Before pursuing two masters degrees in comparative literature, Dan studied mathematics — so he's someone who came to Algebra 2 concepts like logarithms, polynomial behavior, and sequences through genuine mathematical training, not just as a prerequisite to check off. That dual background means he ca...

The jump from Algebra 1 to Algebra 2 is where students first encounter ideas like logarithmic functions, complex numbers, and rational expressions that feel genuinely abstract. Chimdi's electrical engineering training at Carnegie Mellon means he uses these tools daily and can show exactly how a conc...

A dual biology and anthropology degree from Fordham means Laura spent undergrad toggling between quantitative analysis and interpretive reasoning — a combination that's surprisingly useful for Algebra 2 topics like modeling with exponential functions or interpreting the behavior of polynomial graphs...

Algebra 2 is often the first course where strong students hit a wall — and Gabriela finds that the trouble usually traces back to a shaky relationship with functions rather than any single topic. Her approach is to slow down on the conceptual shift from equations to functional thinking, making sure ...

A year teaching third-grade math with City Year taught Samantha something that applies directly to Algebra 2: when a student's number sense has gaps, no amount of procedural drilling will make logarithms or rational expressions stick. She traces confusion back to the specific earlier concept that's ...

Business statistics and calculus at Fordham's Gabelli School of Business keep Cole working with the exact algebraic tools — systems of equations, exponential models, function transformations — that Algebra 2 students are learning for the first time. He tackles these concepts through the lens of fina...

Having built his entire degree on top of the concepts Algebra 2 introduces, Jonathan knows exactly which ideas — like logarithmic properties or the behavior of rational functions — tend to trip students up and why. He approaches each topic by grounding it in the algebraic thinking students already h...

Having tutored everything from elementary math through calculus, Charles knows exactly which gaps from earlier courses — shaky exponent rules, half-remembered function notation — cause the biggest headaches once Algebra 2 ramps up to logarithms and rational expressions. He's practical about it: shor...

Economics coursework at Allegheny College has Vicquaja building models where exponential growth, systems of equations, and logarithmic relationships aren't textbook exercises — they're how you analyze markets and forecast trends. That daily applied context, combined with minors in both math and psyc...

I'm a graduate of Fordham University where I earned degrees in both Mathematics and Music. I have years of experience tutoring students from middle to high school in all subjects, especially English, Math, and French. In my free time, I love playing and listening to music, spending time with friends...