Award-Winning Linear Algebra Tutors serving Surprise, AZ

Hey! I'm a rising sophomore at Georgia Institute of Technology. I love teaching and got a lot of practice from tutoring my brother. Physics is probably my favorite subject to teach. In my spare time, I produce music and play/watch a ton of basketball! (Feel free to talk to me about either)

...Calculus 2 (Algebra, Stats, etc) as well as C++ programming. My tutoring style focuses on examples and guided practice so that students can gain confidence in their ability to solve the problems they will encounter through their coursework. My goal is to help students understand the concepts themselves so they can use this knowledge in...

...sports and come from a background of coaching and playing sports from youth leagues to the collegiate level. I have had the opportunity to teach many student-athletes and enjoy working sports analogies into some of my teaching to help athletes understand the material from a little different perspective. My faith and family are the two...

...just to prove that everyone can be good at every subject and that your grades often do not reflect your lack of understanding. I've learned that often in my engineering degree, however, I refuse to let myself be discouraged. This mentality has been gained through four years of university and I'd love to help pass...

...Reading, and Writing, although my favorite subject to tutor in is math, because I am going to be a math teacher. I enjoy helping students and my goal for math, is not to make students love math, but to be able to understand math, and all other subjects I tutor in as well. My teaching...

I love teaching and learning new techniques in Mathematics and Computer Science. My life goal is to study Biology with Mathematics and Computers. Let's collaborate to make the world a better and easier place to understand! Brian

Communicative and hard working alumnus who is willing to use mathematical knowledge to promote learning. I am organized and I like learning to solve mathematical problems in different perspectives.

...courses from Algebra to Calculus. When I was a senior, I took a first-year calculus course at a local college (such an advanced-level class was not available in high school at the time) and earned an A. It seemed only logical that I pursue a career in Civil Engineering. I am also excellent in Drafting...

I am an engineering graduate from Arizona State University where I had the opportunity to teach Statistics for graduate students. I also have experience teaching high school and middle school students. I wish to help students find their interests, wherever they may be.

...love tutoring in Biology, Chemistry, or Physics, especially higher level Biology. I have also tutored numerous students from K-Calculus level mathematics. Being curious and constantly looking to learn, experience, and try new things draws me to teaching. I want to pass on my knowledge and have students appreciative of the subjects they are learning so...

I love physics and mathematics and am passionate about education. Few things in this world make as happy as seeing the light come on for a student and seeing how it changes the way they view the world around them.

...with a major in mathematics and a minor in applied mathematics. After graduating, I joined the Americorps and spent two years mentoring and tutoring over 80 high school juniors/seniors on their path towards college admission. More recently, this year I am teaching 7th and 8th grade middle school math here in Phoenix. In my free...

My name is Reza and I am a Junior studying actuarial science at Arizona State University. I've traveled about 20 different countries and I managed to learn different mathematics teaching techniques, and I would love to share those with anybody who is interested.

...their particular way of learning. Having a personal tutor to cater to the way a student learns greatly benefits the student, inside and outside of the general classroom. Inside the classroom, they will excel and have a better understanding of the material. Outside the classroom, once the student can articulate the way they learn best...