaching subjects like Biology, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Psychology, and Neuroscience. I am currently in the process of studying for my MCAT so most of these topics are fresh in my mind! I have had the opportunity to tutor middle school students in...

...light bulb goes on and a student finally understands the material at hand. All through out college I worked at a summer camp for kids. I worked in many aspect from Camp Counselor to Camp Leadership. All though years working at this camp taught me how to relate to kids of all ages. The camp...

...believe that small things can lead to big impacts- my own career began with a childhood passion for Pokemon! This philosophy drives me to connect with students by weaving their interests into our lessons, using those passions as a springboard to explore new ideas and foster excitement for learning. My favorite subjects to tutor are...

...for students. I have spent 2 years substitute teaching for a school district, and have spent the last 5 years helping children meet developmental milestones as an Occupational Therapy Assistant/teaching role for a day camp and home health. I firmly believe that all people are capable of learning extraordinary amounts of knowledge, however it is...

...from Lamar University, where I majored in General Studies with minors in Psychology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice. This multidisciplinary education has equipped me with a deep understanding of human behavior, social dynamics, and the legal system, all of which I incorporate into my teaching and mentoring approach. Professionally, I have worked in various roles, from...

...many talents and unique contributions to share. They just need appropriate help. They have novel ways of acquiring knowledge. Since I am uniquely qualified in the complete range of reading differences, I can help serve children and a wide variety of approaches.Early identification and treatment are the keys to helping children grow in school and...

...for elementary school, middle school, high school, or on a college admissions exam. I believe that students are most successful when they are given the tools, strategies, and confidence to perform at the best potential. I am passionate about learning and helping others succeed and hope to share this passion and excitement for learning with...

Hey folks, my name's Philip! A man with a plan! Full-time Civil Engineer, Part-time teacher. Love math science and anything STEM-related. Eager to convey my knowledge and expertise to the younger generation. Look forward to working with you!

Mathematics and French are the subjects that I enjoy to tutor. My main desire as a tutor is to make a positive impact in helping students to get a greater understanding on these two subjects.

...precalculus, and calculus. Although most of my tutoring and teaching experience is in math, I have undergraduate degrees in both mathematics and psychology (and briefly attend graduate school for psychology), so I would love to help out with either subject. I tutor test prep as well, including SAT, ACT, AP Calculus, IB Math, and AP/IB...

...and I am currently a sophomore at Dartmouth College. I am a double major in Economics modified with Computer Science and English, so I have a broad range of experiences with both liberal arts and stem. I look forward to working with you, and if you have any questions about applying to college don't hesitate...

...into their first year at Union College. Now as a Ph.D student, I have spent two years as a TA for undergraduate students, mostly working in calculus based courses. I find tutoring an incredibly rewarding process; fostering a students growth, working closely with a few students, and really breaking through educational barriers that are difficult...