Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving McKinney, TX

...with their subject tests, including teaching them new concepts, providing materials, and so on. I realize that every student has a different story; they pursue different goals due to their distinctions of ability, mindset, ... What I always want to do is to create an engaging, and fun environment to help them focus in learning rather than see it as a burden. In order to do that, giving constructive criticisms when needed is a must-need....

...love coming up with different methods to explain or teach material to people. It's seeing the angst and frustration evident in a student who truly believes that they will never get it and the moment when the light bulb comes on and the connection is made! I have more than 20+ years worth of experience tutoring one-on-one in multiple subjects and the two most important lessons that I have learnt is "always make it fun"...

As a teacher FIRST, programming professional and math-lover, I enjoy and am grateful to be 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 you and adapt accordingly.

...I'm a recent graduate with a BS in chemistry and currently a PhD student in materials science. While I've always been fascinated with math and chemistry, they didn't come easy for me. I've had great teachers and tutors who helped me build a solid foundation in the physical sciences and inspire me to pay that forward. I will do everything I can to make our lessons rewarding and to help you reach your goals. In...

...am a biomedical engineering student at the University of Texas at Dallas, currently pursuing the pre-med track. As an Academic Excellence Scholarship recipient, I have excelled in rigorous mathematics and science courses, which I also feel confident teaching. (Calculus, General Chemistry, Biology etc.) My volunteering experience as a teacher has allowed me to develop a passion for helping others learn effectively. As a student, I appreciate interactive teaching methods that emphasize practicing problems and engaging...

...always loved teaching. It started in 11th grade when I taught math and science to younger students. Math is fascinating; once you grasp the basics, you can work miracles. I've been a home tutor and freelance guide, assisting students with exams and assignments. I completed a Master's in Electrical Engineering, where I realized engineering is the practical application of math and science. I believe in inspiring and empowering students to explore these fields, shaping a...

...I've also helped students prepare for big exams like the SAT, ACT, GRE, and GMAT by breaking down tough concepts and sharing practical test strategies that work. I have a bachelor's degree in Actuarial Science and a master's in Mathematics. I'm currently a college instructor and have been teaching at the college level for the past four years. This experience has taught me how to explain complex ideas in ways that are clear, relatable, and...

...do not have a speciality in any particular type of physics unless it is part of the undergraduate curriculum for physics majors accepted by most universities (such as Thermodynamics, Optics, etc). I now tutor mathematics as well. I operate on a first-come first-serve basis to make session timing fair to all students. Requests made for next day session under 24 hours can only be honored if there is available space. Any cancellations for are...

...in such a way that they are "transformed" by concepts. When teaching elementary statistics, I stress the value of statistical literacy in how the world works. Moreover, I offer behind-the-scenes views and historical context, sparking "deep" learning. After reading Ken Bain's "What the Best College Teachers Do," I am inspired and have two quotes that solidified my teaching philosophy. The moments of the class must belong to the studentnot the students, but to the very undivided...

...that no one is inherently "bad at math" so I strive to tailor my tutoring to the individual student rather than force all my students to learn the same way. I am particularly passionate about finding innovative ways to teach students with learning disabilities. Being diagnosed with ADHD at a young age, I know the struggles learning differences can cause but I have also learned strategies that have allowed me to overcome those struggles.

...am an enthusiastic tutor with the goal of helping my students become confident, independent learners to excel academically and also enjoy the concepts of the sciences and mathematics in their everyday lives. As a tutor, I am dedicated to providing a deep understanding of complex scientific concepts and mathematical principles among my students. With my educational background of pursuing Bachelors degree in Health Sciences and Masters degree in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, I have become...

Current freshman at the University of Texas at Dallas majoring in Computer Science having graduated from Flower Mound High School with the class of 2024. Has been tutoring students for about 3-4 years now, and is most confident in tutoring math (upto Calculus 2), science, reading comprehension, and computer programming.

...students ranging from not only elementary and middle but also high risk High School students in Denver Public Schools with Math (Pre Algebra, Linear Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Trignometry) filling in the opportunity gap and help bring students at grade level. I also created a structured program named, "Learn English through phonics." Knowledge of phonics allows an ESL learner to have a strong foundation in learning the English Language. I holded Texas Teachers...

Hello! My name is Harsha Sidda and I am currently an undergraduate majoring in Computer Science at Arizona State University.

Throughout high school and college, I always loved teaching and helping other students. I have been an ACT tutor as well as a math tutor to multiple students and worked as a Teaching Assistant in the Computer Science department at BYU for 4 years. I recently graduated with my Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from BYU and am currently working as a Software Engineer in addition to being a tutor.

I graduated from UNT in 2019 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Minor in chemistry. At UNT I tutored Organic Chemistry and Biology. My method of tutoring varies depending on the learning style that facilitates the individual student's ability to understand the information.

...teaching philosophy involves active, inquiry-driven learning, as I believe it's the most effective way for students to grasp concepts. As an instructor, I strive to cultivate students' critical thinking and problem-solving skills through immersive, hands-on learning experiences. With a Ph.D. in Earth and Environmental Sciences (Geosciences), I have a strong background teaching Geology, Sciences, and Mathematics to high school and undergraduate students. I am a dedicated educator committed to ongoing improvement through feedback, research, and...

...Center for Academic Success. I managed my own schedule, developed my own resources, and supported 10+ college classes ranging from Linear Algebra to English. In high school, I was a classroom assistant for Engineering for Kids, a national organization aimed at developing lesson plans to make STEM topics easy + fun! Plus, in my free time, I've enjoyed volunteer tutoring for the elementary-aged children of the Clarkston Community Center in DeKalb County, GA. Let's meet!...

...time in high school and college, where I led study groups in my math classes and held personal sessions with friends and classmates to help them with concepts they struggled on. I quickly realized how listening to the student and hearing where the issue is for them made it easy for me to provide the help necessary. My favorite subject growing up was math, not because I was great at it to begin with, but...

...mathematical needs. Thanks to my time at UCSD, I spent two years tutoring fellow college students in all sorts of math, and even before that, I helped do one-on-one tutoring for high school students during my sophomore and senior years of high school. Ever since then, I've gained a bit of a passion for education - I think it's extremely important for kids to be able to learn in a calm and comfortable environment where...