Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Tampa, FL

...Algebra II Honors, Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry Honors (combined course), as well as AP Calculus AB. My varied teaching experience has given me a good perspective of how different students learn and how to accommodate each student's individual needs. My goal is to help students experience success in the math classroom by helping to strengthen their skills and get a better understanding of concepts. Most importantly, I intend to help increase their confidence to promote a positive...

...knowledge while creating an environment where they feel comfortable to ask me questions. I can also present the material in a manner that they can engage in and find it interesting to learn. I can also relate to their need for help because I was once in their shoes myself and seeking help is not an easy task. I want to be a part of academic growth and help them achieve success.

...with a degree in Neuroscience and currently an MD/PhD student studying cancer genetics. I've been tutoring for 7 years, helping students excel in science, math, and standardized tests with top-percentile scores on the SAT, ACT, and MCAT. I specialize in breaking down complex topics into clear, manageable concepts and tailoring each session to the student's learning style. As a future oncologist and scientist, I'm passionate about combining knowledge and empathy to help others succeed.

I am a full time student at University of South Florida, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. During my free time, I like to tutor students in math subjects such as Elementary, Middle, Algebra 1/2, and Calc 1. I've been tutoring for about a year now and have tutored 100+ students. My teaching philosophy is that students should be taught things in a way they understand. In addition, teaching prerequisite knowledge is important.

As a D1 Athlete and as an engineering major in the honors college, I know what it is like to be busy and have a tough class schedule. Not only am I here to help with your course material, but I can help you organize and prioritize things outside of school in order to be successful in both.

...assist with tough concepts, and be available to test out and pursue new ideas as they are developed during our sessions. I successfully taught 8th grade for 3 years, so I have the patience and experience to work through difficulties and approach subjects from different viewpoints. I continue to be certified to teach all levels of social studies and grades 5-9 in mathematics. I am also skilled in academic writing as it pertains to Common...

...only to pass knowledge on to my students, but also to build up their skill sets (essentially teaching them how to fish by giving them hands-on demonstrations of catching the fish). I have a wide range of interests, from all kinds of outdoors activities (such as bicycling, kayaking, boating, fishing, gardening, and water sports) to music, cooking and volunteering. I hope to make learning fun for each of my students by understanding their needs and...

...topics, coached robotics leagues, and led CAD design workshops. No matter the course, exam or age range, I enjoy making complex concepts approachable and applicable to real-world situations to help those I tutor become more confident in their abilities and skills! I especially enjoy working with students on problem-solving strategies, technical thinking, and hands-on learning. I believe that education is one of the most empowering tools we can offer, and I strive to share that...

...I primarily tutor math (Developmental to Finite Math, Geometry and Statistics) and business subjects (Accounting, Bookkeeping, Management, Marketing, Human Resources) to name a few. My philosophy goes this way. When parents tell me that "Oh, my son has ____" I quietly say, "Hum!" Realistically, the student still has to do the same work that others are expected to complete, to pass the same tests, and to do the same homework as anyone else. I will...

...and passions can be intertwined with new learning, success is eminent. When success has not occurred, what is left is not called failure, but a learned way of not to do something. As Edison famously stated, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work." When I'm not working, I enjoy spending time in my garden, reading some of the books I own but have yet to read, and taking walks with...

...in Sustainable Engineering. While at UF, I spent three years working with students to motivate and inspire their love of learning and their interest in keeping organized to study efficiently. Please contact me, so that we may scope out a plan of learning that will work best for you. Each student is different, with different needs and different skills. I plan to work with each student to make sure that the learning is tailored to...

...light up when they learn something new or understand something they've been struggling with always makes my day. I tutor a variety of subjects, however science is my favorite. It comes naturally to me and I love learning new information. Being able to relay that information to someone else is just the icing on the cake. In my spare time, I ride horses, photograph horse shows, and go to agility trials with my dog. I...

...during my career. I realise the importance of Math in our life and how so many students struggle with Math because they have not been taught the application of Math in real life. I teach Arithmetic, Algebra Level 1 and 2, Geometry and Trigonometry. My goal and philosophy of teaching is to make Learning as fun activity and not a burden. I am a lover of Arts and enjoy Oil Painting, Music, Yoga photography and...

...Physical Science, Earth Science, GIS, Teaching AP, Lesson Planning, Curriculum Design, and Life Sciences. In my free time, I am learning the languages of python, html, css, and javascript, playing video games (currently going through Mass Effect 1-3), watching re-runs of Star Trek TOS, and getting outside as much as possible, though this Arizona transplant is still getting used to the "colorful, lawless swamp"* that is Florida. *Kudos if you got The Office quote!

I am a teacher that gives hands on experience to the students so that they will have a feel practically of what they are doing.

...University of North Florida with a degree in economics, and I'm currently a graduate student at the University of South Florida. Many people don't consider themselves to be a "math person", but in my experience, the only difference between people who excel in math and people who do not is confidence. I legitimately enjoy explaining mathematical concepts to people, and I like to think I'm pretty good at explaining things concisely. I'd love to help...

...started tutoring in high school in standardized testing and subjects such as physics and chemistry. I have found nothing in any other occupation as rewarding as seeing a student improve. My hobbies include tabletop games (like Ticket to Ride, Dominion, and Innovation), baseball (Cubs fan since I was 6-- this is the year!), and crossword puzzles. I'm also in the process of starting an ice cream company, so I make a lot of ice cream.

I am a PhD scientist with expertise in genetics, genomics, bioinformatics, statistics, oncology, dermatology, cell biology, molecular biology, and developmental biology. I take a case-by-case approach to tutoring. My goal is to identify each student's learning style and specific tutoring needs so that I can be as helpful as possible.

...with a minor in Biology. While in school, both high school and college, I have 6 years of experience tutoring my peers as well as 6 years of tutors students younger than me under my belt. I am able to tutor a broad range of subjects however my areas of expertise include English, Math, and the Sciences. I love learning and believe that learning is an essential tool to further yourself in life. I am...

...12 years of experience, I have a genuine interest in seeing my students succeed. My desire is to go beyond just helping my students to achieve a certain grade in a class or on a specific test; I want to motivate them to become lifelong learners who seek out answers to their questions. However, I always keep in mind that every student is unique and try to celebrate even the smallest accomplishments each and every...