Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving St. Paul, MN

...current Ph.D. student at the University of Minnesota studying social psychology. I received a B.A. in Psychology and Mathematics/Statistics from Luther College in 2016, as well as completing a minor in environmental studies. I was a math tutor for three years as an undergraduate and worked primarily with first and second-year undergraduates in Pre-calculus and...

...clinic. As a tutor, it is important to me to take an individualized approach and get to know each student's learning styles and interests in order to make tutoring as effective and engaging as possible. I am always interested in developing new approaches to tutoring depending on the needs of students. I enjoy learning, and...

I believe a fundamental understanding of math and science allows students to properly analyze any situation and learn how to obtain solutions. I will work with all my passion and energy to impart fundamental understanding in order to enable students to think critically and solve problems in unique ways.

...Lawrence University with a B.A. in both math and physics and a minor in computer science. I have experience tutoring high school students in calculus and helping college students with their homework for intro physics and math courses. I love math and enjoy helping others understand and master concepts that they are struggling with.

I am a Returned Peace Corps Education Volunteer, current tutor and substitute teacher, and future classroom teacher that loves to teach, coach, and help others accomplish anything!

...guiding them to independence. I typically start a tutoring relationship by building a layer of trust, communication, and support and then gradually move towards independence as the student experiences success and gains confidence. This looks different for each student, but I know that each student has the ability to be successful given enough time and...

...the SAT. My tutoring style comes from my firm belief that a student will grow when they genuinely have their interest piqued, and the best way to do that is for their instructor to genuinely show passion and interest in the subject in order to pass that excitement on to their students.

...an act, but a habit. - Aristotle My aim is to help you cultivate character that leads to a habit of consistent clarity. I want to help you first to understand and empathize, before criticizing an argument. And when you criticize, I want to help you aim with laser-sharp focus at whether that criticism is...

...teaching and tutoring high school students in test prep since 2017. I love working with students, and I've found that the best way to teach them is by learning along with them. I have learned (or relearned) a lot of subject matter while working as a teacher, and this has helped me relate to students...

...as a teaching assistant of Math 155r (Combinatorics) at Harvard University, where I got my B.A. in Applied Mathematics in 2017, and will be teaching (most likely) Calculus starting in the fall of 2017, while I begin my Ph.D. in Mathematics at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. I have worked as a tutor (ranging...

Everyone can learn as long as they are interested. There are different learning styles, and I am willing to work with you to find the best method of learning for you.

...have helped students write speeches and essays, as well as helping them improve their public speaking skills. I believe in the importance of education. I want to prepare others to reach success in their lives in whatever career or school they go on to. I am willing to meet students at the skill level they're...

...to Tanzania as a Peace Corps Volunteer where I taught hundreds of secondary school students both physics and math. Now that I am back in the United States, I work at Children's Defense Fund as the Youth Programs Associate. In my free time, I like to hike with my dog, read, and cook!

...fire thats been burning bright ever since high school; I was inspired by my algebra 2 teacher, who made math fun and whimsical. I pursued a mathematics major (at St. Cloud University) in an effort to fulfill my desire to become a math teacher. Most of the decisions that I made throughout my life were...

...a large variety of subjects in that time though chemistry (all levels) and genetics are my favorite. I prefer to begin tutoring with a new student by asking a lot of questions to help me identify the key reasons for their struggles. Depending on the nature of their struggles I will then craft very guided...

...engineer, I look for opportunities where I can apply the knowledge I learned in school and industry to broader areas of work. Additionally, I look for problems and areas of work where I feel I'm solving problems that will help enhance people's lives. The most challenging thing facing society right now is education. Education is...

...that point understand it all. I love learning and to help others out with their work when they're struggling to learn, and I'm excited to share my passions with you! A little bit about me: In my spare time, I like to practice french horn and piano, read, and work on assorted programming projects.

...currently in the United States. Though I grew up in the city, my family is not rich, and I am the only one with the highest level of education . My parents were not that educated; my fathers highest level of education was elementary and my mother was a high school graduate. Two of my...

Hi I'm Anneke and I'm here to help! I'm a student at the University of Minnesota studying Chemistry and Neuroscience with interests in Mathematics.

I am a junior mechanical engineering major at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. I just recently transferred this year, but at the school I transferred from I was a drop in Calculus tutor as well as a one-on-one tutor for general engineer, music, and computer science courses.