Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Orlando, FL

...aspects of life, as it all carries over and is relative. The power of intelligence is immeasurable and invaluable, and it is my goal in life to help other recognize the vast amount of thought and greatness they are capable of achieving. If but one person succeeds in schooling and walks away knowing more than they showed up with because of my assistance, that is what it means to be to truly be living to...

...to have this passion will spark interests into these amazing fields. On top of being a engineering student, I have 2 years of experience working at a software development company where I worked as a full stack developer. As a full stack developer, I worked with C#, SQL, and the .NET Framework to create the backend of web apps. I also worked with Razor, the React JS, and/or Redux libraries to create front end environments.

...growth was achievable with the right mindset. This is my ask of all of my students, I understand that you may not grasp that skill right away. Be persistent. Be okay with failing. But never give up on yourself! This is where I can help you grow as a student. I have a passion for math, specifically the Pre-Algebra and Algebra sections. I like to think of myself as an analytical thinker and someone that...

...the goal. There will always be cases where the need for helping the student close their current gap in knowledge and understanding between what they know, and what they need to know is the greater priority and more simply a matter of providing yes, no, and how to answers. This is valid. But in most cases, there is a larger need for further development and creation of learning and studying skills versus answers.... I think it's...

...desktop computers that came out, and computers still interest me in a way that nothing else really does! Although my teaching experience includes many Software Engineering classes, I am still happiest when I am teaching programming classes Visual Basic, Python, C++, HTML, JavaScript and PHP. I love being there when students discover the thrill of making something work on the computer! I also love teaching Introduction to Computing and the History of Computing to beginners,...

...complete my studies. Currently, I work as a Professor's and Math Lab, Mathematics Learning Assistant. In the past, I worked as a Geek Squad agent at Best Buy and enjoyed my experience with technology very much. Also, I spent a year working as a Robotics/Coding teacher for an Elementary school where I learned many valuable skills and gained a rewarding experience. However, I found myself being more productive as a Mathematics Learning Assistant in my...

...work with traditional as well as new tools and systems for meeting academic goals and objectives. I am equally comfortable communicating with peers and students in discussing issues relating to various areas of education. My teaching experience began in 2005 as an accounting, finance and management assistant professor in the City University of New York (CUNY). My experience is backed by graduate and post-graduate studies in Accounting and International Business at Pace University, New York...

...graduating with my master's degree, I returned home to my beautiful twin island country in the Caribbean, Antigua and Barbuda. I then started my career in the field of Information Technology. I worked for a few years as a Systems Analyst for one of the largest Resort on the island. I then worked for a number of years as a Project Manager with the Information Technology Department for the Government of Antigua and Barbuda. While...

...I receive my Bachelor of Science, I will be matriculating into medical school. I have a passion for teaching, and I hope to help my students succeed in any class I can. I am currently the Head Teaching Assistant for the Human Physiology course at UCF, and I also have prior tutoring and teaching experience. I am adaptable to different learning styles, and my goal is to educate my students to the best of my...

I am a Physics and Computer Science student at UNC Chapel Hill. I love tutoring because of the feeling when a topic finally clicks for a student. I believe that anyone can understand tough concepts with patience, effort, a unique perspective, and a helping hand.

I love math and science, it is the base of all life as we know it. In order to be prepared for the future you need to learn why a subject is important, along with the most efficient ways to find the answers. By utilizing not only the materials you're given in the classroom but also the materials that are readily available to you in life.

...to discover a little more about the world. Everything revolves around math in some form or another, and it excites me to put all the pieces together and know when I'm finished that it all makes sense and fits together. My teaching and tutoring time reflects that excitement and teaches students a new understanding of how math works. The concepts of mathematics start as small building blocks of information which can be expanded and built...

...2019. I am currently involved in many leadership and peer leading positions at the University of South Florida. I am a Resident Assistant, Vice President of the Jamaican Alliance Movement and former Executive Vice President of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. In these leadership positions I have gained a passion for learning and understanding the way things work. I realize it helps me to wok better and optimizes success for myself and others when...

...years for the thrill of it to my classmates, neighbors, and friends who needed help in mathematics (pre-algebra, algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, trigonometry, etc...) Being a math and Sciences enthusiast, it was always a pleasure to help them learn new concept and different techniques to solve exercises and problems so that they could succeed in their exams, and it was the same throughout my years at the university even though I never thought of making a...

...Florida in two different capacities: as a tutor and as an Adjunct professor of Mathematics. Even though these complementary jobs give me a wider perspective on education I feel a lot more rewarding and exciting tutoring because I have the opportunity to make a difference in students' future and I have had the pleasure of helping hundreds of students to understand my subjects, improve grades significantly and grow their own learning potential. I specialize in...

I have been a teacher for 25 years. My specialty area is Math 7,8, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry. I try to give students many different ways to look at how to do problems so they can choose the one that is best for them.... If a student is struggling with reading comprehension, first I would find out their current level, and then add just a bit more difficulty to see if they could handle...

I believe everyone can learn and do mathematics if explained in an understandable manner. With the right coaching, anyone can do math! The one who does the work, it's the one who does the learning!

...am a freshman at the University of Florida. I am thinking about double majoring in Statistics and Economics. My favorite subject to tutor is mathematics. I love helping others and making sure they understand the material well. I'm also very determined to help as many people as I can. I believe that success comes from determination and hard work. In my free time, I like reading, listening to music, and spending time with family and...

...and 2. Library tutors have had extensive group tutoring experience, as well as online tutoring experience. Apart from that, I also worked for a new program put on by the education department, called a "Learning Assistant". As a Learning Assistant, I was assigned to a Calculus 1 class, and acted as a sort of "in class tutor" where students can ask questions without disrupting the professor from lecture. It was intended for the large lecture...

Hello! My name is Jacob and I am a computer engineering major at UCF. I have a strong passion for Mathematics and school and love exploring it with others!