Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Catalina Foothills, AZ

I am a Special Education Teacher for children in Kindergarten through Fifth grade. I am a fun, engaging teacher who loves to watch children learn. I set goals and expectations with my students so that they can feel invested in their education and success. I would enjoy getting to know your student and help them grow their wings and soar!

...is Michelle Ort, and I am here to help you make sense of math and languages. I am an experienced educator working with math and language students from middle schoolers to adults. Tutoring one on one or in small groups allows me to focus on what works for each individual student. Whether you need to pass a class, want a deeper understanding of a subject area, or want to learn a language from scratch, I...

The greatest achievement I have had was watching my students achieve their goals. To be able to assist them in their path to achieve what others told them they could not do, is a wonderful and exciting event. I am passionate about people, young and old; and everyone can learn from others. If you want to achieve: stay focused!

Hello all and welcome to my tutoring page! I'm here to help in areas such as algebra, finance, economics and mathematics. Currently, I'm working towards my Ph.D. in Financial Management. I've worked with individuals from k-12 as well as individuals in college. I can also assist with resume and cover letter help.

After graduating from the University of Arizona with a degree in Mathematics I came to a startling realization. I really like math. I love learning new and interesting ways to use it and I am excited to share my understanding with others. I am a patient person and I will do my utmost to ensure you reach your educational goals.

...that's why I'm here to help. I just graduated in May of this year with a B.S.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Arizona State University. I was originally an aerospace engineer before I changed my major to mechanical engineering due to its increased versatility. I moved to Tucson to work as a systems engineering for Raytheon in June 2015. Engineering and tutoring are both equally part of my career to better the world. I interned at...

...Despite this, I decided to become a tutor because the last thing I ever wanted was for someone else to feel as if they were inadequate or to have someone encounter an instance of rushed tutoring. I have now been tutoring for a little over 4 years and have gained much experience along the way. Throughout these years, I learned to adjust to the students needs along with being able to be have them set...

...information; find a point of solid understanding and trace a path from there. My earliest education was hanging around the newspaper where my father worked, where I developed a critical eye while looking for typos. I received a Bachelor's degree in music theory from Binghamton University. I also taught pre-alegbra there, through the Educational Opportunity Program. A few years later I decided to get out of my head and became a licensed massage therapist, expanding...

...for help, I asked my fellow classmates, who responded with nothing but an empty stare. I dreaded 3rd hour of the school day, everyday, only because I did not understand chemistry. I told myself if I could help it, I would never allow someone to feel the anger and defeat I felt in that chemistry class. Fast-forwarding to college, I fully understand what positive and negatively charged ions are. I also have a pretty good...

...graduate of the University of Arizona with a BA in Creative Writing and a minor in English. I have been practicing English composition for years and have experience analyzing literature from Beowulf up to the modern day. I take a student-centric approach to tutoring/teaching, focusing on helping students discover answers for themselves in a supportive environment. When I'm not working, I can generally be found writing the next chapter in my novel or teasing out...

...2021, I will begin medical school at Tulane SOM. I first started tutoring by teaching English to adult refugees and teaching Japanese to elementary school children. During my undergraduate career, I was a preceptor for introductory biology. Most recently I was a STEM educator for young children! I most enjoyed creating fun lesson plans to teach difficult biology topics! As a native Japanese speaker, I have always enjoyed bringing my culture to those around...

...academic career where I began to actually enjoy math. My tutoring style is one that values fundamental understanding and critical thinking. I would rather a student walk away with a deeper understanding of their material, rather than a list of memorized steps. On a more personal note, when I am not pursuing math and science, I spend my time geeking out with board games, video games, computer hardware, and my awesome wife.

...from the University of Arizona. I am currently a third year law student at ASU Law. I have tutored various age groups for six years, both freelance and as an instructor at Mathnasium. I love working with students to help them achieve their academic goals. As a student myself, I understand what is being taught in the classroom and how. Additionally, I am able to relate to and build a rapport with students, enhancing their...

I believe that education is the key to a person's success in this growing world. I have been associated with education my entire life, raised by two public school educators and having either attended school or worked in a school setting my entire life.

...and GMAT. I have Master's Degree in Political Science with a Certificate in Public Affairs and a Minor in Health Care Administration from the University of Florida in Gainesville. My Bachelor's Degree is from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia. I studied Religion with a Minor in Mathematics. I have lived in Tucson for two and a half years after living in St. Louis. I have worked on four college campuses in the area of...

...reason I started doing this was for my own learning. I am much more of a visual and creative thinker than most engineering students. My own passion for these subjects is easily translated into passion for teaching them since I know what it's like to struggle with it. Outside of STEM, I also have extensive interest in English. I took the most amount of English courses I could in high school, and so I have...

...I use individualzed teaching methods to create a fun, engaging, and personalized academic atmosphere. I have experience tutoring calculus, United States history, government and politics, and test prep. While I can't say for sure which subject I enjoy teaching the most, I enjoy any opportunity to work with students who are excited about their subjects. Outside of school and tutoring, I enjoy playing basketball, improving Wikipedia articles, and trying to stay cool in the Arizona...

...student at the University of Arizona. I have a passion for science, medicine, and helping others. I have spent a considerable amount of time doing medical research. I would love to work with college students and assist them with any tough science classes, but I am also very open to working with younger students who might be struggling or looking for extra enrichment. When I am not studying or tutoring, I enjoy volunteering.

...tests, and understanding overall concepts. Although I have experience teaching several different subject areas, I am most passionate about writing, grammar, and essay editing. I was a writer and editor for my high school newspaper and literary magazine. I have taken English courses through AP Literature. I have also taken courses such as Expository writing, Creative writing, and college English. Above all, I enjoy helping others and working with students to be the best version...

Make today the day to learn something new. I am currently a 4th grade teacher by day, after-school tutoring coordinator by evening and tutor by night. Education is my passion. Helping my students feels my bucket. I am here to help in any way I can. Super power=teaching!