Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Fort Worth, TX

...began a degree in biomedical engineering and am now studying neuroscience and neuroengineering shortly after. I have had a couple of incredible teachers over the years for both math and chemistry who explained concepts to me in a way that changed the way I learned the content. I am a big believer in no bad...

...Marcus and I graduated from Tarleton State University with a Bachelor of science in biology and a minor in business management. I have been a full time student almost my entire life and i feel like not all teachers are fully understood and that tutors have the ability to provide an extra service to students...

I am a Scientist by Profession and teaching is my Passion, I am happiest when I am engaging with students and sharing my knowledge and I also relearn so much when I teach.

I have an extensive background in mathematics instruction as I am a certified teacher for over 18 years in tthe state of Texas. I have taught high school math from algebra 1 up to and including AP Calculus AB. I have tutored students in grade school math through GRE PREP.... In working with my students, my philosophy is to meet the students where they are, and advance them in incremental steps where they can be advancing...

...am a Southlake Carroll graduate and a rising Junior at Texas ATM working towards a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Math. I try to make learning fun so that students truly understand their subjects. I tutor math up to Calculus II, Science, SAT, and ACT test prep, and my favorite subject to...

Hello. I'm Sam. recently graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelors Degree in Economics. I have minors in both Mathematics and Electrical Engineering. I am taking time off from academics and am filling that time with tutoring.

...Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering! I am very passionate about tutoring math and science courses such as physics and calculus, as well as mechanical engineering topics. I am a firm believer in the tutoring process as I have been both the tutor and the student in high school and college! In my spare time I...

...world history and writing. I cater to *your* growth and to *your* learning style. My philosophy is to help you master your thought process, from collecting information to processing that information. By helping you conquer your thinking, I hope to help you beyond overcoming your obstacles and see challenges as learning opportunities. I'm excited to...

...experience in the Energy industry. My B.S. in Chemical Engineering is from Georgia Tech -- Go Jackets! I've lived all over the world. Right now, I am a proud Texan! Though I'm an engineer by day, what fulfills me is helping students. In college, I was a 1:1 tutor for the Center for Academic Success....

...fun and practical. Everyone learns differently, so I try out various methods to find what works best for you. Outside of tutoring, I'm into skiing, debate, and exploring new ideas through entrepreneurship. These hobbies keep me curious and help me bring a fresh perspective to our sessions. I'm here to help you not just do...

...algebra and geometry, and I also love to teach. I've been tutoring for over 3 years now privately and with a company called Mathnasium. I have grown to become very passionate about teaching and I'm constantly trying to improve my technique so that I can help my students truly learn. I tutor subjects anywhere from...

...to each student's unique learning style, ensuring that they grasp concepts effectively and enjoy the learning process. Whether it's simplifying complex topics, providing structured study plans, or offering mentorship beyond academics, I strive to create an encouraging and supportive environment. Beyond teaching, I am committed to continuous learning and staying updated with the latest educational...

...of thinking and the process of logic always attract me to Mathematical problems, however difficult and regardless of the form in which they come. I would love to teach new concepts to different type of students and I hope to have fun with each and every one of them cause that is the most important...

...able to help others demystify and become proficient in a subject they may have previously struggled with. I have worked with both children and adults of all ages and at many different stages of development. I am as patient or as persistent as you need me to be. I will always take my cues from...

...goal is for student success. This means separating the concepts from processes (problem solving / math). Helping the student to grasp the concepts is important to me. However, students have the most trouble with problem solving. With a little coaching and guidance, students are usually successful. I enjoy seeing a student's reaction when they tackle...

...in History. I am moving to the Dallas Texas area from Virginia and I hope I reach and help as many students as possible. My motto for life is teach a man to fish and he can feed himself for a lifetime. My mother was recently injured in a bad fall so please be advise...

I am currently a college cheerleader. I am an interdisciplinary studies major with a concentration of 4-8 mathematics. I've worked with kids for 8 years including coaching, summer camps, lifeguarding, and now working in an after school program.

...it. During my last two years of college, I began handing out my number to other students who needed help with their physics and/or calculus homework. Because of how much I enjoyed helping other students, I hold a personal goal of becoming a teacher or professor sometime in the not too distant future. I believe...

I am the teacher that takes the textbook teaching methods and articulates them into a more relatable fashion. There are multiple ways to solve mathematical problems a lot of the time, and getting to the way that helps retainment is key.

...experience in engineering enabled me to view math as an essential part of our ever day life. When I come across a math problem, it usually reminds me of an implication in the technology field, which is (now) part of our daily life. I use these common implications as a tool to explain how those...