Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Sandy Springs, GA

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!!! :)

...desire to tutor others is not only to help them figure out many approaches to solve a problem or understand a concept, but I also want them to understand the importance of what they are learning and its applications to real life. This will enlighten them and make them want to learn more, not just to know the topic and stop. During my free time, I love playing basketball and going bowling with friends. One...

...math and ELA (literacy) and 3-5 ELA and social studies. The passion I have for teaching comes from my love of history! I want to be a part of it, after I'm long gone, what better way to be a part than shaping the minds of our future leaders? I am a huge fan of learning through play and run a student-centered style environment and I believe with differentiation and rigor we can meet students...

I have a master's degree in Electrical Engineering with a strong background in Math, Science and love for teaching. Chinese is my first language and I speak perfect Mandarin without any accent. I have experience tutoring students of all ages(K-college) in Math and Mandarin. I love watching my students grow and build confidence. My goal is to help my students get motivated to study and improve their problem-solving skills. ... I would identify the difficulty and...

I have worked at Kumon, Sylvan, and Eye Level Learning for the past five years so I have experience working with children. As a student working on an Engineering Major, I know how important STEM is to the students of tomorrow and how to teach it.

I am a writer and editor with a B.A. in English from Pomona College. I mostly enjoy tutoring English, but math and science come easily to me as well. I love helping students get the most from their education. That moment when the material finally connects is everything. Outside of academia, I enjoy making music, reading, and working on my novel.

...I believe in making students understand that basic quantitative reasoning, good communications skills, and competency in computer literacy are a sine qua non in todays competitive world. My philosophy of teaching is a result of my many years of teaching a variety of courses in a variety of settings to a variety of audiences. I deal with students with a lot of compassion and understanding and yet hold them to high standards. I believe that...

...the basic grammar of our language or through the effective formatting of academic writing. My philosophy is that every apparent mistake is a clear opportunity for progression; every time I struggled with an assignment or made a bad grade in school showed me clearly what to do and how to improve my skills in the subject. I hope to help my students use this potential to its fullest. I live a full life outside of...

...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.

...and I believe that sharing my knowledge in areas I 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...

...the necessary thought processes needed to fully grasp the concept at hand. I do this by giving real world examples to help my students gain perspective. Where I feel like I differ from most tutors, is that I like to put an emphasis on teaching test preparation techniques. Learning the material is very important of course, but it's important not to overlook test preparation. Preparing for a timed exam requires intentional planning days if not...

...successful style usually involves finding example, homework, or test problems the student did not understand. After identifying these problems I can review or teach the necessary concepts to the student, then go back and help the student solve the problems correctly. I love the help students understand concepts they struggled with previously! I think a lot of dislike among students for math and science comes from a lack of understanding of the subject. Besides tutoring...

...the effectiveness of laboratory experiment, schedule and coordinate activities for each science course, troubleshoot and resolve problems and maintain records and grades for all students. My graduate and undergraduate education has focused heavily on biological concepts and laboratory research. This training has allowed me to familiarize myself with several aspects of biology. I have also utilized a number of molecular and cellular biology techniques that apply to basic biology courses that I have taught. I...

...teacher, students can get something out of any course, and even enjoy it. I look back on some of my best teachers during grade school and it's their teaching skills that have stuck with me even through college. A good foundation is everything. I want to be a tutor that can help teach students to not only have what it takes to pass, but to really take in and remember these skills and be able...

...was hired to teach 3rd grade at the elementary school that I student taught for. I spent 3 years in 3rd grade and moved down to 2nd grade where I taught an additional 3.5 years. In early 2021, I also received my ESOL certification. Working with children from birth-5th grade, I have seen the huge importance of early childhood literacy. Early literacy has a major impact on a student's success in and out of the...

...work to build my students' confidence through practice and encouragement. I am excited to work with your student and help you reach your academic goals. For the last 4 years, I have been working as a teaching assistant during the school year for the Dept. of Education. As part of this role, I've supported students from all backgrounds and skill levels including high achievers, students with ADHD, students on the spectrum, and vocational students.

Gratified Georgia State student, biomedical major breathing science, living science, and thinking science. With knowledge we can conquer anything!

Learning is a personal passion that happens to have positive professional consequences. I try to emphasize the application of abstract concepts, especially math, because it is incredibly useful in STEM but also can increase the value to you and provide an opportunity to use these concepts in your daily life. My hope is that I can be that vessel to anyone I tutor.

...of Science in Mathematics with. Since graduation, I have become a high school math teacher, a college math instructor, and a football coach. I want to help you strengthen your math skills. I am a firm proponent of math education and numeracy, believing it to be necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all my students. Lastly, I enjoy teaching Calculus of all levels including AP calculus...

...since my family got our first computer in 1989. I hold a B.S. in Mathematics from Georgia State University, an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Rhode Island, and I'm currently working on my D.Sc. in Computer Science at Aspen University. My research area is Artificial Life: developing simulations to model co-evolution of ecosystems. I tutor Mathematics and Computer Programming at the High School, Collegiate, and Professional levels. I believe that education should...