Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Sunrise Manor, NV

...and standardized test preparation. I find out what frustrations students are having and work with them to develop strategies to address their individual needs. In particular, my organizational and problem solving abilities help students improve their own skills. My teaching experience includes teaching golf to kids with special needs and my leadership positions throughout college. I am currently applying to graduate schools for physical therapy programs. I hope to become a physical therapist so that...

...College. My passion for math has grown so much that it has become second nature. My math ability stems from my deep understanding of mathematics and its fundamentals. So, I try to tutor students with the goal to have them understand math, rather than just memorize formulas and situations. That way, students will be much more prepared when they approach unfamiliar math problems. My approach turns the math problem into a puzzle, and we use...

...in tutoring began at a very early age, as I often saw myself helping other students. In high school, I was involved in Math Honors Society, a volunteer organization at my school to help students understand mathematical concepts up to Calculus II. I loved being able to help other students with math. I have always been fascinated with education, and I am a strong believer that every student should receive the help they need. Inspired...

...and will begin a masters program at the end of this year studying mental health counseling and therapy. In my free time I love playing with my pups, drawing, seeing movies, and going out for hikes. I love engaging with children of all ages and helping them learn and succeed in school. I am an extremely positive individual, who loves learning! I am aware that all students have their own learning styles, and grasp knowledge...

...in physics and a minor in mathematics. I have also volunteered for Bears and Cubs, which is a program that mentors at risk youth in the community. During my time volunteering I gained a lot of first hand experience with all sorts of children and learning styles.I love all kinds of physical activities and have participated sports most of my life. I have a passion for learning because I believe logic, knowledge, and the ability...

...math for as long as I can remember. I am currently going to college to become a mathematics high school teacher. My main goal is to help students overcome their fear of math. I am patient, caring and enthusiastic. I believe that all students have the ability to accomplish their goals with hard work and motivation. With that being said, I am passionate about helping my students succeed and I am eager to help :)

...tutor anything ranging from Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Pre-calc, Math 95/96 Remedial Math, Math 124 College Algebra, Math 126/127 Pre-Calc, Math `120, and Math 132 Finite Math. I also assist in preparing for exams such as the math placement test, GED, SAT/ACT, GRE, and Praxis. I very much enjoy seeing students progress academically, especially in a subject that is difficult for many. I began and fell in love with tutoring working with TRiO...

...in psychology and medical sciences, and I will attend Boston University School of Medicine starting this August. I have tutoring experience from working at Kumon, which is an in person tutoring service. Additionally, I taught children in my community how to read, write, and speak Hindi. In both positions, I worked with children of different ages and learning styles. I tutor math, science, and social science. My favorite subject to tutor is psychology because I...

...in their classes or on tests! I have the most experience tutoring in math and test preparation for the SAT and ACT. I am always the person that my classmates turn to when they don't understand the material. I like explaining the confusing concepts in a way that is easier to understand. I usually do this by figuring out what interests the person I'm tutoring and relating their interests to the material. When I'm not...

University Of North Texas | Bachelor's of Science in Math, and minors in actuarial science and statistics. ... People learn in different ways, so I like to adjust to their learning style instead.... Formally introduce myself, and ask what I can help him/her with.... By helping him/her understand the concept behind every question.... By helping him/her stick to a study schedule and making the study sessions interesting.... I would try a different approach of looking at...

By tutoring others, I help them move past the struggles I've had myself. I believe the strongest motivator is success, and seeing that I might play a positive role in achieving that is very rewarding.

Coaching and teaching are my passion. I look forward to getting to know and help as many students as I can.

...with friends. Here, we would discuss mostly what we were taught in class. As we got to finals, we set up tutoring classes for freshmen math. There I discovered that my understanding of math got deeper as I taught other people. This helped me graduate with a high GPA. Since graduation until now, I have taught in different schools where I have learned so many creative ways of teaching math to people of different ages....

...apply yourself, seek help when necessary, and understand your learning style, even the most challenging subjects can be overcome. I recently graduated from UC Irvine with my BS in Computer Game Science, but to do that I had to conquer a long-standing fear of math. I had convinced myself that I "just wasn't a math person" and didn't realize at the time how much math I would need for video game design. Then in college...

...Before my higher education I attended Southwest Career and Technical Academy and played football at Silverado High School. After graduating with an Honors Diploma, I went to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and began a degree in Aeronautical Engineering. While there I worked as the business team lead for a research project attempting a new style of wing design, but came the the conclusion that while engineering was a good fit, aerospace engineering was not. I subsequently...

I truly enjoy helping others be the best they can be. Assisting others in becoming the best version of themselves is always a priority for me.

...two of my own little brothers, ages eight and ten, that I have been tutoring since they started going to school. I worked as a lecturer for incoming freshmen students for the summer of 2017. There used to be a time where I was completely lost about what's going on in class and needed help badly. I know exactly how that felt. I hoped that there was someone who understood the material enough to be...

...in itself to identify where the student is struggling and facilitate a learning process that will help them see the bigger picture. I have my Degree in Electrical Engineering and my alternative certification from Teachers for the 21st century. I taught for Middle School and High School Math for four years. I feel that if a teacher feels complacency in a class room weather its income or situational based, it will hinder the students learning...

...believe working smarter is better than working harder! Spending hours doing homework in hopes of acing your tests is definitely not fun. I'm in college so I know how it is, but all throughout high school I learned the key to my high GPA was not to be drowned with work I wasn't excited about--it's all about learning the right way. As a tutor I hope to be the tutor I once wish I had...

...asked me a math question, I always gladly answered the question and explained the steps behind the answer. I felt very accomplished every time I saw my classmate with an epiphany of the concept involved in a math problem. Consequently, I look forward to tutoring students in math because math is a subject I really enjoy learning and excel at. I focus on getting students to truly understand the fundamental ideas of math. Rather than...