Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Tacoma, WA

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...learn something, if they have the proper guidance and put in effort. It can be more difficult for people to learn things that don't mesh with their interests, but that can be overcome in time. My job is to help someone have confidence in their ability to learn, and give them the tools to do so. My persistence and loyalty to my students is how I build rapport. I received a double bachelor's degree in...

Hi, My name is Jinchi Zhang. I graduated from UC San Diego with a degree of Applied Mathematics. I have also been working as a software engineer in Seattle for a year. Nice to meet you!

I am a potential friendly mathematician who is also interested in computer programming.

...kids with autism in a private school. I love education and helping others to reach their full potential. I recently graduated from Washington University in St. Louis with a double major in Psychological and Brain Sciences and Spanish, as well as a minor in Anthropology. Consequently, Psychology and Spanish Language Studies are my main areas of expertise. I also am experienced with tutoring the ACT and GRE admission exams. I will be attending the University...

...Chicago. A year ago I graduated from Ballard High School in Seattle. In High school I participated in FIRST Robotics and discovered a passion for things that move, prompting me to major in mechanical engineering. I have always enjoyed math. In high school I enjoyed my algebra and AP calculus courses. In college I have taken many courses that use applied math, including finance and physics. I have experience tutoring kids at many different levels....

...is a highly competitive program that requires proficiency in nearly all areas of high school and college level science and mathematics subjects, which is why I chose to teach these subjects on the Varsity Tutors platform in 2018 (my freshman year of college). When I'm not tutoring, I like to spend my time running, hiking, reading, coding, and doing research. If there's anything else you'd like to know about my background, feel free to ask...

...time at Oberlin, I performed fieldwork to help with a study of methane emissions in Spain, and I worked with the International Pulsar Timing Array in Holland and Australia to discover new pulsars and clouds of interstellar hydrogen. I also tutored individuals and groups in physics, math, and astronomy. My favorite subject to tutor in is math. While math is often seen as intimidating, I like making it fun and engaging. I think it's important...

...of Washington Seattle, specializing in Nanoscience and Molecular Engineering. My goal is to help students reach the point where they won't just be able to ace exams, but will in fact be able to teach material back to me, since that is the sign of true understanding. When I see someone's face light up when a complicated set of ideas is distilled into a viscerally understandable (and exciting!) bite-sized concept, I get a sense of...

...though my primary interests are Computer Science, Comprehensive Mathematics, and/or ACMS: Discrete Math and Algorithms, with a possible minor in physics. While, I am passionate about all of these subjects, I am also generally interested in the progress of technology, and find myself excited at any new breakthrough. I am a firm proponent of education, and believe it to be necessary for a proper quality of life. In my free time, I enjoy exercising, reading,...

...in science and math, including chemistry, physics, algebra and calculus. I have an adaptive teaching style and a relaxed demeanor; it's important for me to give a low-stress working environment by using patience, flexibility, and a bomb sense of humor. I believe that a student works best where they are comfortable and confident. I teach with collaboration, where the student and I work together to achieve our goals. As a recent high-school graduate and current...

...obtaining my B.S. in Biochemistry. I have a passion for teaching and rightfully so am an aspiring High School Chemistry teacher. My goal is to earn at least a Masters in teaching and become an inspiring teacher to young women and first generation college students just like myself to pursue careers in the STEM field. I have experience tutoring high school/introductory college chemistry for over 4 years. I have experience working with a variety of...

...have a deep passion for educating the next generation of scientists and engineers. I first started developing my love for STEM while attending Montessori school. As I continued with my education from a catholic high school to the University of Washington, I found my enthusiasm for problem solving became more and more engrained into my everyday life. I believe that success within any field of knowledge comes from continual curiosity and questioning of the models...

...and Spanish language major! I love sharing my interest in science and culture with students of all ages. I enjoy creating STEM demonstration sessions for local middle schools and mentoring for the Girls are the 5th FUNdamental Force Program as the executive chair and founder. In my free time I enjoy baking cupcakes, iceskating, and taking walks while listening to my Spotify Daily Mix. I hope to support all levels of learning inside and outside...

...essay writing, mathematics, history and SAT, PSAT and AP tests (10 AP tests taken, including 5's in Calculus AB, Spanish, Biology, Statistics, US History, Comparative Government and English Language). As a tutor in the humanities I bring a strong command of writing mechanics and research and argumentative strategies, as well as background in history (a subject in which I've completed a minor) and Spanish (including a summer immersion program in Spain). As a math tutor...

...as well as developing quick and creative thinking. I am not only focused on creating a productive environment but encouraging creative learning in STEM and finding joy and energy in those subjects. I am an electrical engineering graduate from the University of Illinois (2017). On a technical level, I focus on mathematics, especially linear algebra, differential equations, and calculus up until multivariable; I subsequently also have experience in all math levels below those. My EE...

I've been tutoring or teaching since 2010, first as an economics and logic tutor at Hartwick College, and then as a math teacher at Salisbury School. I'd love to help you with whatever material you're struggling with :)

...and minored in Chemistry and Theatre. Since graduation, I have been working at the University of Washington as a Clinical research coordinator, working with children and adolescents who have experienced trauma in childhood. I intend to apply to Clinical Psychology PhD programs within the next few years. My love of theatre, psychology, and math all work together to help me become an effective tutor. I love finding creative ways to make content clearer for my...

My name is Yijin Wang and the energetic and passionate incoming freshman working towards a BS in Applied and Computational Mathematical Science at the University of Washington.

...in educational measurement and statistics, with a secondary specialization in multicultural education curriculums. I teach a broad range of topics related to math, statistics, English language test, and Mandarin. I am highly proficient in math subjects from pre-algebra, geometry, calculus up through graduate-level statistics. For graduate-level statistics help, I am capable of running SPSS, R program, Mplus for data analysis. In terms of teaching, I can help you identify the problem context well, connect with...