Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving East Orange, NJ

...developed my skills in mathematics and programming. I have experience tutoring pre-algebra and English to Spanish speakers. I teach with a focus on understanding the most basic principles and building from there. If the problem requires knowing high level topics, I take the problem apart and ensure each subset is understood. Once the student can teach the subject or formulate their own problems and solutions, this is an indication that they have a good understanding...

...enjoy the benefit that I can answer the question, "When will I use this material in the real world?" with compelling and interesting examples from my life, ranging from telescopes in space to programming graphics for video games. When tutoring, I adapt the instruction and explanation to best match my students' learning styles, interests, and conceptual difficulties. I look forward to helping your daughter or son reach their educational goals and enjoy greater success in...

...than ten years experience, I find that my favorite teaching moments have been helping students find confidence in math. My favorite courses to teach are high school math courses like Algebra, Geometry, and PreCalculus. However, I loved my time teaching Middle School and opening up the possibilities in STEM to my students. My graduate degree in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment has helped me gear my teaching to each of my students using varied approaches and...

...through volunteering, donating, or in this case, tutoring! I've tutored a bunch of friends in the past with math or science, as well as a bunch of children in subjects such as clarinet or math. I love spreading knowledge to people around me. On my free time, I love music, listening (Kpop and instrumental), or playing (clarinet, piano). I also really like sleeping and going on the internet. I'm excited to tutor anybody and everybody...

...Rutgers, I plan on going to Physician Assistant School. My favorite and strongest subjects are math and the sciences. Because of my background in high school and major in college, I have plenty of experience with Calculus I through Statistics for research, Biology, Physics, Chemistry, and anatomy and physiology. I love helping students in math and science and it gives me a sense of satisfaction to see other people succeed. I have experience of 3...

...a perfect score in the writing section. At Columbia, I took a wide variety of courses in areas ranging from computer science, calculus, and statistics to philosophy and political theory. My previous teaching and mentoring experiences include working as a volunteer math tutor at Columbia’s Double Discovery Center and as an editor at the Columbia Daily Spectator and The Columbia Undergraduate Research Journal. As a tutor, I aim to be organized, clear, concise, and patient....

...Medical Student in New York City and will be graduating in May 2025. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Physiology, and completed my Masters in Physiology. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Biology and Math. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my...

...school algebra, up to integral calculus (or Calculus II, if you prefer). My philosophy when it comes to helping students learn is that it is always, and I mean always, about the students. It is our duty as tutors, teachers, and other kinds of instructors to always ensure a comfortable learning environment for our students and other people who look up to us, as well as to train them to be the best that they...

...in the Bronx, New York. I taught sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth grade Math and Science for six years before enrolling in a Post-Baccalaureate program for health sciences professions at Rutgers University. In this one year program, I am taking pre-requisite courses to be eligible for medical school. I enjoy tutoring Science as well as Math and especially enjoy helping students overcome anxieties and fears they have associated with these subjects. In my spare time...

...I've gained a substantial amount of tutoring experience while volunteering at my school's tutorial center. Helping the dozens of students attain a better grade has brought me many smiles. My hope is continue this spirit of giving to further help more students excel in their coursework. I am an ardent student of the field (Computer Science) and I use this passion to teach people the art behind the science. Using the experience that I've gained...

Hi! I currently attend Binghamton University and major in Industrial and Systems Engineering. I know what it must've been like to struggle in any of those highschool classes and just taking AP classes in general. I'm super open to helping you achieve your goals!

...where I am today, and for that, I feel that it is my responsibility to afford others with that same opportunity. Not only do I have a very open perspective due to my experience in different areas, but I am very personable and understanding. I am confident that I can help students in the areas they are not as strong, but more importantly, I can help them build a new relationship and comfort level with...

My name is Adlai, and I'm a chemical engineering PhD student at NYU. I love to help people learn and hope to be a professor one day!

If you wish to improve from a B to an A, or if you find Math confusing and bewildering, I would like to help. Between teaching 7 years of High School Math and 3 years of College Adjunct Math, I have gained perspectives on ways to reach a wide range of students. ... My philosophy is to listen to students. Have students verbalize the steps to improve their retention. Practice learning skills, study skills, and testing...

...education by earning a Ph.D. in genetics, and now work as a researcher. I have extensive experience tutoring math, science, and history, both high school and college level. I was a teaching assistant for organic chemistry labs as an undergraduate, and a teaching assistant for developmental genetics courses as a graduate student. I enjoy motivating students to get excited about the subject matter by employing various teaching strategies. I believe students should not only be...

...been tutoring for years, first as a high school student helping my peers as a member of the National Honors Society, and later to help students prepare for standardized tests like the SAT, SAT Subject Tests, and AP Exams. I'm also a Senior Staff Writer for Columbia's student newspaper, the Daily Spectator, so I'm pretty much constantly editing and giving advice to my fellow writers. I love sharing my excitement for learning with students, and...

...identify the learning style unique to each student and can teach to suit his or her needs. I am able to tell quickly how a particular student thinks and best learns, and from there I can either make the lessons more game-like or memory based. In every case, I approach the subject or concerning area from the most basic root and build from there. I have been working with children since middle school which made...

...in English with a Creative Writing concentration. But my history in education makes me similarly equipped to tutor Math as well, including higher level topics. I enjoy the idea of being able to interact and build rapport with others while helping them grow and learn at the same time. Whether it's teaching people how they can express themselves on paper or manipulate numbers and patterns, I'm truly passionate to be of assistance.

...doing poorly in his classes and he was worried that he would not pass his Living Environment Regents. At first, it was hard to make Jared motivated; every time he got a wrong answer, he would become discouraged. As we continued to work together, I realized that if I wanted to fuel his interest in the subject material, I would have to use the idea of positive reinforcement. I went through the old regents exams...

I studied Math and Philosophy of Science at Penn State Schreyer Honors College for a B.S. and a B.A., respectively. I took every intro science course at Uni because I love the natural sciences. I tutored at-risk kids for a year in various subjects, though I was most passionate about math. I firmly believe that everyone can love math; the problem is math classes. Not enough time or care goes into the why, disconnecting students.