Award-Winning IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches Tutors for Students in Everett, WA

...schools that accepted my credentials. So, from teaching at the High School level all subjects of music and having had the wonderful opportunities' of conducting school orchestras (my high school orchestra earned a distinction at an international Eisteddfod), and also conducting and directing many popular musicals (along with a team), including "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Oklahoma", my life has been exciting, with lots of hard work. Whilst living in New Jersey, I was Adjunct...

...I could help students in my local community succeed in their education. I also joined the program as I wanted to enhance my skills due to my status as a secondary teacher candidate with the University of Washington's teacher education program. My hobbies include playing a variety of instruments, dancing, reading, and kayaking. Some of my interests are education, world history, social justice, and advocacy. My teaching philosophy is to engrain foundational skills in my...

...May. I have spent the last four years becoming an expert in Biology and plan to further my education. I have tutored several students in my classes for exams and some high school students to prepare them for upcoming tests as well. I would love the opportunity to work with you to reach your goals. I have experience taking those difficult classes and helped others who each learn differently to reach their goals.... As a tutor,...

...math, SAT prep, Spanish, and biology. Spanish is my love; I studied it as an undergraduate and believe that the key to learning anything is understanding how the subject matter fits into the larger picture of your life. If you understand WHY you need to learn something, you have an incentive to learn it. I've tutored middle school, high school, and college freshmen and sophomores and occasionally get a phone call from one of my...

...that was when it started to click. Once I actually sat down with the real intent to learn rather than memorize the material, I was able to begin learning and from there I just wanted to see how far math can go. Once I reached Complex Analysis, I decided I had gone far enough lol. But the point is, if I can do it, anyone can do it and I am here to help you...

...they are engaged. This can be achieved through learning games or by incorporating their interests into the lesson. Listen: Often, tutors and teachers focus too much on what they are saying and don't spend enough time asking questions directly to the student. By having them explain a concept to you in their own words and listening intently to their responses, you can discover a lot about a student's learning style and why they might not...

...and mind can be. I graduated from Stanford University in 1991 with a B.A. in American Studies, which is a hybrid of literature and history. I then went to live and teach in Tokyo, helping aspiring GMAT and LSAT students. After returning to NYC, I wrote a book of poems that helped me gain entrance to the Iowa Writer's Workshop, where I taught undergraduates Literature and Creative Writing while earning my M.F.A. in Poetry. At...

...years research experience studying epilepsy pathology. I am immensely passionate about understanding the natural world and tutoring allows me to pass that drive on to others. While I tutor many STEM related subjects, anything Biology related I'm most enthusiastic about teaching. I am a big proponent of the notion that anyone can learn any subject given the right motivation and teacher. Outside of academia I have a host of hobbies including biking, D&D, and strumming...

...on to medical school after my undergraduate education. I enjoy tutoring students in mathematics and sciences because I find these subjects the most intriguing and applicable to real world situations. When tutoring, I try to create a learning environment that is low stress, productive, and stimulating. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends and family along with getting outside to run, hike, and swim. I also have 7 years experience playing the...

I have happily taught math and robotics at the Middle School level for the past 7 years. Before that, I was a Title One math specialist at the elementary level. Going way back, I started my teaching career in an Early Childhood Center, teaching a mix of first and second graders.

As an experienced tutor and working engineer I can help answer questions about engineering, math, physics, and calculus subjects. My goal is to help my students understand their problems, how to solve them, and how to overcome obstacles when it comes to harder questions or on tests.

...at the University of Iowa. Since graduating, I have done a wide-range of activities. I worked on the United States Senate Education Committee supporting major legislative reauthorizations; in particular, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, commonly known as No Child Left Behind, and other legislation aimed at improving education in America. I am excited to help improve my students’ writing—I can help with all kinds of essays, literature analyses (especially American and British literature), admissions...

First, a tutor needs to be concerned for his students and needs to create a friendly learning environment. Then, the tutor can establish a team in order to improve the product. The product is homework, quizzes and exams. Good study habits are very important. Many times a parent can help a student with this, so the team might consist of the tutor, student and a parent.

...elementary aged students so I'd like to say I understand and get along pretty well with them! As for my tutoring style, it varies from student to student. I gauge what works and does not work when it comes to teaching techniques and tailor my approach to best help my student learn. Additionally, I've seen that asking questions and guiding my students to the answer helps them retain more information than simply telling them what...

...concepts and apply them to word problems. I focus on concepts as well as study skills and strategies for complex knowledge. I believe if I'm doing my job well, my students won't need me at some point because they've mastered the material enough to do well on their formal assessments on their own! My hobbies include stand-up comedy, reading, hiking, and knitting & crocheting. I am an open, fun, good-humored person, who is easy to...

...an engineer and business professional for the last 10 years. I have my BS in engineering and an MBA. I've worked in educational technology to empower hands-on learning that supports college curriculum. I've volunteered for FIRST Robotics and in elementary maker spaces to help students connect their classroom work to real-world applications. I love to work with students of all ages from fundamentals to advanced subjects. Whenever I can I will apply the curriculum to...

...to me. I understand that everyone has unique ways of understanding topics. I've found that providing the necessary context and various approaches to explaining works best. I love helping others and tutor math up to Calculus 1. Previously, I worked at Kumon (a tutoring center for math and English) for a year and at a bike camp during summer break. I've liked working with students, whether it's academics or teaching them bike riding skills. In terms...

...of tutoring both privately, and in small groups of all ages. I am currently a senior at the University of Washington and I am working towards a degree in Mathematics and also Education Studies: Wellness and Social Emotional Learning. I am planning to get my Masters in Teaching so that I can go on to teach high school math! I tutor math k-12 with my favorite topics being high school algebra and calculus.

...I also worked as a Volunteering tutor in a non-profitable organization. As an educator, I want to help young minds achieve their academic goals with full potential and support them in their social needs. Teaching is my call, I love my profession and will thrive to learn as this is an investment for my Professional growth and development. My further study are research oriented topics like beta decay and learning more on Axion particles it's...

...Samuel Chen. I am a PhD student studying bioengineering at the Georgia Institute of Technology. I have a BS degree in mechanical engineering with a minor in chemistry. I have over 6 years of experience in tutoring middle school, high school and college students in the following subjects: algebra, geometry, statistics, calculus, biology, chemistry and physics. I went through both the AP and IB systems myself, so I am very familiar with AP testing and...