Award-Winning Math Tutors in Denver, CO

...with graduate standardized testing, as I scored in the 95th percentile or above on the SAT, ACT, and MCAT. Since graduating in May with two degrees in biology and psychology, I have spent my time going through the medical school application process. During the upcoming year, I hope to help tutor those still in school not only to keep on my toes academically, but to help those who may be struggling with various subjects throughout...

...school because my father stressed the importance of mathematics when i was very young. It helped get me through the hardest parts of college. Even now, while on leave from Med School, I am able to do what I love, because of those who helped me in the past. I first began tutoring seriously in college. I began with college algebra and moved on to science courses such as chemistry, genetics, and biology. I also...

...graduated from the University of San Diego with a Bachelors Degree in Mathematics with an Emphasis in Secondary Education. I then got my Masters of Education Degree in Curriculum, Instruction and Assessment from Regis University. The way I see it, my degrees give me both mathematical content knowledge and the skills to teach concepts well! I have been teaching middle school and high school math professionally for 7 years and have been tutoring for much...

I am a life-long learner with a strong passion for education. I work as a financial analyst for an EdTech company, but I have missed the ability to interact with students and teach some of my favorite subjects. I have previously tutored for Varsity Tutors and cannot wait to get engaged in tutoring again! I am available to tutor in a variety of levels of math, ranging from Algebra to Calculus, as well as Spanish.

Hi, my name is Quinn and I am from Denver, Colorado, and I am a recent graduate from Washington University in St. Louis with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. My engineering coursework in college let me explore many different fields of study, an asset...

...Virginia with a BS in Biomedical Engineering. Through the course of my undergraduate career, I served as a teaching assistant for Cell & Molecular Biology and both undergraduate and graduate versions of Introduction to MATLAB. I also have experience volunteering as a tutor from elementary to high school levels. In addition to teaching, I have personal experience with the ACT, SAT, AP, IB, and MCAT exams. I would like to now use my teaching experience...

...works, not just the what. You will gain a firm grasp of the idea and will retain the concept more easily. Outside of tutoring I have a several hobbies. I love to play intramural sports and was varsity in four sports during high school. My best sport was/is swimming where I was all-state in the 100 yd Butterfly. I also love all of the Colorado professional teams, but I love college sports even more (Go...

...Including my residency year, I have taught 3 years of middle school math at a Denver Public School. Before becoming a licensed classroom teacher I spent three years as an associate program director for one of the most successful test prep companies in the Washington D.C. area. Over these years I taught courses on every SAT and ACT subject, including SAT II in Mathematics, and also took the official College Board SAT twice.

...I aspire to pursue a career in the medical field to combine the best of Chinese medicine and Western medicine to revolutionize the health industry. By integrating the two forms of medicine, it opens up a broader spectrum for patients to learn about their individual health in numerous ways. I hope to share my knowledge of both forms of medicine and change the world. Along the way I will always strive to teach as many...

...for eleven years, including studying abroad in Spain. I graduated from American University with a Master's degree in Latin American Studies. Since graduation, I have utilized my Spanish skills in my professional work - translating, interpreting and teaching Spanish. My last job was at a public high school in Louisville, Kentucky, where I worked with English as a Second Language students. I provided supplemental instruction in all core subjects, but the one I enjoyed the...

...minors in Spanish and Anthropology. I attended college through the Boettcher Scholarship, a full ride scholarship to any Colorado university. Since graduating just a few short months ago, I've done work in spatial analysis, making maps for the USGS. Fittingly, I tutor subjects like Geography, Environmental Science, and Spanish, as well as ACT test prep. It's my belief that the world is a huge, amazing place, and education gives us the best tools to explore...

...of time to fully understand what is being asked in a question, before going into the details about how to solve the problem. From my experience, a pressure free zone truly facilitates a better understanding of any concept . Following my graduation from Case Western Reserve, I had the distinct opportunity to work with a small start-up company (Leo Technologies) based in Denver, Colorado starting in May of 2015. As the design and lead algorithm...

...History. While studying for my degrees I focused on American history and history of culture. While in college and graduate school I worked extensively as a tutor and teaching assistant in English, History and essay writing, and I worked with the YMCA as an elementary age tutor. I believe that learning is inherently a collaboration and conversation between student and teacher, and I love being a part of that conversation. My favorite part of teaching...

...how to manipulate an equation. Physics is my other passion because it explains how the world works! You want to know how fast a car was going when it drifted around that corner or understand why there is absolutely no sound in space? I’d love to explain it to you. Everyone learns in different ways. For some it’s auditory, some it’s visual, and for most it’s kinesthetic. I want to figure out how you learn...

I am a recent graduate of Colorado College living in Boulder. I have tutoring experience from both high school and college and I am excited to continue tutoring. I believe collaboration is always the best way to learn and I try to embrace a socratic style of tutoring with everyone I work with. ... I approach tutoring with a Socratic style. I believe it is easiest to learn when you discuss the material and engage with...

...subjects ranging from AP Literature to Abstract Algebra and Differential Equations. In these three years I've learned some very important lessons about how we learn and what students most often have difficulty with in the classroom; foremost among these lessons is the need to understand where a student is coming from and remember what it was like to learn these subjects for the first time. Generally, my focus is on helping students understand the concepts...

...in a similar manner to that in which I have so often been the beneficiary. Although working for Tutor Doctor is the first time I have been hired as a professional tutor, my experiences lead me to believe that I have what it takes to be a successful mentor. I love to ski, hike, camp and play hockey in Colorado. Although I grew up in Colorado, my dad is from the east coast of Australia...

...Data Science. I begin tutoring in 2000 while I was getting my degree and has time has moved forward, no matter what else I've done with my career, I have always tutored. I love tutoring mathematics. I love teaching people, getting to know them and finding a way to help them 'click' with mathematics. I firmly believe that anyone can learn the necessary mathematical processes! We need only to find the approach that matches you!...

...how to approach problems in many different ways. I truly believe that no one method is the best for solving problems and learning concepts. Instead, it really depends on the student and how they learn best. Because I am able to look at problems with both an analytical and liberal arts mindset, I believe I can tailor my lesson plans with the right strategies and techniques to meet each of my students’ needs. My work...

...here at CU where I have tutored over 50 athletes in various math classes since being the first freshman tutor there. Tutoring math is a no-brainer for me because it allows me to combine my two passions: math and helping people. Many people say that they aren't a "math person" but I would argue that's not that case. Everyone can understand math, but not everyone will understand it in the same way. My goal is...