Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Edmond, OK

...prospect to many students, but my greatest assets as a teacher are patience and praise. I have taught all levels of French to students as young as 10 and as old as 70. I am also certified to prepare students to take the College Board's AP French Language and Culture exam. My AP students have consistently earned 4s and 5s on this rigorous test. My favorite thing about teaching French is to meet a student...

...plan on attending OU law school next fall. I love reading, writing, dancing, CrossFit and running. During my undergraduate career, I interned in news/media. My adventures took me to Washington, D.C. where I participated in the Institute on Political Journalism in the summer of 2014. I also interned for Deseret News National Edition in the spring of 2015. During my time there I worked as a full time reporter and enjoyed long hikes in the...

I believe in the power of education.... Believe in yourself. You have the power to do great things. If you work hard and try your best, you can achieve anything you want. I can help guide you, but you have to put in the work.... Ask them questions to understand what they know, what they need help with, and what will be the best way to approach the tutoring sessions... By teaching them good study skills,...

I am a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. I received by Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering. I have mostly tutored privately on my own time in one on one sessions. I mostly enjoy helping others with math and science related problems. Education is necessary to improve life and I want others to realize this. In my spare time I enjoy thought provoking literature.... Teaching is not trying to cram information in a student's head....

Hello! My name is Emily and I am so excited to work with you or your student. I am a Stanford University graduate, where I majored in American Studies and minored in Creative Writing. I have worked in politics, education, and the medical field, and now I have my own business. I truly believe life is a never-ending journey of learning, and I hope to share that enthusiasm with my clients. ... My teaching philosophy is...

I love teaching, but more than that, I love seeing students grow and develop into their full potential. I have many interests and hobbies, but the thing I enjoy most of all is being able to educate and inspire the next generation. I have a bachelor's degree in Christian Ministries. I have also earned my teaching certificate in Elementary Education.... Teaching should never be just about textbooks, vocabulary words, and numbers on a page. It is...

For as long as I can remember, I have wanted to be a teacher. I believe that teaching is more than a job, more than a career; it is a calling. Making a difference in the lives of others is important to me. I can't think of another job that offers that opportunity as much as teaching. ... The first session would begin with me getting to know my student. I want to know what they...

I'm a graduate having acquired a Masters and Bachelors Degree in engineering from the University of Central Oklahoma. I am very well versed in math and science courses, mostly physics and engineering from my experience as an engineering student. I have experience with college prep and GRE testing as well, with an emphasis on math/quantitative reasoning.... Practice and patience are a solution for some, but correct learning methods are the key for others!... Get to know...

...- without a concern for if the student is inspired to learn it. I ask more questions of the student than I give the knowledge he/she needs. I do not have a general method for tutoring, it is always on an individual basis for who I am working with at the time. What makes me a great tutor, is the passion I have to see the look on someone's face when they get themselves to...

...in our English language), Math, up to pre-Algebra, and music theory, including A.P. Music Theory for high schoolers looking to major in music in college. Overall, I try to instill the concepts of "how to learn" and "how to think critically" instead of "what to learn." With that perspective, you can begin to pursue subjects that you love, and you can learn anything! My degrees and credentials are B. A. Music in Applied Piano and...

...I also try to give test taking advice. For example, in Financial Accounting, I suggest information like the accounting equation and an example journal entry be written off to the side. Accounting questions typically are very wordy so this can help you remember to return to the basics. I think my favorite subject to teach is Microsoft Excel. I have always had a love for computers but I think using this software really shows the...

My main objective is to assist students who may need additional assistance with their studies, and to provide that extra support outside the classroom.

I believe that every student can succeed, and that the only thing that needs to be changed in order for that to happen is mindset.

...have taught ESL, High School English I-IV, Calculus AB, AP Statistics, Pre-Calculus, Algebra II Pre-AP, Geometry Pre-AP and Regular, Algebra I, and 9th Grade TAKS Math, IPC, Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy, Psychology, American History, World History, Geography. I designed and implemented a tutoring program for the bottom 20% of students at Cedar Hill 9th Grade Center and due to 75% of my students making adequate yearly progress the 9th grade center was granted Recognized status by...

I am a passionate learned looking to help others learn effectively! I graduated with a B.S. in Computer Science from Northwestern University this past summer. While at Northwestern, I served as a teaching assistant for Computer Science courses where I assisted students in learning the curriculum there. I also have had a long history of small tutoring jobs with friends in a plethora of different subjects.

I love to guide learners to see the joy, beauty and bountiful applications of Mathematics. I have take coursework in Graph Theory and Combinatorics. One of my most challenging assignments was to explain Polya's Theorem before the class.

...the Neurosurgeon to stop so that the patient does not go into a seizure during the procedure, then the Neurosurgeon would apply cold saline, and as soon as the after-discharges went away, they would proceed with the simulation. I loved this job; it was so interesting. Now I am retired, and when covid hit I started getting into virtual teaching and I really enjoy it. Throughout my teaching career I worked in the suburds ,...

...in Child and Family Relations and my Bachelors Degree in Family and Consumer Sciences. I worked in Head Start for many years as well as in the public school system starting out as an assistant and becoming a teacher. I am dependable, have excellent computers skills as well as time management and an eagerness to teach and learn from everyone I meet. I enjoy teaching others, assisting them in their goals, while making the learning...

I have over 10 years of helping middle school, high school, and undergrad students find success in academics. I use a variety of techniques to make concepts understandable and applicable.... Teaching is about encouraging and motivating students to want to learn the material. Then, material must be presented in a way that it can be understood, recalled, and applied.... The first session is about establishing a baseline of knowledge, goals and objectives for future sessions, and...

Hi. I'm a Senior Math Education major at OU and I'm tutoring to make some extra money and help out. I made a 32 on the ACT and took a lot of AP classes in high school, so I believe I'm decently qualified.