Quantitative reasoning runs through everything Courtney does, from biostatistics in her graduate research to the algebra and data analysis she teaches. She connects abstract math concepts — proportions, functions, interpreting graphs — to concrete scenarios so the logic behind each step makes sense,...

Psychology trained Jacob to think in patterns and variables long before he ever touched a math problem — experimental design, statistical reasoning, and interpreting data are baked into the discipline. That analytical wiring carries over when he tutors algebra through calculus, especially for studen...

Three separate bachelor's degrees and a 1490 SAT give John a cross-disciplinary perspective that makes math feel less isolated and more like a tool. He's comfortable across a wide range — from fraction operations and proportional reasoning up through functions and introductory calculus — and adapts ...

Alyssa treats math like an intricate puzzle, connecting each new concept back to tools a student already has rather than presenting formulas in isolation. Whether the topic is fractions, linear equations, or introductory statistics, her engineering background means she can show where the math actual...

From elementary arithmetic through calculus, Amanda teaches math across every level — and that range means she spots exactly where a gap formed, even if it started years ago. A student struggling with algebra often needs a targeted refresher on fractions or order of operations, and she diagnoses tho...

Dual-majoring in Biochemistry and Spanish means Julia uses math every day — from statistical analysis in lab work to the algebraic reasoning underlying calculus. She's especially good at showing students multiple ways to approach the same problem, whether it's setting up proportions, interpreting wo...

From elementary arithmetic through college-level calculus and discrete math, Madeleine covers an unusually wide range of math topics, all grounded in her applied mathematics degree from Barrett Honors College at ASU. She's particularly strong at showing students why a method works — not just how to ...

From fraction operations in middle school to derivatives in calculus, Nitesh's mechanical engineering background means he uses math daily and can show students where each concept actually leads. He's especially sharp at identifying the specific gap — whether it's negative number rules or order of op...

Gabrielle covers foundational and intermediate math concepts — fractions, proportions, linear equations, and the building blocks that feed into algebra and geometry. She's particularly strong at identifying where a gap in understanding first appeared and walking backward to fill it before moving for...

Whether a student is struggling with fraction operations in pre-algebra or wrestling with derivatives in calculus, Angie covers a wide math range and pinpoints exactly where understanding breaks down. Her approach digs into the reasoning behind each step — why you flip and multiply, or what a limit ...