Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Everett, WA

...a graduate of Western Washington University with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics. In high school, I spent two years tutoring math subjects ranging from Algebra to Calculus. I added two more years in college tutoring the same subjects, along with Physics and Statistics. At both locations I worked in a tutoring center, so I have experience working with many different students with many different learning styles. As a tutor at Western, I was awarded...

...from the University of Washington with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering in 2012 and will be returning to the UW to pursue a PharmD degree in 2013. I have been tutoring for six years, both informally and through organizations such as UW and Bellevue College. I like teaching and continue to tutor because I enjoy helping students improve. I believe anyone can learn math and science. I work with my students to help them understand...

I have a Bachelor's of Science and Master's of Science in chemical engineering from the University of Wyoming. While I was getting my Bachelor's degree, I tutored athletes in general chemistry, organic chemistry, college algebra, calculus I, physics, and thermodynamics. I love helping students gain confidence.

...math! I strive to empower students to become exceptional problem solvers and to increase self confidence in their own inherent math abilities. I am married to a wonderful African American man and I have three beautiful bi-racial daughters, along with one fantastic grandson and another grandson expected late September 2022. I've taught for 21 years as an adjunct math instructor at several regional community colleges within the beautiful Puget Sound region in Washington. Prior to...

As an engineering student, I am very familiar with high level math, physics, chemistry, and other STEM courses, as well as English, writing, and public speaking. I can use teaching methods demonstrated by my professors to teach others. In high school, I tutored younger students in Latin, using techniques like flashcards and quizzes.

...my Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics Education I have a firm belief that all students have the capacity to learn any subject they choose. I work in 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...

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.

...from New Mexico Highlands University in May and recently moved to Washington state. I have several years of STEM tutoring experience through my college. I was a math tutor for college and high school students. I later became a Supplemental Instruction Leader (SIL) for Calculus and Organic Chemistry with the STEM student support center. In this position, I designed my own sessions that focused on student-led, interactive, group study sessions to improve comprehension of class...

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

...is a 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!

...the lead math and science tutor at Texas State University, which brought on my passion for tutoring all ages. I love knowing I can help a student gain the knowledge to not only solve a problem sitting in front of them, but to have those foundational steps to prepare them for the future. I received both my Bachelor's and Master's of Science degrees from Texas State University with a focus in electrochemistry. Therefore, the main...

...amazing thing about the human brain is just how much it already knows. It can form words and sentences, bounce between conversations and cooking dinner, and constantly process a massive amount of information coming in from the environment. It performs incredibly complex calculus and physics just to keep someone standing. Yet, for all its complexity and power, we still struggle to find the right wording for an essay. Math problems can seem too big to...

...in Vietnam for half my life, I had to fight hard to come to America, learn the language, and now currently attending University of Washington for Computer Engineering. I understand hard work and what it takes 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...

...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 ways to learn and master a subject. I employ this strategy when teaching, as having a student attempt to teach back the material is an invaluable technique when learning to...

...a full-time student 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...

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

To further knowledge in the field of technology.... Everyone who wants to will find a way.... Review prior knowledge.... Teach the student how to learn.... With proper teaching steps.... Find alternative ways of solving or learning the skill. Help the student learn the reasons behind each step.... Practice highlighting key words, and practice more reading prompts.... Asking the student questions while they work.

Regardless of gender, race or history, I believe, that with the right mindset, anyone has the ability to learn anything they want and accomplish their goals; I was born in a small town in Mexico called Irapuato. 23 years later I graduated college with a mechanical engineering degree from one of the most notorious programs in the nation. Whatever your goals, I'd like to help achieve them.

...When In my opinion, children learn best when they have confidence in their ability to learn. The number one factor that affects student learning, according to me and my experience, is the mindset that they have about education, and school. If students have a growth mindset they embrace education wholeheartedly and enthusiastically, taking bad days as an opportunity to learn from their mistakes and grow stronger. If they have the misconception that they are not...

...here. I've been tutoring math and more off and on for nearly ten years, and it's been some of the most rewarding work I've had the privilege to practice. As someone who struggled with math (in particular) in high school only to go on and earn a degree in the subject, I have a personal appreciation for what an impact someone who can help you find your own effective understanding of the material at hand...