Award-Winning Math Tutors in San Antonio, TX

Graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in May 2017 with a Bachelor's of Science in Chemical Engineering and a minor in mathematics. While at UT Austin, I worked with the Sanger Learning Center tutoring fellow students in math and physics.

...a B.S. in Chemistry at the University of Texas at Austin. My favorite subjects to tutor are violin, chemistry, and mathematics, all of which I am very passionate about. I have tutored mandarin and violin before during my high school years. My teaching philosophy involves understanding overlying concepts into detail which allow for successful application. In my free time you will most likely find me playing basketball at the local gym, practicing violin in my...

...empowerment. I try to help my students feel in control of their learning so that they can enjoy the process instead of dread it. I'm a compassionate, competent, and confident tutor in a variety of topics; I studied environmental biology and religion & politics, but have also cultivated skills in reading and writing. I'm a lover of nature, cities, and people and an avid reader of literature (Woolf, Borges, Calvino and Baldwin are a few...

...a freshman in college. I volunteered with a group that met at a local church and helped children with their schoolwork while their parents took classes at the church. I worked with middle school children and helped them with math and reading. Later, one of my professors asked me to tutor his friend's college-age grandson in chemistry. We met for several hours a night, two to three nights a week, and although we worked hard,...

...Math as well!). I am passionate about the importance of teaching each student individually because every student has their own set of gifts and challenges and what may work for one student may be totally different than what works for another. When I am not teaching and tutoring, I love to play piano and go flying with my husband. I also love to explore the great local and state parks around San Antonio and experience...

...helping students? A: I see students countlessly having trouble or at least having some weakness in a particular subject. Yet, I am more worried about the students who don't have the trouble, because I see the teachers as teaching things in a suboptimal way, as they settle with "good-enough", but if we want what is best for our kids (I don't have any), we should go straight to the top, to the best educators. One...

...is important to evaluate what an individual's most effective learning style is. Ideally, this means that each student would come to me and tell me exactly what works for them and what doesn't. However, many students don't know exactly what works best for them, and may not even be aware that they prefer one teaching style over another. That is where listening and being patient become very important aspects of my job, and is why...

I am currently a junior at Rice University, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and a minor in Biochemistry & Cell Biology. I am also a premedical student, and I hope to attend medical school after I graduate. I have tutored students beginning my sophomore year of high school, working with mathematics and reading at Kumon Learning Center in Brandon, FL, until the summer after my...

...and I am looking forward to working with you. I have been tutoring and doing subject related coursework for the last four years. I have attended UTSA and UT Austin during that time span. I am currently a Senior Biology major at UTSA working to get my BS in Cell & Molecular Biology and working to get certified to teach High School Science. I am currently training to get on the World Racquetball Tour within...

...and also non-engineering around the San Antonio area; It was very rewarding because the more I tutored different students, I got immensely exposed to different behavior, skills, and character; some students need more one on one attention kind of tutoring (Practice based tutoring), and others required more lecture based tutoring, which usually consisted of 4 to 10 students needing help with an upcoming test; I also held review sessions to help revise forgotten material from...

I have several years of tutoring experience as well as 30+ hours of education classes at the college level. I am very creative and love to be outside with my dogs and family. I believe that education is the way to achieve all of your goals in life and want to spend my life providing opportunities for other people. ... Learning should never be boring. Having a lesson that is fun and unique to the student's...

I'm a Sports Attorney, passionate and dedicated to all things youth. Whether on the field or on in the library, my greatest passion is to nurture and cultivate the minds of youth.

...which to use the math authentically; this comes from my experience as an engineer. To further hone my craft, I am also pursuing a doctorate in organizational leadership with a concentration in school leadership. I believe teaching and learning are the two most important things a person can engage in during their lifetime, and I continually pursue both with a passion. I have recently taken up running and when I am not actively teaching, I...

...student at Trinity University, where I'll be graduating in May 2020 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a concentration in Cellular and Molecular Biology and a minor in Spanish. In August 2020 I will start at UT Southwestern Medical School. I have been involved in tutoring since I was in high school. I've tutored all ages from elementary school through college in a wide variety of subjects including algebra, Spanish, and essay...

...like to have the students walk me through their thought process because it allows me to correct any quick errors. When I am not tutoring I enjoy reading, playing soccer and I also like puzzles, and watching scary movies. I also regularly attend Bible studies and church on Sundays. I would consider myself a nerd in the sense that I do not like making below an A average on anything, but I also enjoy getting...

I am dedicated to learning, self-improvement, and overcoming the challenges that can arise from different learning styles.

...me more than anything else could, the importance of education. What I learned through high school and in the private sector took me a long way along a career path that provided a good living and personal respect. However, my college education will take me further and open previously closed doors. Knowledge is the gift we give ourselves and a lifelong pursuit. I look forward to not only tackling subject matter with students but helping...

...American liberal arts programs, I also believe quite passionately in the Oxbridge style of learning I encourage students and peers to read their essays out loud to one another before discussing areas that could use improvement whilst noticing those ideas which are already well developed. Unsurprisingly, this educational background and teaching style reveal my personal interests as well as I'm an avid reader and film geek and love the broader conversations these cultural artifacts can...

I've spent many years being a student. I want to spend some years being a mentor, a tutor, a teacher. Being to share some of what I know is a gift to myself as much as a gift to others.

I have extensive experience working with and helping students overcome any deficit or difficulty. I am comfortable with all ages. I did not believe in a 'math brain', but I do believe that each student just needs the right example to make the subject make sense.