Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Rio Rancho, NM

...I also realize that Math might seem intimidating to some, which is why I am inspired to make the subject more approachable for students to feel confident and skillful. I believe that everyone has an inner genius waiting to come out and I wish to help develop that with kindness, patience, and understanding. I have...

...a third year Civil Engineering student at the University of New Mexico. I'm passionate about getting young people engaged in math, science, and our natural word! Previously, I have worked with organizations doing environmental education outreach with youth in New Mexico. I've conducted environment research throughout New Mexico and Latin America, and am passionate about...

...advocates and litigated successfully in federal district and appellate courts. Before law school, I worked in Cochabamba, Bolivia with an organization of women's construction cooperatives on issues related to child care, nutrition, occupational health, and gender empowerment. Prior to that, I worked as an Association of Schools and Programs for Public Health post-MPH fellow in...

...that learning should never cease and that everyday gives us the chance to learn something. I have a varied background in science and the arts which makes me perfect for teaching many subjects. If that isn't enough, I have homeschooled for 7 years and been a private tutor for 25, including the last year here...

...at Texas A&M University as well as an incoming medical student. My senior year of high school, I got into MIT and have always loved math and science, so my favorite subjects to tutor include physics, chemistry, algebra, and other STEM subjects. I have experience tutoring mostly SAT, where I've helped students gain scores of...

...and calculus 1 & 2. Additionally, I have completed courses in physics, biology, chemistry and english. I am available for tutoring sessions in the evenings at Zimmerman library, online or in home! I make sure my students know every aspect of the subject they are learning. A curriculum can be created upon request.... I believe everybody can tackle difficult concepts with some help. Confusion begins with misunderstandings that progress unheeded.

...these research-based practices to the tutoring platform: --Parents are a child's first and most important teacher; communication with parents is vital to a successful elementary tutoring plan, --Working towards mastery in mathematics leads towards a student's confidence and independence in mathematics, --Incorporating a child's interests into the curriculum is more likely to help students develop proficiency...

...when harnessing technology to solve problems. I love to teach coding, such as when I volunteered at my wife's library to bring her students the Hour of Code, using Code.org's Minecraft exercises, or as a content creator for Learning Environments, where students from the local elementary school district came to study robotics and computer science...

...to mend to the needs of the students. I also must say, I do not know everything. Part of the job is discovering what I don't know so, I can better myself for the students. I will, however, do everything I can for you, or your child, to help get the answers the need to...

I have a Bachelor's in Math and a Masters in Marine Biology. I believe math skills are an important part of our everyday world and I'm happy to help students break down complex problems into more easily understood principles.

...I think my approach to toturing is very hands on and thorough but fun and comfortable at the same time. I believe that learning is best done when someone is in a healthy and positive environment with people that genuinely want to help. Otherwise, learning would be a chore! My interests outside of academia are...

...the subject. I also enjoy tutoring in French since I've studied it since my freshman year of high school(it's been almost 10 years by now). I also help people with computer science courses from time to time, mostly in Python or Mathematica. Now, when I'm not teaching, I enjoy my personal time to reenergize with...

...to help students achieve their academic goals. I hope that I can use this position to do just that. Science and Math are not easy, but they are also not impossible. Building the confidence to excel in these fields is absolutely essential to success, and I hope to help students go down this route and...

To help students gain a deeper insight and understanding into their particular subject matter by asking conceptual questions and practicing the material thoroughly.

...in secondary education from Pensacola Christian College. I am a graduate of CNM from their licensure program. I am certified to teach secondary math and history in New Mexico. I have experience in tutoring with Frog Tutoring and AVID (specifically in mathematics) along with teaching (at Graceway Christian Academy and Taylor Middle School). It is...

...tutor at CNM also solidified my understanding of the mathematics I learned during my education. I am very passionate about helping students achieve their academic goals and truly believe that with the right coaching anyone can excel at math. Currently I own and manage a small farm were we grow vegetables and raise goats.

...as well as small groups of 4-5 students. I am extremely comfortable working with students of all ages and experience levels. My favorite subjects to teach are the various band instruments and music theory, as those are the subjects I have the most background experience in. I am also extremely willing and looking forward to...

...your dreams can become a reality! Annie is passionate about demystifying education and transforming learning into a path for students to achieve independent success. You Can Learn It! Annie can help you! - Bonus Specialities Careers in Administration + Data Management After College, Annie moved to Los Angeles to work in the Film Business, where...

...mathematics. A weakness of our education system is that often students, whose learning style does not fit the education mold, are forced to fit as a square peg through a round hole. This rigidness and lack of flexibility often creates learners who have apathy or resentment towards math that is unnecessary. In my own practice...

...in Philosophy and Psychology in 2012. Education is vital to the future of our society. It's important to take into consideration that everyone learns differently. Rather than forcing the student to conform to the methodology that might not work for them, we can encourage learning by being open to everyone's unique and individual learning styles.