Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Harrisonburg, VA

...around a lot throughout my life. I was born in Florida, lived in Boston, and then Dubai. After attending high school in Dubai and completing the IB Diploma, I attended the University of Virginia where I got a Bachelors of Arts in Biology. I graduated from the University of Virginia in May of 2021. Since...

...a graduate of the University of Virginia with a degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. Since high school, I have had a passion for helping students understand material at a more fundamental level, rather than simply memorizing methods. The moments of realization when everything suddenly clicks together is one of the most satisfying feelings, and...

...computer programming, as well as music theory and flute performance. I also developed curriculum and was a teaching assistant for UVA's Intro to Engineering course. I believe in meeting students where they are, and guiding them to the answers through leading questions rather than formulaic procedures. Students are often only taught in one way, but...

I think those lightbulb moments of success come when you least expect it and that the success of the tutoring relationship depends on the rapport between the tutor and the family.

...love helping people understand concepts that seemed impossible and watching students grow. I earned my B.S. in Mathematics from Regent University. I tutor English/writing and mathematics. I love tutoring any subject, but writing is my favorite! I find students understand best when you break down concepts to their simpler components. I want my students to...

...include Math 5, Math 6, Pre-Algebra, Topics of Algebra, and Algebra I. I have a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Economics from Washington College as well as a Master's of Science Degree in Recreation and Sports Sciences from Ohio University. I focus on trying to make math more relatable for my students, as math can...

...it within themselves to succeed. I am a PhD student in Politics at the University of Virginia. I came to graduate school because of love of learning and teaching . Learning and teaching are really two sides of the same coin. To learn something new and not to impart it to anyone is empty, while...

...for undergraduates with a focus on biochemistry and immunology. These subjects are exciting, but I feel students lose interest due to the mathematics involved. My extensive experience with tutoring and being a teaching assistant has inspired me to make mathematics and biological sciences more accessible and inspiring. I started tutoring mathematics (algebra through calculus) in...

...14. The subjects I'm most passionate about are Mathematics and Economics. The reason for my passion lies beyond my success in school with these subjects; I truly enjoy learning and teaching the subject material. I believe in giving every student the tools and instruction they require so that they may arrive to a solution on...

...a graduate of Florida Southern College with a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies. I am also a certified herbalist. In college I began an after school care program that taught nutrition and gardening to elementary students. From there, I knew I wanted to help students to not only learn a subject, but become excited...

...am an experienced teacher with 10 years in Virginia as a Middle School Language Arts, Elementary all subjects and Special Education teacher grades K-12. Writing is my favorite part of Language Arts. In addition to Language Arts, I have vast hands-on experience with: ADHD, Autism, Multiple Disabilities, Resource, Behavior Plans, IEP interpretation and development. Policy...

...a recent graduate of Vanderbilt University where I received my Bachelors of Science in Cognitive Studies and Child Development. I will be starting medical school Fall of 2021. I love science and would love to help you with your Chemistry, Biology, or Psychology courses! I can also help you with MCAT test preparation. I believe...

I have retired from teaching high school math in Virginia. I taught for 40 years, from grades 6 through calculus, statistics and physics. I also teach chess, beginner and intermediate levels.

...originally from Boston, but I am currently studying at The University of Virginia, where I have a 3.9 GPA. I am planning on double majoring in Youth and Social Innovation at The Curry School of Education, and Public Policy and Leadership at The Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy. I have had over...

...and that a conversational approach to teaching benefits both the student and teacher. I am always looking for ways to connect with other people, to find a commonality that we can use to explore new or confusing topics in an analogous manner. I always seek to build on my experiences in working with different types...

I'm a college student at UVA with an extensive background in tutoring. I'm extroverted, patient, and love to teach.

...as ADHD. This is because I'm particularly good at spotting when we are entering what I call the "tangent zone" and can pull us back to the main theme of the day. I have ADHD and my mind pontificates/wanders, but I ALWAYS circle back around to the beginning of the topic, This means I am...

...they are learning. By making learning an exciting and fun experience, it makes a subject like math a lot easier. I like giving real-world examples of the subject so students can see how their understanding of the subject will effect their day-to-day lives. Beyond school, I love playing sports (especially soccer and basketball), running, photography,...

...am a current student at the University of Virginia pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Biology with a pre-medicine concentration! I am from Ashburn, Virginia (NOVA), but my lineage is Iraqi and Moroccan. My academic tutoring focus is in Algebra through AB Calculus and Biology. I really try to teach with hands-on problems or real-life examples...

I'm an undergraduate at the University of Virginia. My interests include data science, machine learning, and computer science.