Award-Winning Statistics Tutors in Indianapolis, IN

I am a professional math tutor with over 7 years experience. I am experienced in communicating concepts to individual students in a way they understand. Whether you want a deeper understanding of the subject or just to make the grade, I can help you reach your goals.

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...I have always been drawn to learning more and as a result I have felt the responsibility to pass knowledge on to those who are struggling with a concept I have mastered. I excel in math and science and hope to help kids who are interested in these topics overcome the obstacles that come with the education process, in order to continue learning more. I have had many inspirational academic mentors in my life that...

As a student myself at Taylor University, I'm interesting in helping other students and kids grow and learn through interactive tutoring, that hopefully helps them see the real world significance of what they are learning about. I'm studying to receive my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Interdisciplinary with Economics...

I am a Junior at IUPUI in Indianapolis, IN. I am currently in the Kelley School of Business majoring in Finance. I, along with a friend, run a club baseball team on campus, as well. I do my best to stay involved on campus in as many ways as possible. I have tutored students ranging from elementary level, to students my age in college. I enjoy helping others out in any way that I can!

...low standard of professionalism expected of classroom teachers. Although I have seen both sides of this issue as a classroom teacher myself, and there are definitely some brilliant and dedicated classroom teachers out there, this last problem is a major reason why tutoring can be so helpful. During my tutorials, I have heard countless kids say "I didn't get that at all when Mr X taught it in class, but when YOU explained it it...

...school pre-algebra to statistics and upper division math classes. Math can be tricky, however with some review of concepts and practice problems using different techniques, one can start to feel comfortable with math. In addition, if you can apply math to areas of interest, math can actually be fun! Please don't hesitate to contact me if you would like some help in math. Whether it is math homework or reviewing for upcoming tests, I am...

...(business, psych). My approach is to tutoring is about one thing: relatability. I really try to understand the student's issues and identify with them. This puts the student in a comfortable place, where no question feels like a dumb question. Once you get there, you can make real progress. Personal interests: sports of all sorts (i'm a huge Colts, Pacers, Dodgers, and Crimson Tide fan), gaming, snowboarding, reading crime fiction, watching pretty much everything on...

That which today seems too difficult and overwhelming, tomorrow will be perfectly doable and manageable. If you (the student) are willing to invest time, effort and resources into your own learning and success, then I can bring all my knowledge and expertise and put it at your service. Together, with hard work, we can make your learning goals attainable.

In June 2017 I retired from a career in semiconductor engineering, sales, and marketing. Along the way I volunteered as a math tutor for several organizations. This was very enjoyable so I am continuing through Varsity Tutors.

...Political Science. I took advanced math and science courses throughout my schooling because I love learning and challenging myself. I continue to use those skills and passions today by tutoring students. While I tutor a wide range of subjects, my passion lies in math. I love working with students that struggle with understanding basic concepts. I have seen students go from hating math because they do not understand it, to learning how to think like...

...the University of Arizona and went to high school in Washington state. I have 3 years of tutoring experience with middle school - college level students. I love to help people and take a multi-modal approach to tutoring. I try to find ways students learn and understand subjects the best that might not be how they were presented in class. I look forward to working with anyone who could use my help!

...well. I love tutoring anybody for just about anything. Being personable and authentic is extremely important to me, but not quite as important as honesty, respect and compassion. Staying true to my word and being reliable is what I tend to strive for. Most of all, I want to be inspiring. I want to change people, I want to help them unlock their potential for success, I want people to respect themselves, their family, friends,...

...Carnegie Mellon University, where I studied Psychology, Technical Writing, Political Science, and Ethics, History, and Public Policy. Before that, I was a Biology and Chemistry major for two years. I enrolled at Georgetown Law School in the fall of 2003. I realized that law was not for me and decided to spend several months traveling around and exploring Europe before moving to Los Angeles to fulfill my childhood dream of becoming a teacher. After traveling...

...Governors University. I am an elementary teacher with a passion for helping every child become the best possible version of themselves. I firmly believe in celebrating a child's growth and their personal achievements. I enjoy incorporating real world examples with important foundations to help make learning more fun for my students. I hope to give students the tools they need to become lifelong learners so that they may find whatever passion will drive them in...

...in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of Michigan. I also recieved a graduate certificate in Women Studies at the same institution. Before that, I obtained my BS in Microbiology with a concentration in Chemistry. I have taught students from middle school to graduate school and I have enjoyed the learning process very much. I am excited to start working with Varsity Tutors and help further the education of my students.... Personally, I always thought that teaching would be an important part of my career path. As someone who aspires to be a professor, every opportunity to teach is a chance to learn, and I have definitely learned a lot. First and foremost, my experience has taught me how much work and dedication goes into teaching; from creating a lesson, to finding easy ways to explain procedures, to tailoring that for each student's learning style. Secondly, I realized that there is no perfect way to teach, and sometimes you can try your best and not be successful at transmitting what you wanted, but other times you achieve it without a lot of effort. I have learned that sometimes you walk into a classroom and you and your students just don't connect, and as frustrating as that may be, it's part of the process. I've had to learn not to get discouraged by my student's lack of interest in certain topics and to try my best to make even the most dreaded topic into an interesting lecture. Lastly, I learned that if I had questions about anything, I can always rely on the people around me. I've learned that although teaching is fluid and personal, there is always room to adopt new things and learn to apply them to your teaching style.

I have a M.A. in Experimental Psychology and am currently pursuing a PhD. I am well-qualified to tutor psychology, statistics, writing and GRE test prep.

Graduated from the University of Indianapolis with Bachelors of Science in Math and Physics, and then Masters of Arts in Teaching through the Woodrow Wilson Fellowship. Just completed my 3rd year of teaching experience in high school physics, geometry, and algebra.

I am a veteran tutor through various programs and am now a licensed secondary math teacher. I facilitate independence while fostering a growth mindset among a wide array of learners.

...understand the material. I typically employ a reconstruction method during my tutoring sessions. By reconstruction, I mean I help the student build (construct) the concepts by asking a series of questions that he or she needs to answer in order to understand the material. This method not only allows me to help the students do the computations, but also helps the students retain the knowledge better. Another method that I typically employ is to relate...