Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Marietta, GA

...love everything about it. It's a mental battle of strategy and for me, it's way, way more than just a board game. I have been playing Chess since 2007 and I have learned from the best coaches in India. My peak rating is 1759 FIDE / 1892 USCF. I'm working on getting breaking walls in both formats and at the same time help others achieve their Chess goals as well. We all have been in...

In learning you teach, in teaching you learn. A book, a pen, a child, and a teacher can change the world.

I have a passion for teaching, I am a graduate of Tuskegee University with a BA in Mathematics and a Bachelors of Architecture in Architecture as well as a graduate of Georgia Institute of Technology with a Master of Science in Building Construction and Facility Management. I am mother of two amazing children, a classical trained ballet dancer and beginner violin instructor.

...excited to be your tutor. Just want to give you a brief introduction about myself: I grew up in Nanjing, a city which is about 3-hour drive west to Shanghai, China. I got my BSc in physics back in 2012 and right after that, I decided to come to America to pursue a PhD in physics at Emory University. In May 2018 I graduated from Emory University and became a management consultant in Atlanta. Currently,...

I believe that all students can achieve their full academic potential when given the right amount of encouragement and support.... As I have tutored over the years, I have had the opportunity to test my beliefs and values brought to me through my experiences. Tutoring and teaching have allowed for my teaching philosophy to take its current shape. My philosophy is deeply rooted within the Conceptual Framework of the "Transforming Educator." According to the Framework, the...

...takes to achieve those high-test scores). I love tutoring Biology because of the beautiful intricacies that make life possible, and Biology also incorporates various hard sciences such as, Chemistry and Physics. I enjoy tutoring English because language is so important in sharing with others your thoughts and your experiences. Piano/Music is another favorite of mine because I have been playing the piano since I was 4 years old so the subject is very dear to...

...working toward my Bachelor's degree in both Mathematics and Psychology. I have previously worked for Kumon Learning Center where I gained experience instructing students in both math and reading (English). I love teaching math because of all the problem-solving skills you can use to tackle different questions. Often, I try to break down problems into simple pieces and build solutions part-by-part. This usually involves relating concepts to real-world events in order to make sense of...

...Health Economics. During this time, I also completed one of those Coding Bootcamps, which at the $10,000 price point I think you can get better value working with a tutor or taking a 1-off course. That said, I did learn a variety of coding languages & applications. Math & coding did not come easy to me at first, it was something I had to work at. Since I had to work at learning these concepts,...

...Georgia with a BS degree in Civil Engineering. If you're in a rush, here's my tldr: I love math and science, and I will absolutely collaborate with you to find the best way for you to learn. I also love dogs. If you're not in a rush, let me share more about myself. I love learning and, even more so, sharing what I've learned. However, I know that people learn differently. Some are quick, some...

...PhD. How knowledge has been used, historically - to keep people back, push others forward, is an example of its importance. We cannot know everything, but we can make a dent into some areas and see the importance of a subject in some way to our lives. I like to have a balance life and some subjects can be used as a stepping stone to another discipline in latter years, or to attain a better...

...recent graduate of the University of Vermont. After living in Atlanta for 18 years, I decided that I wanted a college experience that that was completely different from where I grew up. So I moved to Vermont and began my college career majoring in Early Childhood Education. After the first semester, I still enjoyed my education courses, but I wanted to challenge myself even more. I switched my major to biology with a minor in...

...me when tutoring. Classes such as Biology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Genetics, Statistics, and several other Biology related classes such as cellular biology making me more comfortable to help with such classes and breaking down complex concepts. I have also taken the DAT, scoring a 20 AA and 23 PAT which I am glad to help with as well if needed. I look forward to meeting you guys and making you confident with the...

...who loves to learn alongside others. I am in tune with the broad spectrum of what works for people and am constantly thinking of new learning tactics and methods. I believe in supporting learning through encouragement, strategy, and patience. I earned my degree in Computer Science at Georgia State University, where I built a well rounded academic foundation and experience in mentorship, teaching, and volunteering. I currently tutor K-12 math and SAT Math and Reading comprehension....

I am an outgoing person who enjoys Math! I believe that everyone is good at Math. It is my goal to ensure that everyone I work with gains the skills needed to achieve, as well as gain, the confidence to tackle new areas!

Learning mathematics and its applications in physics and engineering has been the single most interesting life-long experience for me. Simply put, it is an experience that is limitless and much like universe itself has no boundaries. This is an opportunity to share and teach parts of that experience.

...a summer study abroad program for two years during college where I studied spanish. I lived in Spain with a host mother who only spoke spanish and I was able to really practice speaking the language. I think that subjects have to be broken down and taught on an individualized level so that each person can have their own way of relating to the subject matter. This is why I take my time understanding areas...

...new language opens doors to endless new people, culture, travels, adventures, experiences and opportunities! I would love to help you take the next steps in your journey toward those goals. I minored in Spanish at university which gave me the life-changing experience to study abroad in Mallorca, Spain for 5 months. A few years after that, I was presented with the opportunity to live in South Korea and teach English as a Second Language (ESL)...

I am double majoring in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology and Philosophy at Emory University. I genuinely enjoy working with students to achieve their academic goals. I have experience teaching children and adolescents language skills, science, and math. In my free time, I can mostly be found outside hiking, running, or doing yoga.

...for helping others succeed. I've worked with students of all agesfrom volunteering in after-school programs to tutoring peers in subjects like algebra, calculus, and college essay writing. I tutor math, physics, U.S. history, government, and essay writing. As an engineer, I am a bit partial to math (particularly algebra, pre-calc, calculus) and physics 1. My tutoring style is patient, interactive, and focused on helping students understand the "why," not just the "how."

As a tutor, I approach each student differently as all students have the capability to learn well, but each student learns differently. I like to take time to engage the student not only with problems to solve, but also with conversation making sure that they not only understand each step in the process, but also are able to apply what they learn in their own unique way to perform well and grow as students.