Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Cranston, RI

Hi! My name is Nicole and I recently graduated from Emory University with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing and Consulting, and a double major in Chemistry. I have had much experience with helping other students through various tutoring and TA positions in college, and my diverse educational background makes it possible for me to tutor a wide variety of subjects.

...SAT preparation, to rigorous college courses, I want to help students succeed as they go through the same processes. My teaching experience includes working as a course assistant for a design course in college and working as an adventure guide for teenagers at an environmental education center. Privately, I have taught English speaking, essay writing, and Latin dancing. I specialize in writing, English, and test prep, but I am well-versed in a variety of subjects....

...that can unlock endless possibilities. My teaching philosophy centers around creating a supportive and interactive learning environment where students feel encouraged to ask questions, explore new ideas, and take ownership of their learning journey. I strive to make each lesson engaging, using real-world examples and practical applications to bring abstract concepts to life. Outside of academia, I am an avid cricket player and chess enthusiast, and I also enjoy cooking. These hobbies allow me to...

...in Applied Mathematics. I have five years of tutoring experience in both math and computer science, as well as teaching experience at the college level. Tutoring/teaching has always been my passion. Seeing a student grasp a concept they had struggled with is immensely rewarding. In my approach to tutoring, I try to constantly respond to feedback from my students. If the way I am explaining something isn't clicking, I try to come at it from...

...simple classroom with just a few chairs and a small chalkboard easel, but it ignited my passion for teaching and guiding students. Lessons have come a long way, from practicing letters and words on that easel to solving complex math problems, but that passion still remains. I graduated from Providence College with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology. I concentrated my studies in Anatomy and Mathematics while in the Pre-Med program. I started tutoring...

...to the park, as a former teacher of mine put it. Essentially, there is multiple ways to teach a subject as well as solve a problem. I chose to tutor once I started graduate school in 2013 as I saw teaching as an opportunity to teach myself how others learn, and I could build upon that. Outside of academia I work in the field of pharmacy, where I teach patients or other healthcare providers about...

...in Philadelphia in 2016 with a degree in math and secondary education. While there, I was a tutor, a teaching assistant, and a supplemental instructor for various math courses. I also tutored nearby high school students in trigonometry and algebra II. Now, I teach 9th grade (Algebra I) and 11th grade (precalculus) at a high school in Boston. When I'm not teaching (or grading), I enjoy biking, reading, cooking, and baking. I'm also a huge...

...my education, I have discovered a passion for teaching and currently work as an Instructor for Seven Hills Foundation. I have a straight-forward teaching philosophy which applies to each student as an individual learner. This helps to identify and clarify misunderstandings in the process rather than stumbling over information. I am able to teach in English and Writing, as well as across most maths and sciences, including Organic/Inorganic Chemistry, Biology, Statistics, Algebra, and Calculus. I...

I got my undergraduate degree at the University of Colorado in Economics and a Minor in Political Science. Then I spent a year in China studying Mandarin and working with a faith-based organization. After returning to the USA, I worked a couple of years as a personal and business banker. Then I got a four year Master of Divinity at Denver Seminary. I am very passionate about helping others succeed!

...helped younger students strengthen their math skills in fun, approachable ways. These experiences have deepened my belief that anyone can succeed in math with the right support. I primarily tutor statistics and mathematics, subjects I not only excel in but genuinely enjoy. I love showing students how these subjects connect to real-world problems and helping them find strategies that make complex concepts feel manageable. Outside of academics, I enjoy hiking, skiing, traveling, and horseback riding,...

...a teaching assistant for an intensive section of intro-level and general chemistry courses, as well as an as-needed peer tutor for these courses. I have also served as a teaching assistant in mandatory discussion sections of General Chemistry, in which lecture concepts are reinforced in a smaller group setting. Currently, I seek remote tutoring opportunities compatible with a remote college schedule (meaning, in general, a lot of flexibility!) I am based in the Boston area...

...kid, I have always loved math and the physical sciences. I worked hard in high school, undergrad, and graduate school to expand my knowledge on the subject and become an expert in math. I know that math isn't everyone's favorite subject, so I'm here to share the tips and tricks that I've picked up in algebra, calculus, statistics, and trig with everyone. I'm always happy to lend a hand to those who need help. If...

...me, tutoring is an opportunity to support that process with patience, creativity, and a genuine respect for how each student thinks. I have a Bachelor of Science in Pure and Applied Mathematics, with a strong foundation in algebra, number theory, analysis, combinatorics, and proof-writing. I've worked with students of many ages in both formal and informal settings, from helping my own children work through challenging math concepts to teaching in the middle school curriculum. I...

...I wrote several essays on popular French literature. My favorite subject to tutor is French because I love speaking the language. It gives me a chance to speak French more and to use the skills I've learned. I enjoy speaking French and hope to help others learn it too. I want to help students learn in the way they learn best; in the way that's easiest for them. I want to create an environment where...

...from around the globe. Some of these include: Spending 2 years studying at a university in Tokyo, Japan as well as working there as an English language teacher. Working as a tour guide and English language instructor in Rome, Italy. I grew up in Springfield, MA and earned a B.A in Japanese Language and Literature from the University of Massachusetts/Amherst. After graduation, because of my continued desire to learn more about foreign education, I traveled...

...My family was a big support when I was going through school and I want to be there helping as many people as possible find true value in the learning that they seek, or is required of them. Experience and Philosophy: I have worked with a range of students from 2nd to 12th grade and am familiar with teaching practices that help students connect to the learning and really understand the topics in whatever way...

My name is Lily, and I am a senior studying Cellular & Molecular Neuroscience and Political Science at Fordham University. I am currently applying to law school, and will hopefully enroll in a law school class of 2024!

...have worked with students who I knew well and student that I did not know prior to tutoring them in the past two years in order to help them better understand subjects they struggled with from algebra to calculus. What I enjoy most about tutoring and what motivates to help other students is being able to emphasize the interesting aspects of the subject to counteract the common social stigma that math is boring and inapplicable...

...public outreach, assisted with public events at our observatory, tutored and was a teaching assistant. Outside of my academic interests I teach horseback riding lessons and have done so for almost 20 years. While I have experience with all ages, I particularly enjoy teaching middle school and high school aged students. Through teaching riding lessons my students have taught me the importance of patience. Every student is an individual and learns at their own rate...

...learned as something you earn from someone and to treat others the way you want to be treated. When students respect others, they are kind, responsible, and safe in the classroom. Being an educator, I believe it is important to get to know each child's strengths and needs. Within this, I design lesson plans to aid children's needs in their favored way of learning while keeping in mind the importance of play to development. I...