Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Albuquerque, NM

As an educator my passion is to help students overcome their fear, struggle, and difficulty with mathematics. I see the struggle and I dealt with it myself as a student. My passion is building confidence in students while helping them to make sense of the mathematics.

...always been driven to share my passion with others. With extensive experience in both voluntary and paid tutoring roles, I've developed a unique ability to connect with students of diverse backgrounds and learning styles. My teaching philosophy is centered around fostering a deep understanding and love for mathematics in my students. There's no greater joy than seeing my students excel and thrive in their academic pursuits. I'm committed to creating a supportive and engaging learning...

...I tutor in math (up to trig), history, writing, reading, and Test prep (ACT, PLAN, SAT, etc...) I have experience working with students since I started tutoring in my senior year of high school. I am currently a business student at the University of New Mexico. I am attentive to student's needs and want each and every one of them to succeed in school. I enjoy backpacking around the state and am a huge fan...

...am 22 years old and I am a third year Civil Engineering student at the University of New Mexico. I'm passionate about getting young people engaged in math, science, and our natural word! Previously, I have worked with organizations doing environmental education outreach with youth in New Mexico. I've conducted environment research throughout New Mexico and Latin America, and am passionate about bringing real world experience and stories to my students. I have completed multi-variable...

...I am very happy and capable to assist you along the way. I recently finished my first year of teaching sixth grade at a charter school which seeks to furnish "willing students" with a "rigorous education in the humanities, sciences, and the arts with such instruction in the virtues as will best develop the mind and character of its pupils," and I will seek to do the same here at Varsity Tutors.... Students best learn truths...

...PhD in Wildlife Sciences from Texas A&M University-Kingsville and now work as a full-time staff member in the University of New Mexico's Biology Department. Prior to beginning work on my doctorate, I worked as a full-time tutor for a highly-regarded private tutoring company in Seattle. I have extensive experience helping students excel in subjects such as biology, chemistry, physics, algebra I and II, pre-calculus, calculus, statistics, English, and writing composition. Additionally, I have helped many...

...psychology and biology, and I have had the pleasure to tutor a diverse group of students in math and science for the past four years. My most frequent compliments from students are that I am very patient, and excellent at explaining things in a way that makes sense. The lovely thing about one-on-one tutoring is that the lesson is catered 100% to the individual student, so it moves exactly at the student's pace, no slower...

...with the right tools and guidance. Students who were decent students were also able to perform at a better level as well with improved guidance. The biggest problem in student's understanding they often struggle or are weak in the foundational skills of math for that subject or the math subjects leading up to the current class, and are therefore trying to learn a new concept while simultaneously trying relearn old concepts that were not understood...

...math is very intimidating to people and is one of the hardest subjects for many to learn. When teaching math I like to help people breakdown their mental wall, I just cant do it or I am no good at math. You would be amazed how many students I have had who in the beginning believed math was there hardest subject, then, found out down the road, that they actually had a knack for it....

...more challenging areas. As a Straight-A Student throughout her life, Annie privately struggled with Reading Comprehension and Fluency. When she was finally diagnosed with Dyslexia and memory-related learning disabilities, at age 16, the years of struggle suddenly made sense. This information launched Annie into a path of Remedial Reading training, and a journey of navigating Institutional Accommodations and a life-long utilization of widely available Assistive Technology. Annie helps students on their journey with learning disabilities,...

I hold a bachelor's in applied mathematics with a minor in astrophysics and am currently attending NYU for a master's in cybersecurity. I am interested in helping students realize their succeeding potential in subjects that may otherwise seem daunting.

...the University of New Mexico, receiving my Master of Science in mathematics. I tutored as an undergraduate student, taught as a graduate student, and am now proud to be teaching as a faculty member at the local colleges and university. I firmly believe in teaching and tutoring by example, having the students play an active role in examples strengthens understanding and solidifies content knowledge. Outside of teaching an tutoring, I enjoy board games, sports, and...

...this amazing world in which we live and would be honored to support your learning journey. I strive to make material applicable to your life so that it is more interesting and fun to engage with. Hands-on learning and study skills are two of my most important tools. I love to see children of all ages explore the world with wonder and joy. My goal is to support them to feel safe and confident enough...

...to learn about someone new, impart information, and watch their expression as the knowledge sinks in. I was educated in the state of New Mexico: public schools in Albuquerque and BS, MS, and PhD physics degrees from the University of New Mexico (UNM). I have taught Astronomy classes at UNM as a graduate student and in post-doctoral positions. I prefer to teach astronomy, mathematics, and physics, but can make sense of most sciences. My teaching...

...now though because when I was taking my beginning classes in Computer Science a few years back I thought "wow this is an easy concept to understand if this teacher didn't suck and knew how to explain things without trying to act so smart." I like making things as simple as possible and I like when people explain what other people think are "easy things" because I'll understand harder things better. If you're like me,...

...but with tough subjects like these, I understand that the process of learning this material can be very challenging. Through my own experience, I have seen just how much goes into learning, like the amounts of time, dedication and practice, as well as the factors that can foster success such as having a good teacher. Additionally, through tutoring peers, I know that everyone learns differently and at varying paces. With this being said, sometimes, not...

I have completed my degrees n B.S. in Biology and Psychology in 2016 and my MPH degree in 2019 from the University of New Mexico. I have a vast interdisciplinary science knowledge from Mathematics, Chemistry, Biology, Spanish, organizational skill to other hard sciences subjects. I always enjoy working with students because if I can make somebody happy with my explanations, I fill that I have fulfilled my mission.

...The University of New Mexico. I received a Bachelor of Science with a major in Pure Mathematics. After graduating I worked as a math tutor for 6 years at Central New Mexico Community College. During this time I gained invaluable experience as a tutor working with a broad array of students. Through out those years I developed insight into methods for helping struggling students understand the material. Working as a tutor at CNM also solidified...

Every student can learn. Teaching means you take the time to find how that student learns.... Every student can learn, but it takes a true teacher to understand how they learn.... I would like to get to know the student. I would like to know their interests and hobbies. I can find ways to relate the information to them on a level that interests them.... It's all about asking them questions and getting them into the...

...of time and it can be frustrating. I know the struggle. I have been helping classmates from the beginning of my math career up to now. Given the opportunity to be a supplemental instructor for a college algebra class (the highest dropped class at ACC) it has really made me appreciate spreading the knowledge. Helping students go from D's and C's to A's and B's. The feeling of being able to help someone with a...