Award-Winning Geometry Tutors in Minneapolis, MN

...and like many of you I had my ups and downs with maths. Like most of you, my mom got a tutor for it and it was during that time that I started enjoying maths. This reason helped me decide on which college program to choose and this has helped shaped my way of thinking and solving problems. I hope that together, we can overcome whatever is keeping you from fully experiencing mathematics.

...will never become self-sufficient learners without a teacher guiding them to independence. I typically start a tutoring relationship by building a layer of trust, communication, and support and then gradually move towards independence as the student experiences success and gains confidence. This looks different for each student, but I know that each student has the ability to be successful given enough time and support. I am also dedicated to equity in education and continually work...

...having been a student my entire life, I know that a lot of the ways that teaching and instruction are handled are fairly poor and I wanted to do my best to fix that. By relating to learners and understanding their educational needs it's possible to serve each one in the way that works best for them to learn and retain material, while making sure that they understand and are being taught concepts, methods, and...

My goal as a tutor is to help students develop confidence in themselves so they can learn the desired material by teaching them in a way that makes sense to them.

...students and to facilitate their learning and school engagement. I have graduated recently enough to remember what school and class are like. It's an exciting time in life, but it can bring challenges too, at any level of education. That's why I'm here to collaborate with any students who can benefit from my tutoring. I hope to show clarity, professionalism, and respect in helping students master their work and continue to feel eager about learning.

...mathematics and physics with particular interest in theoretical physics and artificial intelligence. I'm working towards a degree in physics at the University of Minnesota. On my free time I study quantum mechanics and read an abundance of novels that stack up precariously on every surface in my room, causing occasional avalanches. Throughout my education I've frequently made use of online resources like khanacademy, letting me learn more about math, physics, and other subjects than I...

...decided to pursue agricultural economics at the university to gain a better understanding to these issues, and how it can be solved. I have no regrets for the change of mind since that made me discovered my long-term career path and future goals. That was a defining moment in my life, I further applied to some good schools in agricultural economics for my masters degree, upon which I gained admission and scholarship to two of...

...when I started college at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. As a student athlete, we receive free tutors so I have taken full advantage of them and they have been very helpful throughout my education. Through these experiences I've started to have a desire to pay it forward and help tutor other individuals. I have learned to think about ways of learning and various topics in so many different ways and am very excited...

Hi! I am a passionate Chemical Engineer that is looking to help students succeed in the STEM programs. I have 5 years of tutoring experience in college, and am on the advisory board for Minnesota Business Venture. I have tutored all ages for family friends and love the challenge of helping students connect with difficult subjects.

Hello :) I'm a pre-nursing student with a Bachelor's Degree in English! I graduated summa cum laude and was fortunate enough to help publish an academic paper with a professor, which led to us both receiving a work grant. I like to think I can learn pretty much anything, aside from Organic Chemistry :) (and you know, maybe if I actually took the class...haha).

I am a recent biology graduate from the University of Minnesota. I am currently taking a year off before medical school, and am interested in helping out students in math and science subjects. I am patient and passionate about science, and hope to be able to do my best to help out other students! I am working at Methodist hospital, and have varied hours, but will have time each week!

I am from Minneapolis and currently live in the Eagan, Minnesota. I lived in the Chicago are for four years. I have an undergraduate degree in Geography and History from the University of Minnesota, a master of science in Geographic Information Science from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. I started a Doctorate of Education from Saint Mary's University of Minnesota. I held an adjunct instruction in the past teaching Geography at Rasmussen College.

...student and lifelong lover of science, literature and learning. My background is primarily in biology and the life sciences, and in addition to my veterinary program, I also work as part of a research team in comparative oncology that develops treatments for cancer that benefit both humans and animals. I am passionate about increasing public understanding of science, and am happy to work with students of any level of science education. I also believe strongly...

...Stanford University, where I received a BS in Cognitive Science and an MS in Computer Science. After graduation, I spent a summer in Palestine, where I taught web development, app development, and entrepreneurship to a cohort of overenthusiastic high school students; now, I've moved halfway across the country from the Bay Area to the Twin Cities. From volunteering with organizations like Twin Cities Rise and The Mid-Continent Oceanographic Institute to checking out art institutions like...

Hello, I am a professional engineer and neurophysiologist with a PhD in biomedical engineering. I enjoy teaching and working one-on-one with students. My favorite subjects to teach are related to math and science, subjects I have used in my profession for many years. I am able to provide real life examples to show the relevance of sometimes abstract concepts.

...in art history and ten years' experience teaching this subject at the university level. Though my particular focus in graduate school was on Classical (Greek and Roman) art and architecture, I've covered a very broad swath of western culture and civilization in my career. My courses tend to be interdisciplinary, often exploring literature, film, music, history, and popular culture in addition to high art. I'm also a Francophile who has been living off-and-on in Paris...

...to answer the question of so what? has a lasting effect on retention and understanding. The value of the brick-and mortar classroom experience can never be replaced or overemphasized. However, I understand the dynamism and continuing evolution of alternative ways of learning and teaching based on the need for greater flexibility to accommodate family and personal goals. This evolution is evident throughout the entire spectrum of the educational system from high school through doctoral programs....