Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in West Valley City, UT

...and home health. I love to see students develop a passion for learning. It is gratifying to see the connections they make as they review information. My goal is to ensure the student's success. I try to help students have a good understanding of fundamental principles, and then use that to see and understand more...

...I want students to walk away not just with answers, but with a deeper sense of how the system works and how to approach problems in the future. If you're overwhelmed, behind, or just want someone who can explain things without judgment, I'm here for that. I don't believe in rushing or one-size-fits-all learning. I believe...

...minor in Spanish at Brigham Young University. I am passionate about helping students experience the "click" momentthat spark of confidence when a difficult concept makes sense all of the sudden! During COVID, I worked five hours a day, five days a week tutoring students in their online schoolwork, which taught me the value of patience,...

...love being outside riding my bike, hiking, running, or going for walks. I also love knitting, cooking, baking and trying new things! I have a passion for learning, and I believe that knowledge should be shared. I enjoy creating a fun and interactive learning environment that is adjusted based on student learning styles and personal...

...to explain concepts clearly, adapt lessons to different learning needs, and foster confidence in my students. My background in education has equipped me with the skills to support students facing academic challenges, helping them build strong foundations and achieve success. I believe learning should be interactive and enjoyable, and I strive to make each session...

...important and necessary for a child to be successful. I believe as a team we can help children thrive, learn and be successful. I love to think out of the box and come up with great ideas to help children during our sessions. In my spare time I look forward to spending time with family,...

...teaching to how your current student learns best. I have a few interests outside of academia as well. I absolutely love plants and flowers, and have spent quite a few years working as a florist. I love everything about music, singing, playing instruments, listening to all different types, going to concerts. I have a cat...

...have found that I respect teachers more when they can understand the questions posed by my fellow students. I think that it is important to find out what a student knows before trying to teach a new concept. That way any misconceptions can be cleared up at the beginning, instead of fighting against them for...

...student in a research lab on campus. When it comes to education, I firmly believe in two things. Number one, everyone can learn, and number two not knowing or understanding something does not reflect our value. We are all incredibly worthwhile, and we can succeed. I love helping people learn and find it incredibly rewarding....

...graduating in Michigan, I moved to Utah and have been a 6th grade teacher for 4 years at a Title I school. My favorite subjects to teach and tutor are math and ELA along with some science courses. I enjoy seeing students grow in their education and become successful in topics that were once very...

I am an undergraduate student at Brigham Young University. I am currently majoring in mathematics education and love being able to teach and help those around me. I have been a tutor for about seven years now.

...Young University. I am originally from Accra-Ghana in Sub-saharan Africa. I love to dance. I like to travel and meet new people and cultures. I think teaching is an art that can be mastered. A person can be a subject-matter expert but may be poor at teaching it. Teaching requires patience, explaining things at the...

...is Emma. I am just about to graduate BYU with my undergraduate degree in chemistry and am about to start a graduate program in chemistry. I think a good education is so important and I am very excited to be able to help others improve their understanding of this wonderful world around us!

...engineering, I am grateful for the opportunity to share my passion for mathematics and engineering with my peers. In this role, I assist students in understanding complex mathematical and engineering concepts, providing personalized guidance and support to help them succeed in their coursework. My coursework has exposed me to a wide range of engineering disciplines,...

...level. I have experience in classrooms with kids of all ages because I did substitute teaching for a couple of years before starting to teach. I've been everywhere from kinder to high school. I have done paid tutoring for the last couple of years at my school and I have many years of volunteer tutoring...

...literature. One day, my AP Calculus teacher explained a complicated mathematical concept in terms that my literary side understood. She taught me that all subjects are understandable when they relate to information you already have. I have adopted this teaching strategy and focus on explaining concepts based on subjects that students have already mastered. I...

...intimidating. You may come to math believing it's too hard for you, or that you just aren't smart enough. Believe me, those things aren't true! Everyone can excel at math, you just need to have it explained to you in a way that makes sense to you. That's what I enjoy- finding ways to explain...

I am passionate about making math fun and easy for all students.

I enjoy teaching. As a professional, my favorite part of the job was teaching other people how to use Excel. I love teaching and am currently a building substitute at a junior high school. I enjoy solving problems and helping others learn new things.

...up in New York, where I started my education and then moved to North Carolina where I finished my Bachelors Degree in Education. I currently hold a teaching license in multiple states, and I am confident tutoring any subject up through 6th grade. I absolutely love teaching students and watching that little "light bulb" moment...