Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Bellevue, WA

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Hi, I am a recent graduate from Whitman College with a degree in Economics and Psychology. I love to play soccer, climb rocks, and bake pies! I am tutoring to keep my academic skills up before going back to graduate school next year. Looking forward to working with you!

Hello! My name is Brendan and I am a committed educator who believes success is possible for anyone. Through education an individual can change their life and develop skills to change the life of others. It is my goal in life to pass on my content area skills and my life experience to benefit everyone I come in contact with.

...you are at! I know how tough academics can be; I am a student too! But together we can work towards your goals and alleviate frustrations. I specifically am specialized in teaching SAT/ACT prep, along with math up to a high school level. I have been a private SAT and ACT tutor and a general math tutor for the past two summers, and am excited to continue growing my experiences. As a student, I will...

I am a former physics researcher who has tutored math and physics on a one-on-one basis for several years. I have a very individualized approach to teaching that takes into account the goals of the student.

...that likes to make great use of the time together and will expect students to work independently outside the session in order to make progress in between meetings. I am a great listener and very observant which makes for an effective tutoring style. Outside of Academia I enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, lately I have gotten interested in triathlon, I was a runner in high school and am on my college's cycling team. Additionally...

...like to work in civil rights, or environmental law, and work towards a more just and equitable world. In my free time, I enjoy reading, watching films, making photographs, and working out. Most of the time I'll be found with my nose in a book, however! My favorite book is the Master and Margarita by Michael Bulgakov. I would love the opportunity to share my testing success with you or your student. Let's get to...

...young, I have loved math. I think it is so fun how many things that math is found in and how it can applied to our everyday lives. I also think it is quite beautiful how creative one can be with math and how there are so many different paths to the answer. Through tutoring I am constantly striving to find new ways to excite others about the beauty of math. I love tutoring because...

...before and after school childcare, in a public school as a paraeducator as well as a part time private piano teacher. I am able to tutor in voice lessons, music theory, ear training, piano, psychology, technical writing, economics, public speaking and accounting, but my real specialization lies in Math, up to the second year of calculus. I hope to achieve my Juris doctorates degree and work in international, immigration and family law.

Hi, I am currently a math teacher in the Clark County School District. I love teaching math and this year I teach Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, and Honors Geometry.

...and discover their own answers. It is a very empowering activity. Another passion of mine is writing. I have explored writing through advanced coursework and public presentations of my works. I have been complemented many times for my original voice and highly organized essays. I also enjoy writing and editing for others and would love to do so through this site. Something very important to know about me is I love to laugh. So, if...

My name is Katie and I just graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pepperdine University studying Business Administration and Applied Mathematics. I am passionate about learning and love helping others reach their academic goals

I am interested in Mathematics, Physics, Astronomy, and Information Technology.... Apply various methods of explanation until finding the one most meaningful to the student.... Find out where they are in the understanding of the subject matter.... Help them to: 1. Determine what the problem is asking, i.e. what they need to solve it. 2. Learn how to find the information/techniques they need to apply in solving the problem.... Break the learning/problem into "successful steps", i.e. small...

...subject that I have thoroughly enjoyed throughout my school years. Its complexity makes it a challenging and often frustrating area of study, however the logic behind every problem can oftentimes be applied in our every day lives. I have an undergraduate degree in Math and a master's degree in Education with an emphasis in middle math. I have taught students 1st-8th grade, and can't wait to continue helping students succeed in math!

...solving and critical thinking skills, content mastery, and of course individual fulfillment. To obtain this, my tutoring style involves getting to know the students personality and interests. In doing so, I can potentially connect the material to the students personal experiences. From there I can apply new concepts and gage content mastery. As a recent transplant to Washington myself, I have found I have a lot to explore. Outside of academia, my interests include my...

...them (Schiefele, U. (1991). Interest, learning, and motivation. Educational psychologist, 26(3-4), 299-323.). One of the best things about being a tutor is being able to see the moment everything "clicks" and makes sense. I make a conscious effort to relate what students are working on to things they are interested in and already understand so the new material will "click." It gets them engaged with the material, and motivates them to keep working on it.

...to be successful. All I want is to pass on my knowledge and guide others towards a better understanding. I have had experience tutoring elementary kids at the Seattle Public Library and have had multiple customer service experience at the Port of Seattle, LA Fitness, and Safeway. Through these positions, I am able to develop my communications skills and interact with a variety of different people. With my acquainted skills, I will be able to...

...biology and chemistry. The sciences are my favorite to teach because even after learning some of the most basic information, some of the most exciting current events in science can be understood as well. I believe that if a subject is relevant and interesting to a student, they will be more eager and excited to learn. While a student, I learned through peer study groups that the act of teaching is one of the best...

...at Cornell University majoring in Industrial and Labor Relations, with a double minor in Finance and Computer Science. I graduated with the IB Diploma and wrote my EE on World Studies: Psychology and World History! In high school, I was heavily involved in DECA ( as a national titleholder), FCCLA (regional board), and now serve as secondary chair of Delta Sigma Pi (professional business fraternity) and Kappa Kappa Gamma. I'm excited to work with you...

Teaching students is very rewarding. Many of my students moved on to universities around the US and still kept in touch.