Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Springfield, MA

...PhD! I'm most passionate when teaching students about Math and Spanish using a bunch of tricks up my sleeve that many teachers may not use. I know many (current) students struggle with these topics but I'm here to spice learning up a bit. Traveling across the East Coast recently has shown me how many different...

...the subject itself. During those last two years at college, I spent several hours a week tutoring in subjects ranging from Pre-Calculus to Linear Algebra. My weekly tutoring shifts were a mixture of walk-in sessions and private appointments. What do I get out of tutoring? I owe much of my academic success to the professors...

...for being the most outstanding tutor on campus. I am comfortable tutoring most high-school subjects and especially proficient at standardized test prep. In my spare time, I'm on Dartmouth's club skiing and cycling teams. I enjoy cycling for long distances, and am most proud of riding across America during an incredible summer.

...My experiences before and during the pandemic involved tutoring 10 students in-person and virtually in math subjects ranging from arithmetic to Algebra 2. I have experience tutoring children with ADHD and adults preparing for the ASVAB and have learned through these experiences that dynamic teaching is a marathon, not a sprint. I hope to form...

Hello, my Name is Amber and I am a student at Roanoke college. I grew up speaking Portuguese and English and have tested out of my college placement exam in Spanish. I love teaching and hope to create some more students who speak multiple languages.

...Computer Science, Digital Literacy skills, and Robotics has been so much fun. I attended Saint Michaels College in Vermont for my Bachelors in Business Administration and received my Masters in Educational Technology from Lesley University. My philosophy towards teaching and coaching is you learn more from mistakes than being perfect. Introductory programming is fun to...

...always came easy to me. I find both subjects interesting and use it every day as I pursue my career as a Speech-Language Pathologist. I believe that every student learns differently. Whether they are visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learners, I am prepared to accommodate each student's needs and preferences. It is crucial to maintain a...

Graduate (3.9 GPA) from the University of Connecticut in chemical engineering. Four years of tutoring experience. Seeking to help students, much like the tutors who helped me become accepted to an MD program at my top medical school choice.

...high school math and sciences but also have extensive experience in all forms of physics and higher mathematics including Calculus and Linear Algebra. Not only do I have experience as a tutor, I was also an instructional assistant in college and a camp counselor. I like to use real world examples to help students realize...

...and have any career they desire in life. I have been a licensed Special Education teacher for four years and love working with special needs students. I am an expert with IEP written Goals and Objectives and how to implement accommodation to best fit each student's needs. In my experience helping struggling students prepare for...

...then hopefully my Ph.D. At school I tutor one on one, mostly math but also some engineering courses as well. Prior to college I would volunteer at an after school program in my town where I would help the students there with their homework. I have a strong background in math and due to previous...

...my Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with a minor in Criminal Justice and then went on to earn my Juris Doctorate. Since graduation, I have gained experience as a substitute teacher and mathematics tutor while also passing the bar exam and becoming a licensed attorney. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am...

...ages in between. Not every student learns the same way, so I introduce material in different ways until it becomes relatable to the student. Enthusiasm and encouragement are important in order to keep students engaged and interested, and these are the tools I use to teach subjects that are often seen as difficult and frustrating...

...in the Pacific Ocean area known as Micronesia. From there, I travelled to Africa and taught mathematics of all levels, grades 6 to 12, under the British international curriculum at an international school in central Tanzania. I then shifted back the US to teach at a high school in Massachusetts near to where I grew...

...at UCONN in Connecticut. I currently tutor middle school math, algebra, k-12 english, writing, and essay editing. Even as an engineer, my favorite subject to tutor is writing because I get to help people communicate and find their voice. Understanding how to relay a message to a targeted audience is a an amazing skill to...

...today's students - in terms of their preparation, expectations, and aspirations. In light of this, educational knowledge is paramount in guiding teaching practices - learning to teach is an ongoing process of development. Tutors (instructors) can (1) keep up with developments in their field of expertise by reading current literature, talking with colleagues, and participating...

...believe that teachers have duties to their students and that students have duties to their teachers. I believe that it is my responsibility as a teacher to provide students with the following: an environment conducive to learning, knowledge that will help them be successful in achieving their lives' goals, materials, opportunities, and feedback that will...

...all levels of mathematics for over four years now in public, private schools and online tutoring services. In addition to being a mathematics teacher, I coach varsity high school hockey and tennis as well as run a youth hockey development program during the spring and summer months in the Greater Springfield, MA area.

...tailor to each individual need by encouraging them to always try their best and by instructing the way that works best for the student. I strongly value Gardner's Multiple Intelligence model for effective teaching. Creativity, intrinsic motivation & critical thinking skills are three pillars fundamental to improving study skills and active learning.

Hello, my name is Matt Goldfarb. I am an applied mathematics and statistics student at Stony Brook University and I am studying data science with software development. I love helping students, especially those who need help with math, as I love teaching math in a way that makes students understand it better.