Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Kansas

...the 787 Dreamliner and updating the fuselage design of the 777. My regular work at a local summer camp has revealed a passion for working with youth and after moving back to Kansas to be closer to family I started working with middle and high school students in an academic setting as well. I have...

...words will try to encourage and support all students. I will teach by always trying my best, and providing resources needed for success to occur. I will teach with a learning mindset and an attitude of servitude, knowing change is constant. I expect to focus on the process during challenging situations and respond with respect,...

The most important problem is we can not solve problems at the level of thinking at which they were created. Einstein

I want to help students who have difficulties, struggle with, or are even scared of math. I know that not everyone likes math or think of themselves as math people, but I believe with enough hard work and the correct guidance anyone can succeed in this subject.

Hi you can call me Anthony. I am here to help you with your academic needs. I have worked a number of years in education ranging from K-12 and Adult Teaching. In my spare time, I am usually here at home. Please feel free to contact me. I look forward to working with you. Thanks

...a career in nursing, I am beginning classes to become a Registered Nurse in January 2018. I have been a tutor in the past, I have about two years of experience working with middle to high school aged students. I am passionate about working with children because I want to make them feel good about...

Life is full of cycles of failing, learning, and succeeding. All stages are important.

...currently works as a corporate financial analyst in the defense industry. Michael has a total of six years prior experience tutoring students of all age groups across a wide variety of topics. He is qualified to tutor in the following subjects: mathematics (algebra, geometry, trigonometry, statistics, pre-calculus, and calculus), science (chemistry and physics), English, business...

applied/computational physicist with a specialization in applied principles and mathematics.

...I'm a college graduate currently working as a para educator in a special ed school. My degree is in English and I'm very experienced and passionate about both literature and writing. I'm also very comfortable in elementary and middle school subjects as those are the age groups I work with in my day job.

...which is partly due to the over emphasis of grades rather than learning. The learning systems is not always student oriented which demoralizes most students and they often question the need for education. I believe developing students into agile thinkers is the key a better learning experience. They will not only be making grades but...

Hello all! My name is Austin and I am a recent college graduate with a degree in Industrial Engineering. While at the university I spent 2 years tutoring various subjects to students. I love math and helping it make sense to students.

...In AVID classes they have designated time for homework help - called TRF's - and which is where I come in! I aid in whatever ways possible. When tutoring I normally try prompting with questions to begin with that spark understanding and critical thinking, but if this isn't beneficial I walk through the problems...

...During my undergraduate, I was a Teaching Assistant for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Cell Structure & Function and the First-Year Introduction to College course. I held various leadership positions in a few pre-Health and service organizations on campus. I was a student academic instructor, conducted research at SLU's Medical Campus, and worked in the Emergency...

...after graduation, then matriculated into the M.D. program at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, where I am now! Before I studied biology and became a medical student, however, I was an English and Creative Writing major with plans to dive into a career in journalism- and thanks to this diverse palette of experiences,...

...struggled with. After mediocre performance by my own standards, I decided to take a step back and reconsider my studying habits. I realized that to do well, even in the sciences, you need to master the concepts rather than the formula. Just based on this simple approach, combined with countless hours of the age-old mantra...

...fall in love with chemistry is that when I first took undergraduate chem 1, I struggled and hated every minute of it. In chem 2, I figured I would continue to dislike chemistry until I was fortunate to have a really great teacher who helped me learn how fascinating and fun it can really be....

...Although I have tutored most high school subjects, my passion lies with tutoring algebra and geometry. They are the foundation for learning many other fields of math and have many applications in life. In my opinion, having a good understanding of these subjects helps students live happier and more fulfilling lives. I like to use...

I'm an experienced aerospace analyst with lifelong exposure to math and science.... A student’s style in solving problems may not necessarily be the same style as their instructor; but as long as the student’s technique leads to consistently correct answers, it is to be encouraged.

...you need. Ive been blessed with great opportunities in my academic career, and I sincerely enjoy providing the support students need to be proud of their achievements and happy with their capabilities. In my spare time, I enjoy putting off being productive by spending time with my 19-pound cat, Tuxedo, attempting to cook, and playing...