Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Farmington Hills, MI

...member in the community has been a rewarding and inspirational experience. I'm very proud of myself for being where I am now and I have learned many important life lessons throughout my experiences. I have gained lots of valuable knowledge about the world around me and I am truly blessed that I have had the opportunity to help many people in my community. I love working with students to help them reach their goal of...

...eldest brother, musician, artist, former camp counselor and working tutor. Born and raised in New York City, I studied at Pomona College in Los Angeles and spent a semester in Madrid, worked for a few years in Miami at a Latin American technology company and have recently moved to the Detroit area to pursue music more seriously. My education has always reflected my diverse and strong interest across disciplines. My liberal arts undergraduate education focused...

...Michigan State University with a major in Psychology. After earning my degree I spent the next two years in Canton, MS as a algebra/geometry teacher with Teach For America. During my experience as a teacher and coach I have logged countless hours after school preparing students for the ACT and various math courses. In my free time I love to play soccer, basketball, hike, and go camping. I strongly believe that every child has the...

I am an enthusiastic tutor who is passionate about both teaching and learning. My specialties are math and chemistry standardized tests.

...students got "turned off" to math at an early age due to frustration when the material was explained too quickly or not presented in a way that reached every student. Since math is a basic skill that is needed to manage life, I try to ease anxiety and give confidence to students, so they believe that they CAN do math! When I first meet with a student, I try to assess strong and weak understanding...

I am a current student at Michigan Technological University and am currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in statistics. I started tutoring other students in my area during my last three years of high school. I tutor in various math subjects, but also enjoy teaching technique for marching snare drum and tenor drums. In my spare time, I enjoy listening to music, drumming, watching hockey, playing hockey, mountain biking, and working on coding projects.

...the University of Michigan. I received my Bachelor of Science in Engineering in Chemical Engineering with a concentration in Biochemistry. Since graduation, I have worked on the basic and translational immunology projects, including bioconjugation techniques for a startup now in series B funding, spent a year long fellowship in the UK studying Medical Ethics and Law, and returned to work for a firm developing a rapid, microfluidic, PCR-based diagnostic platform and actively distributing SARS-CoV-2 tests...

Math didn't always come easy to me, but what was important was never giving up! I started off as a C+ student in math, and now (10 years and MUCH studying later...) I am becoming a math teacher!

...I am a seasoned and formally trained tutor who is always eager to assist individuals in their efforts to work hard and deliver the best version of themselves to the world. I graduated Magna Cum Laude in both undergraduate and; graduate studies, in psychology and counseling respectively. These subjects help me better understand the mentalities of the students I work with, while helping to assist them through any road blocks they may encounter with creative...

...virtue of your reading this document, decided to consider tutoring as an auxiliary means of learning, to which I applaud you. It is my firm belief, established through both observation and experience, that one-on-one teaching is an excellent (I would argue essential) way to bolster one's learning; for as much as the broad curricula of the day is expertly designed to fit the learning needs of the masses, it will, by nature, leave gaps in...

...my Associates degree. I currently work as an English tutor, and I love helping students find ways to organize their thoughts and express themselves more clearly. Some of my favorite appointments involve helping students find starting points for their essays. I am a nerd for logical thought and argumentation, so if you are writing a research report or persuasive essay, I would love to help! I can also tutor math students, and I have a...

...from Nova Southeastern University, where I majored in biology and double minored in psychology and business. I have been involved in many extracurricular activities pertaining to and outside of medicine as I would like to go to medical school one day. As a student in the academia, I can greatly relate to the difficulties and the challenges faced. Thus, I am here to help you realize your potential. A failure is only an event, but...

...students excel in math because I've been in their shoesmath wasn't always my best subject. I've learned that math is a building block subject, where each concept builds on the last. As a tutor, I aim to close learning gaps so students can succeed with their current material and beyond. With over a decade of teaching experience, including middle and high school math, I've helped students prepare for the exams with confidence. I hold a...

I am a student at the University of Michigan. I enjoy a variety of sports from soccer to volleyball and I also love to dance. I am studying electrical engineering.

...Central Michigan University. I received my Bachelor of Applied Arts in Family Studies with a focus on Youth Studies and Substance Abuse Education. Since graduation, I have traveled extensively, teaching ESL in many countries such as South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, Philippines, Ecuador, Tanzania, and Czech Republic where I also got my TEFL certification. Once coming back to the states, I taught ESL in Los Angeles for awhile before moving more mainstream primarily tutoring math, sciences,...

...who is sensitive to my students' grasping the "why" of how math and science work. I have a single idea in mind when teaching a broad subject like Economics or Math, and I return to that idea as a theme of what is being taught. I start with assessing the student's background and build on that going forward. I teach with problem-solving in mind and often ask the student to repeat back to me what...

I'm passionate about making learning approachable and engaging. With a background in bioengineering, I bring strong STEM expertise and a student-centered approach to every session. I tailor my tutoring style to each learner, focusing on building confidence and real understanding, not just memorization. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy robotics, music, and exploring how science connects to everyday life. My goal is to help students feel supported, challenged, and excited to learn.

I am a senior in the Mechanical Engineering Department at Eastern Michigan University, and I have been tutoring for about five years, from middle school to early college age students. My hobbies are painting/drawing, playing piano and guitar, and playing with my pet rats and my cat! ... I strive to work with every one of my students to build on their knowledge of topics, so that they have a full understanding of whatever subject we...

...the University of Michigan, and I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and honors in African-American studies. During my undergrad, I tutored high school students in geometry, English, history, and algebra I/II. I also tutored undergraduate students at the University of Michigan in the SuccessConnects program in precalculus and spanish. While I can tutor a wide range of subjects, my favorite subjects are math and English courses. I am a natural tutor,...

...mid-16th century term that has two different Latin roots: educare, which means to train or mold, and educere, meaning to lead or draw out. The former entails rote memorization, perfecting a trade, and becoming a productive laborer. The American educational system has widely adopted this ethos, especially in regards to children of the working class. Educere - necessitating critical thinking, inquisitiveness, and innovation - has by and large been factored out of the equation. Consequently,...