Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors in Concord, NC

...work in IT I have taught at both the high school and college level. I've taught and tutored several levels of math and computer science. My mother was a teacher and so the importance of a good education was imprinted upon me at an early age. I believe that the role of a teacher or tutor is to help guide the student to discover the answers for themselves. It's not the easiest path but it's...

...ahead of their peers. During this time I also worked with numerous students with ACT/SAT prep and placement exams in more private environments. In my time at UNC, I volunteered with AVID at a local middle school where I led sessions for groups of students in an effort to close the achievement gap and emphasize college readiness to those who may not reach their full potential without guidance. I have also worked with the Math...

...to music to help students understand and never met a math problem that she didn't like? Look no further! My career has taken me to the Midwest and the South with experience in both public and private schools. In addition, I have been a consultant providing professional development seminars along the East Coast. I specialize in 'no stress' tutoring. My focus is on middle school and high school math as well as test prep (SAT...

...NY, NC, and SC. I also have significant tutoring experience-- not just in math, but in other subjects such as the SAT verbal sections. I particularly enjoy working with students one-on-one because I can dedicate all my attention and energy in getting to know them, figuring out what makes them "tick," and catering to their individual needs. It's really satisfying when my student leaves a session nailing concepts and skills that he or she previously...

...input. Nevertheless, if I continue with no progress, my determination refuses to allow me to give up. My curiosity soon overrides my pride, and I ask for advice. As I attain the much sought-after solution, satisfaction permeates throughout; however, my work is not finished. In my desire to fully understand the puzzle’s solution, I review all the steps, making sure I have confidence in my understanding. My newfound success is short-lived as a new puzzle...

...working out problems with my students after working through an example problem completely. By working problems out with my students, I am able to help them if and when they get stuck. I hope to convey to every student the ability to think logically and persevere when things seem difficult. Outside of math and tutoring, I am a huge sports fan and novel reader. Since I graduated from Duke, I have a fierce love for...

...Pirates!), a Master of Art in Teaching from Kaplan University, a Microsoft Office Certification (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access) from Savannah Technical College, in addition to becoming a Google Certified Educator in July 2014 and will be renewing it in the Summer of 2016. In Fall 2015 I completed my Graduate Certificate in Instructional Systems Technology and Educational Leadership from UNC-Charlotte, and received my School Specialist Licensure (077 Licensure) in Spring 2016. I love working...

...my learning, my kindness, and my patience and be a mentor that students can look to for guidance in times of stress and uncertainty. Furthermore, I want to be an example of how it is possible to not only survive but thrive in school, even if things don’t go exactly as planned and guide students through the challenges of, among other things, the right balance between classwork, extracurricular activities, and socialization. I am currently working...

...Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools District which only increased my passion to help those who want to learn. I have 5+ years of experience tutoring both middle and high school students in multiple math subjects with a focus on Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II and Geometry for various after school enrichment programs. The look of gratification and achievement that is a direct result of a student realizing their own learning potential provides me with great satisfaction. Also...

I enjoy teaching math to students by emphasizing that EVERYONE can do math by obeying certain fundamental rules. As long as you do not violate them the answers are always obtained. All that it takes is practice, albeit guided at first, to build confidence and skill. Let me work with you to get you to that level. I am a chemical engineer by schooling and have spent the last eight years teaching.... All can learn. As long as you follow fundamental rules, math is straightforward. Practice is the only way to become good at it.