Award-Winning Statistics Tutors in Garden Grove, CA

...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 of Math tests. In my spare time, I...

...be seen and understood from multiple perspectives. Under my expertise, math problems will be seen as puzzles, ready to be solved and unlocked! It is without a doubt that I can help my students understand mathematics on a deeper level, and even develop a stronger appreciation for it! Aside from tinkering with math problems and...

...moved to Los Angeles, California. I have been tutoring all my life, whether it be in a classroom or household setting. I am versed in various subjects from math to social studies and most subjects in between. I specialize in breaking down complicated things into various simplistic forms and both learn and teach with the...

...again, and shaped me to become a more logical and thoughtful human being. In addition, I tutor all levels of math up to (and including a few) upper division college courses, statistics, exam prep, musicianship, harmony, piano, jazz improvisation, composition, audio mixing, basic audio recording, and probably something related to these- just ask! I joined...

...in mathematics, standardized tests, and writing. Personally, I have found the subjects of calculus and statistics to be the most interesting and fun to teach. Though they seem daunting, showing students real life examples of both subjects has helped them realize how applicable and useful these subjects can be, ranging from topics in economics to...

...general coursework, I'm more than happy to help with exam prep for the math, science, and writing sections of the SAT/ACT (no critical reading/reasoning...not a huge fan of that stuff!). Outside of school, I really enjoy traveling to other countries during breaks or whenever I get the chance. I love experiencing new cultures and diverse...

...the SAT, and graduating from the prestigious Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania with an Ivy League degree, I had developed a self-discipline and work ethic that had me prepared for anything. I spent the last year working at an investment bank in New York, where I would regularly work fifteen hour days and...

...like English and Chemistry. Also, I have always been helpful to friends and family in need of help understanding mathematical concepts. I understand the difficulties students might face and try to think about why a certain person might struggle. The best way to learn math is to completely understand it. Accomplishing this goal is difficult...

...is because, on any typical day I would teach the children about science, mathematics, literature in a fun and fascination way. Learning shouldn’t be a chore, like washing windows or taking out the garbage, but like an adventure into an enchanted and undiscovered world. Nevertheless, I do have teaching and tutoring experience. For the past...

...school math all the way through Calculus II, in addition to the SAT (with writing) and college essay writing. Math has always been my strongest subject, and I believe every student has the potential to grasp whatever concepts are introduced to him. I also specialize in essay writing and editing (and grammar in general), which...