Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Frisco, TX

...and swallowing disorders. At LSU, I received my Master of Arts in Communication Disorders with a concentration and thesis on feeding and swallowing disorders within the pediatric population, in particular premature babies. During my time at both LSU and UTD, I tutored in various capacities. I was a teaching assistant for a Statistics class for...

...laboratory experiences during my academic career, so if you need help with geology especially, I'm your person! I tutor a wide variety of subjects, but I am most known to be successful in science and math. However, I am also available to tutor English. I have collected several tricks for different styles of writing whether...

Hard work and dedication is the key to your success.... Build that relationship. Get to know my scholar first, to understand how they grow.... By teaching good study habits, organizational skills, and self advocacy.... By instilling self-esteem and determination. Also, by making learning fun and meaningful.... Continuous practice is what is needed. The more you practice a skill, the better you become at that skill.

...thanks to my math background, I've found it very satisfying to help people with all their mathematical needs. Thanks to my time at UCSD, I spent two years tutoring fellow college students in all sorts of math, and even before that, I helped do one-on-one tutoring for high school students during my sophomore and senior...

...help those around me. I taught and tutored HOSA test subjects and the PLTW biomedical science curriculum through high school. Now I am a Public Health student at A&M on the pre-med track. I will make awkward acronyms that are way too cheesy but get the job done. I look forward to tutoring you!

...be able to major in it in college. I love using math to solve problems in the real world, but more than this, I love teaching it. I get immense joy in helping students learn the basics of math and I find great stratification in watching students discover the amazing secrets that math holds.

I went to Harvard University for undergrad and obtained my Bachelor of Arts in History and Literature. After college, I became a high school writing and project-based learning teacher for 5 years. Now I work for a school district office in curriculum, assessment and instructional development.

...my time of teaching, I taught all subjects, but I have a strong passion for teaching elementary math. Teaching math allows students to realize that there are many ways to solve problems. The way that I teach you may not always work for you, but you may realize that another strategy may work and we...

Sometimes a little extra help is needed just to see the bigger picture. The world of English is more than simply reading and writing, my hope is to make it more fun than what you think it is.

...with a passion for breaking down complex ideas into understandable, relatable concepts. Whether I'm helping students prepare for standardized tests, master data analysis tools like Python and SQL, or guiding them through foundational statistics and math, I tailor my lessons to fit each learner's unique goals and pace. I always focus on building confidence and...

...their students, forgetting to train such students how to obtain such knowledge independently. They also forget to connect the gained knowledge to other units and disciplines. The more connections a student makes, the more they are able to retain and apply the new material. I strive to approach tutoring sessions from Lao Tzu's perspective and...

...teaching introductory python, SQL, and databases. These skills are extremely useful for anyone who deals with data, including business analysts and entry level-developers. In my personal experience, the best way to learn these skills is to apply them. Hence, my teaching is very interactive where we are constantly typing code and seeing the output. Hope...

...about breaking down complex ideas into easy-to-understand concepts, using real-life examples, and encouraging questions to spark curiosity and deepen understanding. My approach is tailored to each student's unique needs, whether they need help building foundational skills, mastering challenging topics, or boosting their confidence. I focus on teaching practical study techniques and strategies to help students...

...math enjoyable, let alone fun. Fast forward many years and I have found math to be one of the most rewarding and fulfilling subjects in school. Why? Because math IS a game! Games challenge you to think, find the pattern, and solve the puzzle. Well guess what, math does the same thing! The reason why...

I just graduated from the University of Michigan and am currently applying for medical school. I understand the frustration and difficulty of math, science, and test prep in the classroom and seek to use my experiences and knowledge to teach students in a more understandable manner.

...students. Through my experience as a tutor, I have developed effective communication skills and the ability to adapt my teaching style to meet the unique needs of each student. I believe in personalized instruction that builds on individual strengths while addressing areas for improvement. By establishing a foundation of trust and encouragement, I aim to...

...all students can learn, and it is a teacher's responsibility to reach the students that s/he has. I earned my Bachelor's degree from Texas Tech University in Language and Literature. My Master's degree is in Higher Education: Student Services from Texas Tech. I received my Ph.D. in Educational Leadership from the University of North Texas....

I graduated with a B.S. in Economics from the University of North Texas. I am currently a middle school math teacher, though I am proficient in a wide variety of mathematics-related domains.

I enjoy helping kids learn and grow as better people. ... In order to improve at something, you have to attack it head on.... Introduce myself, give a background check, and try to build rapport with the student and parents.... Give them techniques that they can use when it comes to figuring out different problems.... Get them to understand that it's ok to mess up, and that's how you learn from your mistakes. Don't be afraid...

...specialize in working with students with learning differences, specifically in Science, Math, and English/Language Arts. I have experience in teaching language arts and math in preparation for the state tests as well as in summer school. Because of my instructional techniques and subject area knowledge, my students were able to increase their comprehension and skills...