Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Johns Creek, GA

I am a third year at the University of Georgia majoring in Computer Science with a passion for instructing.

...build clarity, confidence, and critical thinking. I know how overwhelming it can feel when things get too abstract or formula-heavy, so I focus on simplifying complex concepts by reinforcing core fundamentals. My approach is patient, structured, and flexible. I tailor lessons to each student's pace and learning style, breaking down the material in a way that makes it easier to connect the dots and retain what they've learned. Tutoring, to me, is about more than...

...in biology and health education at Howard University and I have been a tutor for about 3 years now! I have found a passion in teaching students, and it is something that has become a very large piece of happiness in my life. I love having the ability to work with my students to reach their academic and personal goals, as well as being able to watch them learn to excel in their lives.

...get better grades, but also to truly develop a love for the material as I have myself. I am a rising freshman at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where I will be studying Computer Science. I have a passion for learning about pretty much everything, and am very curious by nature. When I'm not tutoring or doing schoolwork, I love to rock climb, hike, and dive. I also have played guitar for about 10 years...

I am an experienced tutor and instructor of STEM concentrations. Throughout my collegiate career as a Biology major; I taught students in elementary, middle and high school laboratory techniques, physics, engineering, biology and much more. I eventually pursued a degree that encompassed my interests in both science and health policy and recently graduated with a Master in Public Health. I am very passionate about science, math and community health.

...to make sure that those I work with have a sound understanding of the concepts and are able to apply those concepts to answer diverse sets of questions. No matter the subject I tutor, my job is to make you a better problem solver, a skill that will aid you in any facet of your life. I find learning and discovery very exciting, and have a ton of stake in the success of those I...

I am a retired Special Education teacher who has been retired three years now. I love teaching and have gone back to work two days at a Hybrid school. I love to read, explore the outdoors, and socialize with family and friends. I also knit and enjoy riding my bike.

...the right context! When students are inherently interested in the material at hand, I enjoy stoking those flames. When students find an assignment boring or intimidating, I enjoy finding just the right resources to help relate it to fun and familiar concepts. I've found that it's easy and fun to get a feel for molecular biology fundamentals by looking at models of DNA/RNA/protein--thousands of which are available for free at the Protein Data Bank. I'm...

...going on in life. In my senior year of high school, I applied to 36 colleges and got accepted into 27 of them, also receiving large financial packages for many of those schools (University of Virginia, Louisiana State University, JSU, Georgia Tech, Florida Tech, Illinois Tech, etc.). I can guide students on how to write an amazing college essay for major schools or even help out with CommonApp essays. I also have a strong background...

...AmeriCorps Volunteer, and currently homeschool my six-year-old son. I admire the tenacity of people like Amelia Earhart who did not attribute her successful aviation career to being the best, but instead, to simple and tenacious hard work. This is why too I am convinced that every student can learn and therefore make it my personal goal to support students in identifying the ways in which they personally learn best. I've experienced the greatest success with...

...and learning goals, in areas such as ACT/SAT, math fundamentals, Algebra, and pre college-level Spanish. I enjoy helping each student overcome their own individual struggles and putting them in a position to learn more efficiently. I believe that no student is smarter than another, and each student has their own individual learning strengths, weaknesses, speed and style. I believe learning should be fun and challenging. I enjoy tutoring math and foreign language the most, and...

...Teaching is my higher than me calling it is something I don't just enjoy for myself but I enjoy help educating fellow people. Education is the key, to the lock of ignorance. After deciding working in a stem cell and cancer biology laboratory is not for me, I ventured into teaching and business. I cannot wait to help and meet the many students I will come across, because we all need each other to help...

I Have been a nanny for six years, and with the jobs comes the responsibility to help the children with school work and projects. I have been a tutor for six years and seek joy in the moments of epiphany through the children I mentor and tutor. ... The first session would be a session for me to learn about the student and vice-versa, so I can learn my audience. I want to utilize the first...

...always defined me, and I believe that curiosity and confidence are the keys to understanding any subject. Perhaps this curiosity is also why I particularly enjoy scientific disciplines like Biology and Physics, and why studying literature or history always leaves me inspired. I graduated with a BFA in Dance and a Minor in Web Programming and Applications from New York University Tisch School of the Arts. I have worked as an after school tutor with...

...Georgia Perimeter College. I am currently working on my Masters of Science in health psychology. I enjoy traveling and seeing new places, and anything related to games and films. My favorite two areas to tutor would be history and psychology, but I am open to helping with many topics. My tutoring techniques are meant to assist in the person learning the information to succeed. I do want to provide support and build a good relationship.

..."Let's alter the world by a milliliter" This is what I strive to do in my tutoring and teaching practice. I am Ph.D. student at Georgia State University in Rhetoric and Composition. I have my MFA in Creative Writing and bachelor of arts in English. My creative work has appeared across literary journals and magazines including "Don't Talk to Me About Love" "The New Engagement" and "Punctuate: a nonfiction magazine"I currently and have previously worked...

Hello! My students call me Regina Sunshine, and I love teaching math! My background is in Chemical Engineering, but I have spent much of my career teaching math. Math has always been my favorite subject, and I look forward to helping you enjoy math while reaching your goals.

...was in high school. I believe students learn best when taught by a peer with a thorough understanding of the subject at hand. I prefer to guide the student through the learning experience by teaching them the concepts behind each problem. Problem solving can be approached from many directions and I respect how each person approaches and solves a problem. I am looking forward to working closely with parents and students to develop a lesson...

...am confident in will help others to find foundation in their academic lives and also set them up for future success. One of my biggest goals is not just to foster academic growth but to strengthen each student's desire to learn and find purpose in their work. I want students to feel comfortable in reaching out for help and value their efforts to grow. For me outside of the classroom, I enjoy almost any outdoor...

...High School in May 2020 and now will attend Stanford University. I plan to major in Management Science and Engineering. Throughout high school, I have been tutoring students in math and sciences. I have experience working with students in elementary school, middle school, high school, and university. I tutor all math courses (Geometry, Algebra 1 & 2, Pre-Calc) up to and including Calculus as well as sciences such as Physics. When working through problems with...