Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors in Fountain Valley, CA

...at the middle school, high school, and college levels, along with being the go-to person to help others understand material covered during classes. The subjects I tutor and am most passionate about are Chemistry and Math. These are my favorite subjects because I see principles to explain technology and everyday phenomena. My teaching philosophy is based on questions and on concepts that are difficult to grasp directly but are simple to grasp by analogy. I...

...to go to the gym or practice yoga. I spend a lot of time playing with my pets, a Boston terrier and a rescue cat. While I enjoy staying active, I also enjoy getting lost in a good book. I love to learn new things and create new ideas, and I believe that reading is the best way to accomplish that. Hopefully I seem like a good match for your child; I can’t wait to...

...year at UCLA. Outside of school and work, I surf, scuba dive, play guitar, and take care of my chickens. I'd also like to get to know your hobbies and interests as well because I think it is important to take short breaks during each session to unwind and talk before diving back into the material. My long-term goal is to provide you with the tools so that you can be independently successful on your...

...courses. This is due to tutoring a student with Down syndrome here at ASU for the last 2 years, during which I would assist him with his assignments and tests in those subjects. However, despite this variety, my tutoring loves are math and history. My tutoring style varies from student to student (and often with the subject). For math, I often give some overview of the concept, theoretically and visually, then move into application and...

...a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics. I have started tutoring 8 years ago. Transmitting my knowledge has always fascinated me. I have worked with a variety of student ranging from 5 to 35 years old. I am very patient and always using efficient techniques in order to explain concepts to my tutees. I worked with both LAUSD and LA's Best After-School Enrichment program where I had to create age-appropriate lesson plans. I enjoy making...

...Modern Languages (Spanish and Italian). I love speaking both of these languages but also know how difficult it can be so I would love to work with students who not only want to know how to speak, read and write better but also want to build their confidence in conversing with native speakers :) Before I became a psychology major, I was a communications major and completed multiple journalism internships in addition to writing and...

...and private acting coach for the Owosso Community Players, a theater ensemble in Owosso, Michigan. In October I will be traveling overseas to Oxford University to pursue a Master of Philosophy degree in Greek and Latin Languages and Literature. Before that time, though, I am looking forward to two productive months in Los Angeles spent tutoring, writing, and preparing for a career in academia. I have loved tutoring for years, and I have experience in...

...was an expert, was rather scatterbrained and tended to spill chemicals on himself. It was fun for the kids, not for my laundry bill. When working with students, I hold high expectations for them regardless of their background. I believe in letting kids make mistakes so they can learn to overcome them, but I will never let a student fail. Most of my sessions follow an "I do, we do, you do" format. I will...

...preparing several high school students for an introductory computer science class. Since then, I have had the pleasure of tutoring a range of subjects in the Bay Area and Los Angeles thanks to my liberal arts education. While I tutor many areas of mathematics -- including geometry, algebra, and calculus -- my strengths lie in standardized test prep and French. I most enjoy teaching computer science because I believe that it models the ideal learning...

...love of teaching and drove me to become a tutor for my university. While I love math and the sciences, I also have a passion for music, which I'm also currently pursuing at the conservatory level. My tutoring style is very student-based, where I pay close attention to what concepts they are most struggling with and break down complex ideas into more manageable chunks. Also, I believe the SAT tests more critical reading than any...