Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Tucson, AZ

...to live. Top 20 MBA- University of Texas at Austin. CPA- (Texas 1990 - active license). 30 years of experience in top financial centers - New York, London and Silicon Valley working for Big 4 Accounting firm and leading tech companies such as Hewlett Packard. I continue to learn every day as accounting and finance is impacted by changes in technology. I have enjoyed mentoring co-workers and now look forward to working with new generations...

...I'm Kristen. I just finished my MS in Psychology at Arizona State University. I love school and enjoy helping others find their passion for learning as well. I enjoy statistics, literature, and any social science class. I had a great experience with learning in school and hope to share that with other students. My goal is to make every student feel good about him or herself and feel confident about learning. Not every student learns...

...learning. Accordingly, I will push all of my students not only to learn subject content, but to take an active role in applying critical thought and problem solving to the information we explore as well. I believe that tutoring must be a learning experience that is sustainable such that the student is able to carry and apply the lessons learned in their future endeavors, in the absence of a tutor. Outside of teaching, I enjoy...

I studied biology and biochemistry at the University of Arizona. Here I studied bugs, fungi, plants, and animals from population level down to the biochemical level. This includes a wide range of subjects like genetics, plant biochemistry, cancer biology, metabolic engineering, medical entomology, and behavioral ecology. I also worked in an aquatic entomology lab researching local populations. I plan on pursuing an M.Sc. in Biology in the future.

...my AmeriCorp term I was given the opportunity to mentor and empower diverse students with a wide range of aspirations. I prioritized every student equally and gave each student one on one counseling and guidance in their journey to post-secondary education. I also had opportunities to help students study for various exams and assessments as well as edited tons of essays. Unfortunately, my term recently concluded. Since ending my term, I have been searching for...

...years. In all, I've worked as a tutor for over 16 years. Additional experiences that have helped me improve my tutoring methods include my teaching experience (Pima Community College- Math Faculty Certified) and my experience as a National Science Foundation Graduate K-12 Teaching Fellow. As a tutor, I've learned that every student has a unique style of learning. One model for tutoring doesn't work for everybody. It's important to listen and observe each student's learning...

...only great re-writing. This requires hard work and patience and some of it boils down to simple rules, after which one can develop one's style. My main goals are to simplify concepts, and empathize with the same learning difficulties I had. Some "beginning" courses are really hard and deal with problems no one could solve until the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries! People, esp Professors and teachers, need to see some of these problems from...

...will always communicate to you how they best learn. Outside of academia I am presently licensed with the State of Arizona as a private investigator. I have a company that does indigent defense investigations and court research. Our family also owns a bar/restaurant in Marana, Arizona, so some of my time is devoted to making sure that is successful, although my son and wife actually run the place. I love reading science fiction and crime...

...from a family of educators, it only seemed right for me to enter education as well. I have coached various sports, worked as a graduate assistant at my university, been a high school social studies teacher and a K-8 substitute teacher, as well as a tutor. My approach is to take subjects I am especially interested in and impart that enthusiasm and love of learning onto my students, keeping them engaged and wanting to continue...

I'm a Stanford grad and current math teacher at the Sunnyside School District. I've been tutoring for the last six years and would be happy to help with math or English at any grade level.

...skills because I want to help others as much as that class helped me. The SAT is a stressful experience for a lot of kids, but it doesn't need to be. Knowing and practicing the material is important, but there are many other things students can do to prepare as well. In my spare time, I love to play volleyball with friends, read (especially a good fantasy novel) and play a wide variety of card...

Teaching is exhilarating, I never feel more energized than after a class that has gone well. My desire is to engage, challenge, and inspire growth in my students. I want my students to make connections between old and new material, while developing a sense of self-sufficiency.

...am a graduate of the University of Arizona with degrees in Accounting and Business Management with specializations in Social Entrepreneurship and Civic Engagement. I earned my MBA from Syracuse University with specialties in Business Analytics and Data Science. During my tenure in AmeriCorps, I tutored math for students exiting the juvenile justice system and refugee populations from Africa. I became a high school math teacher for a few years before opening my own high school...

I'm an ASU engineering student and I love teaching physics. I've worked as a Teaching Assistant in the Engineering department teaching Statics and I want to make Physics more approachable for other students. I can explain a Physics concept or problem in a dozen ways until it makes sense to you.

...11th grade chemistry, I struggled to understand the difference between a cation and anion. Frustrated and desperate for help, I asked my fellow classmates, who responded with nothing but an empty stare. I dreaded 3rd hour of the school day, everyday, only because I did not understand chemistry. I told myself if I could help it, I would never allow someone to feel the anger and defeat I felt in that chemistry class. Fast-forwarding to...

I am a student at the University of Arizona studying Veterinary Science. I have always done well in school and have enjoyed being able to help others improve their understanding and scores throughout the years, so I know I would enjoy helping you, too! I hope to work with you soon.

...am a friendly individual that has a deep passion for working with those that might need help in certain areas academically. I graduated with a Bachelor's of Environmental Science and a minor in Natural Resource Management but have a lot of experience in many other fields. I am almost 25, am patient, and am willing to spend as much time as it takes to help where I can. I take pleasure in most school subjects...

I believe that education is the key to a person's success in this growing world. I have been associated with education my entire life, raised by two public school educators and having either attended school or worked in a school setting my entire life.

...a University of Arizona Student majoring in Mathematics and Computer Science. I also have a Bachelors in Economics. My favorite subjects to tutor are Math, Programming, and Economics, I really enjoy helping others and enjoy working in a relaxed and supportive environment. More specifically, if you need help in any Microeconomics classes, Calc I, AP Calc, Statistics, Programming in Java, C, or HTML/CSS/Javascript, I'm your guy. When I'm not tutoring, my hobbies include Soccer, Chess,...

...learns best and use that knowledge to guide their understanding of the course material. A common misconception about economics is that it's all about money, but economics is about so much more than finance. I believe that learning economics provides people with a new way of understanding human decision-making, and I am excited to help students expand their knowledge so that they can be successful, not just in their courses but also in their lives.