Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Marietta, GA

...a Master's degree. I began tutoring in 2010 as a freshman in college at AASU. I completed field work in a 3rd-grade math classroom and 5th grade science classroom. I also assisted with 3rd-5th grade math research with my Education professor Dr. Yang. I have since tutored several ages, including as young as Kindergarten to an adult. I have tutored Math, English, Spanish, Biological sciences, and SAT prep. I love teaching the philosophies and core...

...to their understanding of the subject matter, and then take the students from wherever I find them in the learning process and nurture them to where they are supposed to be. I try not to overwhelm the students with a lot of information in a short time. I enjoying singing, especially to the Lord. So, I am a member of my church choir where I sing tenor. Although I teach mathematics, I also enjoy reading...

...University of Kentucky. I have experience teaching and tutoring elementary and middle school students in Math and Science, and high school and college students in Chemistry, Biology and Physics. My favorite subject to tutor is Chemistry because Chemistry plays an integral role in all of the things that we see and experience in our every day lives (not just in making things explode on the show MythBusters). As for my teaching style, I prefer to...

...am a graduate of Covenant College, a small liberal arts college in north Georgia. I earned a Bachelor of Arts in both Philosophy and Mathematics. My studies in Philosophy focused on metaphysics, philosophy of language, and logic. I received a Master of Science in Mathematics from the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga. After that I went to the University of Arizona to work on my PhD in Mathematics. I studied for three semesters, passed my qualifying...

...the past six years, and I worked as a tutor for my university for 4 and a half years. While I was there, I was part of starting a new program to help students that tested into prealgebra classes. After graduation, I worked as an assistant center director at a Mathnasium for about 8 months, until graduate school led to a time conflict. I tutor almost every type of high school or college math, from...

...working as a supplemental instructor in the philosophy department. My eventual goal is to research political behavior and communication in graduate school. I am most passionate about working within social sciences, such as economics and political science. Also, I enjoy tutoring mathematics and history through a high school level. My teaching philosophy is to adjust individually to the needs of my students. Some students are better with visual aids, while some work better with raw...

...to support students and parents in their efforts to provide rich, rigorous mathematics instruction to all students and ensure that all students throughout Varsity Tutors have access to a quality education. My mission is to develop young men & women with active and creative minds through mathematics, with a sense of understanding and compassion for others, and the courage to act on their beliefs. I stress the total development of each child: spiritual, moral, intellectual,...

I am a rising junior at Columbia University studying a joint major in Economics-Statistics and a special concentration in Public Health. I've been tutoring middle school and high school students since I was a sophomore in high school in subjects from AP Statistics to AP English Language. Excited to meet you!!! :)

I am a student at the University of Georgia majoring in biochemistry and molecular biology. My goal is to go to medical school where I plan on going into anesthesiology or oncology. I have been a tutor for over 2 years but I am new to Varsity Tutors.

...plans to pursue a doctorate in mathematics. My work involves constantly using the tools of calculus, algebra, geometry, and linear algebra to solve complex problems in new and interesting ways. I am passionate about sharing my love for math with others, especially by explaining how the concepts we study are used to solve real-world problems. I also maintain a large list of exercises and test-taking tips to help students attain the mastery they need for...

I am a senior Astrophysics and Physics double major at the College of Charleston. I have multiple years of research experience, mostly surrounding the study of Gamma-Ray Bursts. Additionally, I have served as a Teaching Assistant for introductory astronomy courses for over two years. My goal as a tutor is to utilize my academic and research experience to help students develop strategies for problem solving and critical thinking.

...positions helping students, from tutoring, coaching, mentoring, and teaching. My experiences include a behvioral technician with children with Autism, hands on teacher's aid and mentor at many different schools throughout the state of Wisconsin, volunteer for military children in Texas, volunteer and tutor at multiple community Boy's and Girls clubs, and many other positions involving the adavancement of children. My tutoring style is very simple fun and sweet. Keeping my tutoring philosphy as easy as...

Hi, my name Selena I'm originally from Boston, Massachusetts. I graduated from Clark University with a BS and physics and an MS and physics. I've attended numerous conferences. I've also internship at Cornell University and material science for Paradim under the Prem program. I've also tutored in numerous fails such as chemistry, algebra, geometry, calculus, physics, and some biology. I work great for highschoolers middle school, and undergrad.

...students, but I have tutored high school and middle school students as well! The subjects I tutor are math (up to trigonometry/calculus) and science (up to molecular biology and organic chemistry). I am currently a Professor of Anatomy and Physiology at a college in Georgia. I have recently just finished teaching high school students Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Forensic Science. I think my favorite subject is Biology. The cell is so intricate yet so small....

...helping others to understand are two different processes, and I've learned this through tutoring my peers. One key mindset to uphold when tutoring others is to be patient. Every student learns best in a unique way, and it is up to the tutor to personalize that experience and make the learning process as comfortable as possible. In a more relaxed setting, I've found that students tend to absorb more material. Outside of classes, I like...

...am excited to use and share my knowledge to help patients and students. I am from Massachusetts, but have traveled and lived in many different places. I went to undergrad at Salve Regina University in Newport, RI and majored in Chemistry while minoring in Biology. This pre-med course work allowed me to get into medical school at University of Medicine and Health Sciences located in St. Kitts and Nevis, an island nation of the British...

...thinking of new learning tactics and methods. I believe in supporting learning through encouragement, strategy, and patience. I earned my degree in Computer Science at Georgia State University, where I built a well rounded academic foundation and experience in mentorship, teaching, and volunteering. I currently tutor K-12 math and SAT Math and Reading comprehension. My tutoring style is student-focused, flexible, and immersive. I aim to understand and meet students where they are so that they...

...a degree in Neuroscience. One thing I have learned over the years is that each and every student is capable of exceeding expectations. It is often not the material itself that poses a challenge, but rather the standardized way of teaching that material, which does not work with everyone. I firmly believe in helping my students to not only understand the intricacies of their subject matter, but also to discover their personal optimal learning method...

...four years of one on one and group tutoring experience in a majority of Math based subjects. I have worked with high school and college level students in Algebra, Geometry, Calculus and Statistics. I like to use a three part tutoring method that 1) determines what the student does not understand, 2) walks step by step through example problems and 3) requires the student to show me that a problem can be completed independently.

...Ahead to boost her literacy skills. I've worked with an entire 3rd grade classroom on Zoom during the pandemic and with a 1st grade classroom in person. I am passionate about tutoring Math and Writing because I personally have always excelled in those subjects. I have built incredible bonds with my past students and I'm so incredibly proud of their growth. I'm looking forward to assist and witness the growth of many more.