Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Marietta, GA

I'm a third year Computer Science major at Georgia Tech and I've been tutoring students since my freshman year of high school. I'm an extremely passionate student and I am willing to teach any subject.

...physiology, general biology, etc). My method involves drawing, using animations, and talking. Furthermore, we use the Socratic method, meaning I do not give a direct answer, using questions to lead the student to the answer on their own. This enforces critical thinking. During my free time, I like to read books, drawing/doodling, and even exploring artwork. I also volunteer in ESL (English as a Second Language) program, where I build new friendships and discuss the...

...grade level change. Math is a subject of building blocks and patients, it takes lots of time and effort to understand and be able to articulate into a test setting. If prior knowledge is not properly grasped, students slip and don't understand latter stages of the subject. I make it my duty to not only reinforce prior knowledge, but find and fill any holes students may have on their mathematical understanding. Although I do believe...

...they are learning, and in my experience, my tutoring style of focusing on the underlying concepts of a subject has been very successful. I find students that are able to critically apply what they have learned to new problems are the most successful, and I strive to make every one of my students adopt this mentality. I love getting to know my students on a personal level, and speaking to them about my love for...

...lot of experience with the ups and downs of learning. I initially started out tutoring math, but over time I have grown to love tutoring literature as well. I believe that tutoring is a job that needs to be customized to the needs and learning style of each student, so I try to pay attention to what works and what doesn't as I get to know each student more. A tutoring session is unsuccessful if...

...and I believe that sharing my knowledge in areas I am confident in will help others to find foundation in their academic lives and also set them up for future success. One of my biggest goals is not just to foster academic growth but to strengthen each student's desire to learn and find purpose in their work. I want students to feel comfortable in reaching out for help and value their efforts to grow. For...

...I am also a certified Microsoft Innovative Educator. While in college, I graduated from KSU's Center for Student Leadership, and I was the President of Kappa Delta Pi, an Education Honors Society. I was also inducted into the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and The Society of Collegiate Leadership and Achievement. While working on my Masters Degree, I accepted a nomination to be in Berry College's Kappa Delta Pi.

...I spent a lot of time in small friend groups doing homework, preparing for exams, and teaching peers in one on one setting. I personally learn best visually, and my teaching style heavily relays on logic. As an engineer I've learned that knowing how to approach a problem calmly, applying what knowledge you have, and checking to see if the answer makes sense truly demonstrates understanding. I believe that the process is always more important...

...the Gideon Math and Reading Center. I often taught math topics that students were not able to understand or specific problems. The math topics were usually geometry or algebra 2 questions/concepts. I also taught ACT and PSAT concepts to students. I also often helped my friends and my sister with difficult math homework problems that were assigned. Math is my strong suit and therefore, I am most comfortable teaching these subjects well. However, in regards...

...of Maryland. I received a bachelors of science in physics in 2013. After finishing my degree, I taught algebra at the 8th grade level in Baltimore City. Even though my degree is in physics I have loved every minute of teaching people about math. Math is simply the language we use to describe the world around us and oddly enough, using examples from the real world is one of the best ways to truly understand...

Hello! My name is Nicole, and I'm a second-year student at Spelman College. I'm a Biology major and Spanish minor on a premedical track with a special interest in math and chemistry. I was raised in Maryland but now live in Atlanta, and I'm so excited to meet you!

...am fortunate to recognize and appreciate the joys of learning, and I strive to share this passion with each of my students. My accolades include top 5% of my high school class, 99% percentile on the SAT, Georgia state champion for argumentative writing, 3rd place in Mathematical Applications state competition, Dean's list every semester in college, and acceptance to the UGA Honors Program. I look forward to working with each of my students, helping them...

...teaching style is to ensure the student has a full understanding of the content on their own, without any outside assistance. I hope to obtain this understanding by using repetition and providing practice problems, while making the learning environment as least stressful for the student as possible. I have tutored students for almost 5 years now, and have seen incredible success in the areas that I taught. In my spare time I love to cook,...

...a Masters in Secondary Mathematics from KSU. I am passtionate about tutoring because when students figure out that they can do it, it is the best feeling in the world. I love to tutor anything mathematics. My tutoring style is where I expect the students to have specific questions to go over and not every problem on their homework. Our time is better spent on what the students are struggling with versus just completing homework.

...a Bachelor of Science in Engineering for Engineering Management with a focus on Business Analysis, and I minored in Sustainability. During my studies, I was a personal tutor for elementary and middle school children and was an undergraduate teaching assistant for engineering courses. I also was a routine presenter at Family Science Night at elementary schools in the Atlanta Metro with IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers). I am a massive proponent for spreading...

Hello! I am a fifth year senior at Kennesaw State University and I am set to graduate in May of 2021. I love helping students expand their knowledge of mathematics and build on what they already know! I have been an AVID tutor for over a year now which is a program that is in a lot of the local high schools. I can tutor elementary subjects along with mathematics up through Calculus!

...their ideas clearly and confidently. I focus on creating a supportive learning environment where students feel comfortable exploring their writing abilities. Through tailored lessons and constructive feedback, I aim to foster each student's individual strengths and help them achieve their academic goals. Though I have experience in tutoring, I am committed to continuous improvement and learning alongside my students. In my free time, I enjoy reading and exploring new technologies, which further fuels my enthusiasm...

...not english. While I tutor a range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, grammar, and math. I also love tutoring students in high school computer science (AP CSP). With coding, there are numerous interactive web pages that can help enhance a students coding skills, and coding proficiency, which is something I would love to help students with. I believe that education is a crucial part of everyones life. I want to impact every...

Hi! My name is Tymirra and I recently graduated from Georgia Tech with my B.S. in Industrial Design and I recently earned my M.S. in Human Computer Interaction design. I currently work as a Senior Product Designer and love all things visual design and would love to help you with anything design related!

Passionate social justice advocate eager to serve as a mentor to the youth. Sociologist at heart. I am the rose that grew from the concrete.