Award-Winning Geometry Tutors in Jacksonville, FL

...preparation. In addition to this direct tutoring experience, I am also a graduate of UNF with a Bachelor's degree in Middle Grades Math and Science Education. During my time in this program, I was required to complete multiple pre-internships as well as a full time internship, all in middle schools and high schools in Duval County in both Math and Science classes. During my internship, I taught seventh and eighth grade Science for the first...

I believe if the teacher is prepared and the student is willing to learn, any student can learn any subject presented to them. It is my goal and desire to inspire young minds to achieve all that they can.

I have been taking upper-level math and science classes at the University of North Florida for some time. I have about 33 credits remaining for a bachelor's degree with a concentration in general physics and a minor in mathematics. I hope to simplify matters that might seem complicated. Many times complex concepts are best mastered in a step-by-step fashion. This approach demands patience, however, it usually ends in a cumulative understanding of these principal concepts.

...FSCJ with an Associate's in Arts, and I am now enrolled at the University of North Florida working on my Bachelor's. I believe that the key to successfully teaching students is to find how they learn, to learn how they think. Once you understand how they think you can gear your teaching to their specific learning abilities. To think how your student thinks is the best advantage one can ever have while teaching.

...and command historian, as a performing arts studio owner, as a sports fitness trainer and as a special needs mentor and life coach. I am a parent and know the complexities of family life. My hobbies are many but currently I am grooming young musicians in how to function in jazz and rock bands as well as teaching them to play their instruments. I'm also learning how to grow grapes (with limited success).

I love to help others, especially when it comes to math. There is no one way to solve it, and there are no stupid questions. Math does make sense, let me show you how!

...and use different methods of approaching a problem to reach students who do not always comprehend the examples in the textbook. In addition to my experience as an adjunct professor, I have taught in some non-traditional settings. I developed and taught a Reproductive and Physiology class for the Florida School of Traditional Midwifery. I have successfully individually tutored several students in a variety of subjects but am most passionate about math and science. I look...

...in English. In 2013, I graduated with honors from The George Washington University Law School, where I was a managing editor of the law review. After law school, I practiced in the DC office of a prestigious international law firm, where I specialized in media, privacy, and cybersecurity law. I know from my own experience that the LSAT is more learnable than most people realize, and I've spent the last several years proving it by...

Learning is the key to success and I am going to get you there.

Nothing gives me greater satisfaction than seeing the look on a student's face when he/she has just grasped a difficult concept.... My teaching philosophy is difficult concepts are merely combinations of simple concepts. If you show a student that all the pieces are straightforward, they broaden their horizons and reach great heights.... In a first session with a new student, I would find out what interests them so I can draw analogies from that area. I...

Worried about a test? Confused about material in class? I've been in your shoes as a student, and I've spent quite a while with different types of tutoring. I'd be glad to help however I can and help you feel better about math.

...minors in French Language and Culture and History of Art. In regard to my tutoring experience, I have been a part of an organization at Vanderbilt called Next Steps since my freshman year and am currently serving on the executive board. This organization works with students with intellectual disabilities by providing them with tutoring services and support in all aspects of their lives so they can live as independently as possible. I have been a...

...many math problems can be solved in multiple ways. I would start by encouraging students to use their intuition to solve a problem, assisting them if needed. As they gain confidence, I would expose them to different and quicker methods for solving similar problems. After all, less time spent on homework equals more time for fun. In my free time, I enjoy cooking, photography, piano, exercise, and spending time at the beach.

Education is an opportunity to build connections between the knowledge you already possess and the new ideas you have yet to discover. With this in mind, my goal is to help you make those connections and keep the information more firmly planted in your mind as relevant and important.

...second year biochemistry major at the University of Florida and plan on pursuing a PhD in biochemistry after graduating. I have served as a tutor at the SF2UF Teaching Program in which I tutored students in chemistry and biology. I have also been a teaching assistant for Analytical Chemistry lab and General Chemistry 1. I am currently a Genetics teaching assistant, and have a strong desire to become a life-long learner through a career in...

...what it means, or what an equation is actually depicting is worth the extra effort. Besides test-prep I think I can be a great help in writing and editing, as I have experience in everything from short, timed essays such as the SAT essay, to college essays, to research papers such as the IB Extended Essay. I am fully fluent in Spanish for anyone who wishes to communicate in or practice the language. Outside of...

...for me as a future PA was learning how to make a differential diagnosis without lab work or radiology. After working countless hours as a scribe in the emergency department, I am able to again understand the clinical indications for particular testing, and then follow through with the patient to learn the diagnosis and the proper form of treatment for the patient. That week, I learned two essential components for successfully practicing medicine: patient care...

My mission is to ensure every student grows to be the most successful version of themself they can be. Whether it be through preparing you to get admitted to your most desired university, or pushing you through the collegiate finish line to land the career of your dreams, your success is my success.

I am a young mechanical engineer looking to use my experience in problem solving, math, and science to help students with issues they may be having in school and to further their understanding and appreciation of higher level math and science.

...of Science degree. My major is Computing & Information Sciences with a concentration in Computer Science and my minor is Mathematics. Before attending UNF's School of Computing, I graduated from St. Johns River State College with an Associate of Science degree for Computer Programming & Analysis and an Associate of Arts degree. I maintain a personal GitHub repository showcasing my portfolio of programming projects. Technology, engineering, computers, and their underlying mathematics/sciences are my life's passion....