Award-Winning IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches Tutors for Students in Scottsdale, AZ

...these areas then I may be the guy for you! I am also interested in tutoring individuals who are working towards acceptance into a professional school that might have been out of school for a while. I have experience in private tutoring to elementary/middle school through college level students in math and the sciences and have helped many achieve goals that seemed unattainable. I have done this by establishing what areas of the subject are...

...joy talking about them, and I hope that I can give a little bit of that joy to the people I teach. I believe that all students learn differently, and so it is paramount to understand and adapt to the style they learn from best. Whenever I have time to myself, I am definitely quite the gamer, and that has contributed to my desire to one day become a successful Game Developer. I firmly believe...

I have a passion for helping others grow and learn more about children, families, psychology, and how the mind works. I love to see the lightbulb turn on when a student grasps a concept. I am an artist, a mother, and a lifelong learner myself.

...in college I tutored hundreds of students in any subject that had anything to do with Mechanical Engineering. I have experience tutoring students with extremely different learning styles and I've learned to adapt to each in turn. I graduated in 2012 with a 4.0 in Mechanical Engineering from ASU and currently work full time, but I miss tutoring. So I'm back at it. My favorite subjects to tutor are Physics 1 & 2, Calc I,...

...want to be the best tutor that I can be. Given my passionate about education policy, I understand the important role that standardized tests play in allowing students to maximize their own educational potential. My goal as a tutor is to help each student that I work with to perform to the best of their abilities on the standardized test that they are preparing to take. I hope that I can play a part in...

...community and shadowed several physicians. For my undergrad, I went to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and got my bachelor's degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology. I was an intern for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and taught 2 semesters of a Transfer Advantage course to transfer students. I was a student ambassador for McGraw-Hill Education for 4 years and I have experience with various online learning platforms, public speaking, and leadership....

...lower-level ISEE, elementary-level SSAT, and SAT Verbal. Since my current career dream is to teach English, I like tutoring the English-related topics the most. I particularly enjoy the process of helping students with their essay editing and essay writing. When I teach, my goal is to help the student learn how to do something on their own as effectively as possible without making the learning process unpleasant. My hobbies largely consist of reading and keeping...

...system and approach which has been passed on and used by several friends. My teaching style can be best described as knowledge gap identification. I believe that the single most important thing for learning, after attitude, is identifying exactly what information has been miscommunicated. After this step, almost any person can learn any subject with enough patience. I moved to Arizona after accepting ASU's offer and have enjoyed the state since. During my first semester,...

Hi! I am currently a sophomore at UCLA studying computer science. I am very passionate about tutoring as I love making education fun for kids and have experience working in the tutoring field. I worked at Mathnasium for two years tutoring students of various mathematical levels and currently participate in a tutoring club at UCLA.

...a lifelong dream come true! I earned my Private Pilot lessons at Clermont County Airport, home of Sporty's Pilot Shop, just outside of Cincinnati. (If you are ever near there on a Saturday, they have free hot dogs and (mostly true) pilot stories starting at noon.) Whilst training I also worked at a corporate jet management company in Cincinnati. Knowing that flying was the profession I wanted to pursue, I moved to Louisville and completed...

...am in the process of applying for my PhD in History of Art. Needless to say, history and art are my biggest passions. During my undergrad, I taught art and English to 8th-grade ESL (English as Second Language) students at a middle school in Brooklyn, New York. I have experience tutoring in Reading, English Composition/Writing, History (World, European, US, Military, etc.), Literature, and Philosophy. I have experience tutoring any age or grade from elementary school...

...Second Language Endorsement. I have taught numerous grade levels, K-5, and have taught in two dual language schools. My expertise is teaching students fundamental reading skills and math in a fun and engaging way. I have seen my students improve in both reading and math up to two or more grade levels in just one year! In my 20 plus years in education, I have learned teaching is not just about math or reading but...

...opened the first preschool at Luanda International School. After moving back to the US; I began teaching in Colorado as a special needs para-professional before receiving my certified teaching license in elementary education K-6. I taught 2nd grade for two years before finishing another 7 in 4th grade. After moving to Georgia, I began working for Tutor Shop for 3 years in the local schools and remotely for another 3 years. I enjoy teaching all...

I am a genetic counselor who is passionate about educating people about genetics and biology. I have a BS in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of Arizona, a MS in Individualized Genomics and Health from Johns Hopkins, and a MS in Genetic Counseling from Long Island University. I am opening to tutoring any level of biology, any level of genetics, and writing, including writing research papers or basic essays.

...the bottom up, so what ends up happening in both situations is that those with natural talents get all of the attention while those who need help learning and training are left to try to improve on their own. That's not how Mrs. Stone did it, it's not how Professor Stocking has ever done it, so I have always tried my absolute best to follow their example and teach everyone to improve where they are...

I believe all humans are born with certain natural talents and callings in their lives. Once operating and using those callings and talents respectively, they can achieve breakthroughs and shape the future of mankind. One of my natural born talents and callings is teaching. I am very patient, passionate and relentless. I will believe in you and your success more than you do or until you do as well.

...State University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Education degree. I have previously taught third and fourth grade for seven years. I have taught ELA, math, science, and social studies. I am most passionate about teaching math. During my time in education I consistently used student data to develop my lesson plans and individualize learning. I was successfully able to lead students to exceed state averages on standardized testing scores in both ELA...

...discovering cool new things rather than just memorizing facts. In addition to science (my first love), I also love helping people learn writing skills, reading comprehension, and study skills. Please know I am an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community and I make sure that everyone feels safe and respected when we learn together, no matter who you are. Whether we're working one-on-one or in groups, I want to help you find your own way to...

...I have worked for multiple years, primarily with the K-6 range, on multiple STEM based topics but specialize in reading/language arts. On a similar note, I can help with English, reading comprehension, and essay writing at all levels as well as elementary topics. My personal favorite is writing, as in my spare time I focus on my creative writing hobby and reading. Just remember that the best teacher is yourself, I am here to guide...

...every individual has a certain way, or collection of ways, of learning, it is just a matter of finding their strategy. Hence, I never feel at ease by simply providing a student with an answer, but in collaborating with them until we can find it. It is not the job of the tutor to, in some sense of the word, show off their knowledge of a field. Outside of academia, I play the bagpipes (as...