Award-Winning Statistics Tutors in Burbank, CA

...secondary school Math teacher and earned my Masters in Education from Loyola Marymount University in May 2016. I am passionate about subjects with strong quantitative analysis such as Algebra, Geometry and Statistics. I understand that Math is a difficult subject for a student that does not get excited about numbers. As a natural born problem solver, I get excited for every opportunity to share my enthusiasm with students and work together towards conquering an army...

...degrees, I often contemplate going back to earn a Masters in Mathematics as well. I have tutored on the academic level for more than 2 years working mostly with junior high and high school students. I usually tutor Math, as it is my strongest subject based on the fact that I have loved Math since I was a child! On occasion, I have also tutored Physics and Chemistry. My goal was to become a High...

...to decide! During college I tutored two kids in 6th through 8th grade math. I really enjoyed helping them with their homework assignments, preparing them for exams, and watching them improve in their courses. During this time, I learned how to be a very patient instructor and an effective communicator. As my dad was a high school math teacher, I also learned a few things from him about how to teach difficult subjects to students....

...college, I was a supplemental instruction leader and involved in math reader programs, which developed my teaching skills in different levels of mathematics. Even after I graduated, I still continued to do small group teaching in a private education institute and some one-on-one tutoring. When I see my students are struggling with math, I am always patient and use different approaches to make sure they understand the material before moving on. I can also teach...

...through honor societies and by teacher appointments. I continued tutoring in STEM throughout my university years and helped train many engineers to become well versed and capable in laboratory and classroom settings. I finally became a full fledged university professor in Mechanical and Civil Engineering upon completion of my degree, which, for me, is a truly rewarding and enjoyable role. I am most experienced in teaching Math, I am certified to teach Science, and I...

...achieve their academic potential over the last several years. Since high school, I have tutored students ages twelve through twenty in subjects ranging from middle school English to AP Statistics to SAT prep. Although I genuinely enjoy the content of the subjects in which I specialize, my favorite part of the tutoring practice has more to do with what I learn than what I hope to teach. The process of observing an individual student's academic...

...when he or she finally understands a problem. I have tutored Math, Science, English, and GED prep, in addition to spending two years throughout my time at Cornell as an Introductory Psychology Teaching Assistant. I have spent a lot of time working one-on-one with students, getting to know various personalities, and learning the best ways to facilitate comprehension. The connection between teacher and student is what I find to be the most important part of...

...learning, but in life. Furthermore, my goal is not just to simply help a student do better in a subject they are struggling in, but to also make them better in every aspect of their life and to never let an academic challenge scare them, but rather excite them and push them to strive for excellence. I have a passion for music and in my spare time love to sing and play the guitar(I'm currently...

...taught everything from remedial algebra to AP Calculus. I have a degree in mathematics education from Indiana University as well as a degree in accounting from Ivy Tech (Bloomington, Indiana). And I can't wait to get back into the math! Some of my most enjoyable experiences in my profession involve helping young people gain a better understanding of mathematics in a one on one tutoring capacity. I look forward to tutoring math, so let's do...

...the problem is, and why that is the correct way in the first place. Outside of academia my time is spent evenly between reading fantasy books from the library on my kindle, playing video games with my friends, and watching Japanese film and animation. I think of myself as fairly low-key, patient, and supportive. I don't expect anyone to get everything right all the time and I expect we will both make mistakes during the...