Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors in Cincinnati, OH

...recent UC graduate, I have had the chance to work with students from a large variety of backgrounds in many fascinating subjects ranging from calculus and foundational engineering courses such as material and energy balances and basic electrical circuits to practicing more fundamental skills such as quantitative reasoning and algebra. Outside of traditional classroom subjects, I have also previously worked with students preparing for exams such as the GRE and grad school applications. I measure...

...University where I graduated with a B.S. in communication. I have worked as an educator teaching students aged K-12 life skills through theatre and performance both in a school setting as well as in a performing arts summer camp, which I created myself. I received high marks on the ACT, SAT, and a variety of AP classes and I have found great joy in working with students the lightbulb moment when a child suddenly understands...

...a teaching assistant (TA) for an introductory fluid mechanics course, leading a homework/ concept discussion session weekly with about 20 undergrads enrolled. I also received a MBA degree from Xavier University (Cincinnati) through a corporate on site program. I have been working in the aerospace engineering field for about 20 years and part of my job, based on my experience, is to mentor young engineers. My engineering expertise is in fluid mechanics and heat transfer,...

I have experience tutoring students of various age groups from elementary through university students. I take a flexible approach to problems and strive to fit my approach to my students' strengths.

I graduate from Ball State University in May 2018 with Bachelors of Science in Biology and will be attending the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in the Fall.

What is your interest? Music, sports, or any other area of interest is used to translate "academic language" to real-life, practical language for the material you are learning. We will work together to understand your needs and accomplish your educational goals. I was a University professor for many years as well as a corporate executive. We WILL find a way to help you achieve your goals.

...with an "elite" education and a scientist's way of thinking, I've developed an irreverent approach to standardized tests, recognizing that tests are more about the tricks of the test than they are about content, and I enjoy imparting that irreverent -- but successful -- method of test-taking. Any dispassion I have for standardized tests, however, stems from my genuine passion for reading and writing, and from the broader implications on the quest to understand the...

...Human Anatomy and Physiology course. Eventually, I spoke with her. I learned that she was diagnosed with ADHD but could not receive the care she needed. After sharing my own hardship story, she understood that I cared and related to her. She cried out of appreciation. I worked extensively with her to help her improve her performance and receive a passing grade. In 2015, my colleague escaped Pakistan. Her life was in jeopardy because she...

...remember what it was like to be a student and I remember the things that truly got my attention. I would teach my classes using superheroes, football references, mythbusters, and even relate some material to the school bus. In my office hours, I would be able to find out what interested the students and come up with an example that they would be able to understand. In the sciences, I believe learning should be as...

...a chemical engineer in Cincinnati Ohio. I received my degree (Major Chem.Eng., Minor Environmental sciences & Mathmatics) from the Ohio State University. In my current position, I am responsible for managing water and energy usage for large industrial steam and cooling units through the use of chemical additives and pretreatment chemical and mechanical equipment with the ultimate goal of increasing equipment life and achieving lowest possible operating costs. I have inherent interests in math, sciences,...

I am interested in tutoring students within the engineering, math, and science fields. I am also interested in helping with standardized testing preparation.

...State University. Currently, I'm pursuing a Masters in Pharmacology, and working at the NIH researching pre-eclampsia and preterm birth. I aim to apply to MD-PhD programs this year, and specialize in Perinatology and Neonatology! I have always grown up in an environment that appreciates and encourages learning, and I love helping others achieve their academic goals! I have a lot of experience with AP classes, and I took over 15 courses and received college credit...

...for. I have taught students ranging in ages from 16 to 60! One student recently commented that prior to taking me for Calculus II, he failed it twice, but when enrolling in my class, "it finally made sense!" Other students have commented that I have "made mathematics comprehensible and come to life!" I am enthusiastic about using my years of experience in teaching mathematics to help students successfully understand and pass their math courses!

I'm Fateme. I have a PhD in Physics from University of Cincinnati. I used to be a tutor from my high school time.

...administration the following year. I am currently in a gap year applying to medical school, with much of my time now split between the UC Athletic Training Room and local high schools. At UC, I primarily assist my mentor Dr. Clark with all things brain and concussion from neurological exams to brain and vision rehabilitation to research on anything similar. Here, I have had an excellent opportunity to build upon my didactic university education with...

...look forward to working with you. I graduated from Northern Kentucky University in May of 2017 with a degree in Mathematics, and a focus area in Education. I have been tutoring and teaching various subjects in math ever since I was in grade school. I try to bring a fresh and fun approach to learning math by applying math concepts to their particular uses in the real world. I find that this makes the work...

...major at the University of Cincinnati and I intend to earn a Masters degree. Also, I will soon be completing a German Studies minor. I have always been inspired by logic and rhythms, and language and Mathematics are monumental examples. I am so excited about learning and education as a whole, and to be able to guide someone into knowledge is truly an honor. I think of myself as a creative, observant and malleable person,...

...(High school math; undergrad courses, such as basic Math, introductory statistics, Algebra, Pre-calculus, and Calculus I; II, iii.). My teaching goal is to prepare students to become responsible, self-motivated and independent individuals able to solve actual problems and to provide leadership in the technical world. I teach the students not to stop their thinking process once a numerical value has been calculated. The most important things that I can teach are critical thinking, analytical skills,...

I am a college student that has always had a great interest in numbers. I enjoy working with people and helping them grow and learn.... I like to lead the student towards the correct solutions, reinforcing the material through means they can truly grasp.

I am retired with a diverse background in math, chemistry and human resources. As an adjunct math professor at U. of Cincinnati for eleven years I taught all levels of algebra. I strive to impart my enthusiasm for math into my students. We work many problems together and apply solutions to realistic situations.