Award-Winning Middle School Math Tutors in Los Angeles, CA

...ages ranging from second grade to well into college. I really like teaching math and the sciences since everything is highly concrete: 2+2 will always equal 4 whether tomorrow or thousands of years into the future. There are also many different approaches to math many of which are correct, and it becomes a matter of preference to which method you like the most. I think education is the most important thing; it really serves as...

...but my first paid client was in my sophomore year in high school. Most of my tutoring is within the realm of mathematics, however I have tutored for chemistry, physics, ACT/SAT, and many more. I have a devoted dedication to my clientss and I love to see students succeed. My number one goal is to help the student understand the subject matter to the best of their ability while making my approach efficient and thorough....

...Buffalo while also playing Division I-A football. After a successful career in sales, I found my true passion in working for, and on behalf of children, through volunteer work on the West and Southside of Chicago. After completing Teach For America I went on to earn awards as Teacher of the Year in the St. Louis Public School District. Teaching children different ways to solve problems and equipping them with a skill that they will...

...calculus, physics and science to middle-school, high school and college students. Of these, I am most passionate about teaching math. Growing up in a family of math teachers, I caught the math bug at a very early age. Practicing math and logic problems was a weekend hobby. I want to pass on this passion for math to other students. I love helping students work through academic challenges and reach their full potential. That is why...

...a do-it-yourself attitude. My speciality is in writing and revising essays because I love helping my students to develop strategic tools and mentor their personal growth. Whether it be college application essays, literary analysis, or personal narratives, writing by nature is personal and requires not only structure and organization but also an understanding of self. My students were accepted at top institutions such as Emory University and Seoul National University with their outstanding college application...

...an interdisciplinary liberal arts major at UT. I've taught English in Taipei, Taiwan, where I learned useful techniques to teach ESL to a fun kindergarten class as well as after-school groups of elementary and middle school students. Working with students whose native language is not English was a great challenge and pleasure. It was enriching to see students grow with the language and build tangible skills to communicate in English. I enjoy working with students...

...and understanding is what I bring to every student I tutor. I try to show my students why the number pi is used rather than telling them it equals 3.14. I look for parallels between the material in front of us and their own life so that tutoring isn't just an extension of a lecture period. So far I have tutored one-on-one with students ranging from 5th to 10th grade. When I started tutoring 3...

...California at the Rossier School of Education. Since graduating from Cornell, I have worked as a tutor and teacher's assistant with a focus in English, Spanish, French, and Algebra 1. I have worked with students of all ages and backgrounds from elementary education to adults improving business writing or learning Spanish from scratch. I have a passion for language and enjoy sharing that passion with others. My favorite subject to tutor is Spanish because I...

...at the University of North Texas. We mentored and tutored girls from the 4th and 5th grades in science. Additionally, we taught them how to develop testable hypotheses, plan experiments, preform controlled experiments, and analyze the data they generated. I really liked making a difference in the lives of these girls, and imparting to them my love of science and math. Since then I have tutored friends, classmates, and coworkers. During college I was the...

...high. After the Peace Corps, I moved to Raleigh, NC and started taking my first steps towards becoming a credentialed teacher. I was accepted into a program called Math for America, which is based in Los Angeles and I've been living here for the past few months while attending graduate school at USC. I really enjoy math. I always tell my students that to recognize that math is challenging is to take the first step...