Award-Winning Middle School Math Tutors for Students in Providence, RI

Has always had a comprehensive understanding of elementary, intermediary, and high school mathematics. Also has experience in tutoring as well as babysitting over the years. Excited to work with my clients to improve their education, and by default, their quality of life as well. I am understanding, patient, and know of techniques that encourage students to begin thinking critically about their subject.

Teaching is my passion. When I am not tutoring for Varsity Tutors, I work in medical research. I love the idea of helping patients feel better and especially kids. If I had to say something about my outlook, it is that I am thankful for what I do, privileged to be part of so many lives, and hopeful that my skills will make a difference.

With over two years experience tutoring in creative writing, reading, history, and test prep, I am focused on improving fundamental study skills through a practical, hands-on approach. This includes imbedding real-world applications into every lesson to inspire students and spark their latent curiosity. I received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Harvard in 2018 and currently live in Los Angeles, CA.

...have just begun peer tutoring at my university. I am dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals. I am a firm proponent of getting students excited about learning, especially within the sciences, and I tailor my lessons so that students have the best possible outcome. As for standardized testing, I bring the student perspective and can provide students with feedback regarding strategies and concepts they need to learn for said exam.

...my passion has always been to teach. I have taught children, friends, colleagues, clients, and subordinates throughout my life and it is the single most enjoyable part of my job. I strongly believe that, teaching a student the "why" of something is far more important than simple memorization; it is this understanding of the material that helps the student apply the theory to a completely different fact pattern. While I tutor students in a broad...

...alternative high school in Appalachia. Upon graduating from Notre Dame, I joined the Alliance for Catholic Education, a Service Teaching Program that placed me at an under-resourced 6-12 school in Dallas, Texas. While in Dallas, I taught everything from sixth grade religion to Public Speaking. I also taught seventh grade literature, eighth grade English, and a Freshmen Seminar course aimed at helping students adjust to the demands of high school. During my two years teaching,...

...school as a peer tutor, where I spent my free study periods in departmental offices offering academic support on a drop-in basis. In college I also enjoyed tutoring my friends when they wanted some extra academic support. My passion is for mathematics and the sciences: as an engineer I have a deep appreciation for how theory in textbooks translates into real world applications. In my experience, the most important component of the tutor/student relationship is...

My name is Anya, and I'm really looking forward to working with you. I'm eager to help you succeed in whatever you're looking to learn. I am a firm believer in discussion and activity-based learning, and have experience working with students of all ages. Let me know if you have any questions, and I'm excited to start working with you!

I am a retired corporate instructor and for the past ten years a professor at New York University (NYU). Education has been a lifelong passion which I pursue, in part, by tutoring individual students from late middle school through college. I'm married and have three grown children and a couple of very special grandchildren.

...the course. While I am most passionate about game development, I am also happy to tutor students in math and science, having taken several AP courses back in high school (I had enough AP credits to start college as a sophomore). I am a strong believer that everyone should get a chance at education and have worked with students of all backgrounds, from underprivileged youth to military veterans to hard-working parents. It would be my...

Most of my professional career has been spent studying first physics, then finance, as well as serving as a US Naval Officer. Of all the positions I've held, I've found helping students with math and physics to be one of the most gratifying and fulfilling experiences. I've been both the smartest, and not so smartest student in different classes so I like to think I have experienced the full spectrum of needing and giving help....

I am excited to teach students the knowledge I have obtained throughout my academic career. I am interested in working with students from kindergarten through high school in subjects such as Accounting, Psychology, Math, and Spanish. My undergraduate degrees were in Accounting and Psychology, so I am happy to share what I have learned thus far.

I am a recent graduate from Washington University in St. Louis with a bachelor's in cognitive neuroscience. I have been accepted to medical school and will be starting next fall. In other words, I've had my share of standardized testing. I hope to make life easier for students struggling to overcome these hurdles, and maybe spark some enjoyment of learning along the way!

English is a difficult, confusing language to master. Between hard-to-look-at spelling rules and nonsensical grammar rules, mastering the language can be a real pain. As an aspiring English teacher currently studying at Wheaton College in Massachusetts, helping you through that pain is what I like to do, and something I'm excited to lend a hand for.

I am a graduate of Loyola University Maryland. I am licensed to teach first through sixth grade. I have worked with children from first grade to eighth grade in many different capacities! I was a camp counselor for years, I have tutored young students as well as college students at Loyola. I currently work with 8th graders. I love working with students of all ages and I am extremely passionate about what I do!

...firm proponent of equal education opportunity for all as it is absolutely necessary for anyone to succeed. I try to encourage my students to have an appreciation for their education as it is a privilege they have and millions of others do not. I want to inspire them to try their best in all of their academics and to help them feel confident about school. In my spare time, I enjoy yoga, singing, playing soccer,...

...to meet student needs. I have experience working with students with a variety of special needs, including ADHD, autism, learning disabilities, speech and language impairments, and more, as well as general education students. I have a calm demeanor that puts my students at ease and I am always ready to answer questions or explain difficult concepts in new ways. I am here for whatever my students need, including homework help, scaffolded support, or learning practice...

...a friend, I did virtual tutoring for private school students in Houston. Last year, with the recommendation of a close professor, I became a undergraduate teaching assistant for the Department of Physics at UT. I taught over 100 students throughout the two semester, massively increasing the amount of office hour and discussion session attendance. I know how tough academic coemptions can be. I was the Valedictorian of a class of over 700 students, passed over...

...subjects of math. My tutoring approach is to guide the students to the solution of each problem. I seek to develop the student's knowledge of the subject by building connections between what the student knows and what they have yet to learn. I am adamant that any student can be successful academically with the right support and teaching. In my spare time, I enjoy listening to music and collecting vinyl records, reading about and studying...

...broad range of subjects, but my preferences lie with the liberal arts (English, writing, reading, history, etc.). That said, I also enjoy the sensation of testing myself that I experience when doing math problems: I find satisfaction in solving a problem. That applies to standardized tests, as well, which have the added bonus of being a race against time. In short: I enjoy a good challenge, and the biggest challenge out there (in my opinion)...