Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Glendora, CA

Science can change the world and I want to be apart of that change. I am currently a 4th year chemistry PhD candidate at the University of Southern California studying scaling methods for the sustainable synthesis of renewable energy catalysts.

...in St. Louis Missouri and then moved to Chicago where I taught for 5 years before moving to London, UK. I also taught in London and I recently moved to Los Angeles, CA. I am happy to tutor elementary and middle school age students in reading, writing, math, social studies, and science. I love working...

...tutoring after I graduated college. I volunteered for an engineering prep program I went to as a high school student. I am now a substitute teacher K-12. I really enjoy teaching the math lessons. I love music, theater, and going to sports events. I am praying to get called in the lottery for Hamilton tickets!

...he did to me. I believe that the most important thing to gain from tutoring is not just a better score, but an increased confidence in abilities and an innate curiosity for learning. I look forward to learning more about your academic needs and dreams, and hope we can work together in the future!

I am a computer science enthusiast and an undergrad at UC Berkeley. I am familiar with Java, Python and C++. I am also knowledgeable with computer science fundamentals such as data structures and algorithms.

...English, and I hope to pursue a career in law after schooling. I have experience in journalism and editing, so I am here to help students who need guidance with the structure and grammar of their writing. I can tutor anything from elementary school English to lower division college courses, and am willing to help...

...a way helping them manifest their potential, and that is a worthwhile endeavor. Prior to joining Varsity Tutors, I served as a tutor for classmates in high school. For the last for four years I have also mentored middle school students through weekly meetings aimed at improving their reading skills and powers of expression. I...

...to pass this passion on to as many other students as possible and create other independent learners who enjoy the ups and downs of learning, and crave more education. World history of the last century is my favorite subject, followed by all forms of mathematics. I enjoy solving problems and reading contemporary, historically significant literature.

Hi! My name is Rachel and I am a mechanical engineering graduate from Dartmouth College. I have been a teaching assistant during my time there and have tutored as well. I love giving students the confidence they need to tackle math and science with ease. I look forward to working with you!

...majored in Music and Communication. In school, I tutored my peers in various music classes and led an a cappella group for four years. While I work full time in the music industry, I still maintain that same passion of helping others build their academic confidence and understanding in any capacity I can.

...volunteer and tutored math. In college, I worked as a tutor in English and Math. I also tutor History, PSAT prep, CAHSEE Prep, Spanish and French. For me, it's not like I have a favorite area to tutor. What I do look for are those who are willing to learn. In my off time, I...

...life. I believe it's critical to establish the right attitude toward learning; a feat that once accomplished can improve a student's long-term output in school. Education is an integral part of my career choice: I aspire to become a physician, a career intertwined with knowledge and education. However, teaching and learning are present in every...

Hi! I love teaching math and science. I'm currently a student at Harvey Mudd studying engineering. I love explaining and making sure students understand ideas conceptually and are then able to apply these concepts on their own!

...had a passion for learning and student engagement. I take a realistic, individualized approach to every student I mentor, making sure they understand the material, why they're learning it and how it applies to their life now and beyond. I'm inspired to work with hard workers who come prepared and motivated to get something out...

...enjoy tutoring others because I was once was a young child being tutored by many people for subjects in math and language arts. I personally excel in tutoring elementary and middle school math, as well as elementary and middle school language arts. I am also knowledgeable in a portion of algebra based physics.

...difficulty, I adapted. Having understanding coaches allowed me to practice at later by myself in order to attend classes. Having understanding professors allowed me to turn in assignments earlier or later than the due dates because I wouldn't be able to attend class as I would be at a competition. I learned that having understanding...

...the other subjects, it doesn't mean I am not just as good when teaching basic writing and reading. I have techniques that others don't know exist. If you want your child to learn any of the basics, I am the tutor that can change their lives. In a very short time!

...with my fiance. I love to teach as much as I love to learn. I have experience tutoring in math but would be more than welcome to help out in other subjects as well. I like to keep the atmosphere fun and engaging. If you would like to know anything else about me, feel free...

B.A. of Music Undergraduate from Michigan State University. Focus on Composition and Conducting. Studied at William Esper Studio in NYC. High passion for the arts, written and voiced. Can help with reading, writing, and math.... Every student learns differently. There is no blanket teaching technique that works 100% successfully for all. An engaged and active learning process always leads to the best results.

...screen writing, and adult literacy learners in a New York City street-to-home program. I have a profound love of literature and try to share the joy it brings me with my students. Though I don't necessarily believe standardized testing is the best measure of potential, I do think of it as a rigorous academic exercise...