Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Cincinnati, OH

I am passionate about learning and love to share my knowledge. I read and write for at least two hours each day.

I am an experienced educator and tutor. I have a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction as well as two Bachelor's degrees, one in Education and one in History. I have also minored in Women's Studies and have earned an Associate's degree in Liberal Arts. I have been teaching and tutoring for over a decade and it is my most fundamental life passion.

Hi! My name is John and I'm excited to help your student gain confidence and success in the classroom. I'm an Air Force veteran having graduated from the US Air Force Academy. I also have an MBA and lots of experience working with students as a coach or tutor.

Hello my name's Craig, and I'm currently a college freshman. Some of my favorite subjects are philosophy, economics, and physics, but I tend to enjoy learning and teaching most everything, as all subjects are integral to understanding the world. I'm happy to help students in any way they might need, however I specialize in the ACT.

...minor in Classics giving me a strong background in mathematics, language and the hard sciences. My Tutoring experience began with volunteering for a Homework Help program through the National Honor's Society in high school and I have been helping students in one degree or another ever since. Having always been an avid learner, I seek out new information and want to pass on my love of learning to others. I enjoy starting at the student's...

...my high school and continue to be successful in college, where I maintained a 4.0 and made Dean's List first semester. While in school I have worked as a writer for news sources, applying my skills in research and writing. As a current student, I understand the wants and needs of other students and am very accommodating. I think it is most important that the student truly grasps the material and can apply that knowledge...

I'm a senior at Indiana Wesleyan University, studying Economics, Political Science, and Humanities. I'm a student of the economic way of thinking and an aspiring teacher of the same, hopefully in a university setting someday. The economic way of thinking is valuable to anyone who will learn it and applies to everyday life.

...plan on applying to medical schools once I am in my fourth year and start my journey to become a medical doctor. When I was younger, I was never fond of science or math, as I could never understand the flow or rhythm of the subjects and they seemed irregular to me. Once I started college, I started to understand and enjoy these subjects much more. Its astounding to me that having the right teachers...

...and have worked with students of all ages over the past 40 years to facilitate their growth academically and achieve their personal goals. I create an environment for learning that is free from guilt or judgment - I believe that academic struggles of the past are not necessarily indicators of an inability to learn - rather they show us methods that did not bring the results that were desired. Everyone has the ability to learn,...

...degree in Neuroscience at the University of Kentucky that I will successfully complete in the Fall of 2020. I have tutored a wide range of students, both my peers and younger, in mostly STEM related fields. Although I tutor in a few different subjects, the subjects I am most passionate about are College level Biology, Organic Chemistry, and Biochemistry. Learning about a difficult topic may seem challenging at times, but I believe that everyone has...

...majoring in special education at the University of Dayton. I love working with kids and have been tutoring students since seventh grade. I also am a summer camp counselor and have worked with kids ages 5-17. I love math, science, and history. My philosophy of teaching is to be student centered. I believe students should discover knowledge themselves through practice and experimentation with the guide of teachers/tutors. Lessons will be tailored to the individual student's...

I believe that all students (primary, secondary, and post-secondary) should be provided with the best education. Therefore, every student should be able to ascertain knowledge from a variety of realms: in class, out of class, in a book, by a teacher, or a mentor.

I am a second grade teacher that believes anyone can learn anything they set their minds to; sometimes we just need a little help figuring out how we learn.

...then build on that, so he or she can excel academically! I have been a teacher for 15 years. My first 2 years were spent teaching 6th, 7th, and 8th grade Math. For the past 13 years I have been teaching 5th grade. I have taught a variety of subjects and concepts including general math, pre-Algebra, introduction to Geometry, Elementary Life and Physical Science, Ancient Civilizations, and American History. I am also proficient in comprehension...

...methods to peak student interest and give them a solid understanding of CONCEPTS rather than sets of formulas, rules, etc, without the knowledge to manipulate or apply them. My philosophy is process-oriented rather than product oriented (outcome ONLY), with an emphasis on taking the student from the level he/she is and generating marked improvement over time. It thrills me to see the light in students' eyes when they grasp a difficult concept or realize their...

I am currently studying Honors Chemical Engineering at Ohio State. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about computer science and math. I am also passionate about test prep for ACT, SAT, PSAT, and SAT subject tests. I am very flexible with schedules and willing to accommodate any special requests you may have. I like to spend my free time coaching lacrosse, going mountain biking, and making cheeseckes.

I am a graduate from the University of Cincinnati in Chemical Engineering (2016). I've had many years of tutoring under my belt in math (pre-algebra, algebra), science, and english. I am most passionate about math. The best thing about learning math is that it's not always about getting the right answer, but learning "how" to approach a problem. These skills, you can carry with you throughout life even if you forget formulas and equations.

...early. Currently, I professionally specialize in teaching high school English Language Arts and tutoring students preparing for standardized testing. Ive worked with a great and diverse body of students over the years, strengthening my belief that education is best approached when teachers are able to tailor instruction around students strengths, areas of growth, and interests. Students make deeper and longer-lasting connections when they are able to derive personal meaning from material, explore, and assess relevance...

...a part of the peer tutoring program and helped students in precalculus and AP chemistry. For education, I have taken many AP classes in many different subjects and have experience in college-level Multivariable Calculus. I am working towards my Bachelor of Science currently while applying to Dental School. With all this said, my favorite subjects to tutor are chemistry and biology! My tutoring style mainly involves study habits and interactive learning. I can guarantee that...

...a recent UC graduate, I have had the chance to work with students from a large variety of backgrounds in many fascinating subjects ranging from calculus and foundational engineering courses such as material and energy balances and basic electrical circuits to practicing more fundamental skills such as quantitative reasoning and algebra. Outside of traditional classroom subjects, I have also previously worked with students preparing for exams such as the GRE and grad school applications. I...