Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Tucson, AZ

...Computer Science Student. I'm also a former pre-med student with a degree in Neuroscience from the University of Arizona. I believe online learning is changing the way we learn significantly and I would like to help ease the transition we are facing currently, and give extra support to students with different and metaphorical explanations to things. My favorite subjects are Calculus and Chemistry, but I have proficiency in tutoring and teaching most of the pre-med...

I am freshman at the University of Arizona. I am majoring in aerospace engineering with a minor in studio art. I have multiple years experience tutoring many different ages and skill levels in mathematics. My personal tutoring style is based upon guidance, not instruction. By teaching using concepts that a student already understands, it is possible for them to feel just as comfortable with new material as with basic mathematics.

I believe that the best strategy to teaching is to identify misconceptions and carefully build up understanding from the basics.

...world. I am currently pursuing a dual-degree in Applied Computing with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence and Studio Art with a focus on Animation. This unique combination of degrees reflects my passion for both technology and art, and my desire to utilize my skills in creative and innovative ways. Through the Artificial Intelligence program, I am gaining a deep understanding of machine learning algorithms, Large Language Models, big data analysis, and the potential of automating...

Hello, my name is Michael. I'm here to help.

...name is Albert, I'm a chemistry enthusiast with a BS in chemistry and a minor in math. I've been a tutor throughout my educational career and I have to be honest I really enjoy it. I enjoy understanding how people learn and will often adapt my teaching style to better fit you. I like to keep the sessions light hearted because learning should be fun and not a grueling 3 hr interrogation of stuff your...

...your child need clear, understandable, and engaging instruction on any grade-level topic, please book a session. My name is Richard. I am a 3rd year medical student at the University of Arizona, with a scholarship. I hold degrees in Mathematics, Economics, and Molecular Biology. I have a minor in Business Administration. I have tutored for all of my life. My mother has had her own tutoring company for more than 15 years in Phoenix, and...

...guide and tutor. I am amazed at the feats that have come with math and science and for that reason I want to share my love for those topics. There is always more to learn (especially still being an undergrad) but that is the most exciting thing about school, no matter how much you know, theres always another book to stump/amaze you. It has been my life dream to attend medical school and after an...

...sharing my own passion for a subject and developing a similar appreciation in the students that I work with. I believe that this passion is essential for effective learning to happen, namely learning should never be rote memorization that fades away after an exam but something that persists and ultimately grows. I always have fun tutoring: I try my best to make it enjoyable, be it outlining an essay, understanding the critical content of a...

...ranges from starting a successful online business and working with 100+ professionals in the health field to working directly with teachers and administrators in the Education field. In my career I've worked with many types of learners. My strength lies in both in the analytical world (left brain) and the creative world (right brain) so I combine both structure and empathetic concern for my students/clients to enhance learning. I would be grateful if you choose...

Hello, my name is David Fernandez. I am a Tucson, AZ native. I have a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Arizona and I am currently studying toward a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering degree. I currently work as a Mechanical Engineer where I have the privilege of using the tools of math and science I learned in school to solve real world problems.

I am a physical chemist with 14 years of industrial experience, one year of US government experience, 15 years of undergraduate chemistry teaching experience, 5 years of postdoctoral experience, and 20 years of military experience.

...have also tutored students in math, physics, and engineering. I am a life-long lover of math and logic and enjoy doing logic puzzles in my spare time. I like the one-on-one approach to teaching, as I can assess what the student is not understanding and try different approaches to the same concept. We all have various means of understanding, and there is no single fit for everyone, so my role is to find the right...

...in life. Humanities to me is a quest for truth. As a result, enabling wide ranging debates, perspective and and interpretation is vital to success. Students in a humanities class aren't wrong; their points are either valid or invalid based on the facts used to back up their opinion. Similar to a hard science and a lab report, humanities is a soft science, in which I always incorporate the scientific method to have students prove...

...great! I do not pretend to know everything, but I sure can find a way to learn what I need and I try to take this attitude into my work with students. Everyone is a unique learner and it is my job to help find the best way for students to access skills/subjects that they are required to. I strive to develop a personal relationship with those that I work with to help me to...

...MD/MBA candidate at the University of Arizona College of Medicine and Eller College of Management who will be applying to a general surgery residency in 2021. I was previously an engineer and graduated with a bachelor's and master's of biomedical engineering from Arizona State University. I recently completed three years of my MD curriculum and am now returning to tutoring during my MBA studies. I struggled throughout high school until finally preparing for the SAT...

...which meant that I finished pre Calculus when I was 15. I duel enrolled at a community college up north in Gilbert. This is my first semester as a full time college student, and I am just now finishing my college junior math courses. I just love math. I tend to think of mathematics on a more intuitive level as opposed to a procedural level. I focus more on getting students to intuit the mathematical...

...really enjoy establishing relationships with each one of my students, each student knew me in a different way. After I became an undergrad, I found myself committing to several different roles as a mentor to students in my high school. Working with high school students came to me naturally, I soon established a role as a paraprofessional at my old high school. My focus was primarily geared towards students who were performing poorly, students who...

...my passion. I am currently studying to be an Actuary but when I retire, I see myself teaching at either a high school or college level. That's not to say that I don't work well with younger students but that I would prefer to teach higher level courses in whatever subject matter I choose. Though I feel confident in all of the subjects that I selected to tutor in, in a classroom setting I would...