Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Montgomery County, PA

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...a senior studying at Swarthmore College with a double major in chemistry and mathematics. I have tutored college and high school students in many topics including organic chemistry, calculus, trigonometry, algebra and general chemistry. I have also tutored students in the SAT verbal and math sections, as well as the math subject tests. My favorite subjects to tutor are SAT math, general chemistry and calculus. I believe that the best way to guide students through...

I look forward to helping you find the fun in learning. Unlocking the puzzle. Particularly in math, I love to help students realize that they CAN do it.

...worked for American University's Academic Support and Access Center (ASAC) for 3 years as a private peer-tutor for students and student-athletes and have experience tutoring Math (Calculus, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra 1, and Statistics) and Science (General Biology I/II, Cell Biology, and Evolution). I also have a firm grasp on and have informally tutored in Genetics, Molecular Biology, Developmental Biology, Organic Chemistry I/II, and Physics I/II. I am happy to provide references and transcripts upon...

...person who loves teaching others about STEM. I seek to not only instruct my students on required material so that they get good grades, but also inspire them to love science and math. I work with an education non-profit tutoring in math, biology, chemistry, and robotics to high school students, trying to inspire the next generation of scientists and engineers. From years of physics education and research experience the fields of hematology, high energy particle...

...for college algebra. I love being friends with my students and maintaining a comfortable environment where I can show them how to grapple with challenging concepts and come out on top. I embrace the belief that the highest priority in effective teaching is to be your student's friend. Showing them that you are on their side is the first step into making the time spent together both productive and enjoyable. Math is frustrating for all...

...been the mathematics department chair at my school for the last six years. I tutored adults in math at a small two-year college for a few years. I believe that all students can learn math, no matter their background or levels. I believe that learning math is a big stepping stone for problem solving and critical thinking skills needed outside of school. Other than teaching, I enjoy watching movies and spending time with my family...

...though they are so applicable to life. Everyday you have to problem solve and know your surroundings and both subjects give you tools to in a unique way to apply to everyday life. My philosophy to tutoring is mistakes are part of the process. Its okay to mess up I am here to help point out those errors and help you work through them in a safe, comfortable environment. On another note, I am a...

My gift, my passion and my obsession is mathematics. I would love for it to be as fun for you as it is for me!

...in asking questions on material they cover in class and during sessions. In turn, I do my level best to relate to students and not just to teach them a subject, but to encourage their curiosity and foster a love of learning by using practical examples and real-world applications in my tutoring. In my tutoring style, I strive to maintain a rigorous yet balanced environment and to be approachable. I want students to feel they...

...different subjects during this time. Currently, I'm studying at Temple University where I'm double majoring in Spanish and English. In pursuing my Spanish major, I've spent time living in Spain and Costa Rica, and at the moment in the middle of a semester long Spanish immersion program. I'm excited to directly apply what I've learned in the classroom in a tutoring environment, and also to sharpen my teaching skills in preparation for a career teaching...

...of The University of Pennsylvania. I received my Bachelor of Arts with a major in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. Since graduation, I have worked as a research technician and a medical scribe. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Math and Chemistry. I also enjoy helping students prepare for the SAT, ACT, and MCAT. I have always been passionate about education, and I try to pass this...

While I've always enjoyed learning new things, I didn't start tutoring others until the end of high school. I started to appreciate how fulfilling it was to convey that information to others. My favorite subjects to teach include physics and chemistry and I am on track to becoming a doctor. My hobbies include playing lacrosse, exercising, playing video games, cooking, and fishing. I am also an astronomy wiz.

...in college. At first it was just to make some extra money but then I realized there are many benefits to being a tutor. In addition to getting paid to teach, I am constantly learning myself. This happens as I am preparing for tutoring sessions as well as when I am explaining concepts to those who I am teaching. Another aspect of tutoring that I find fulfilling is when is when my students have an...

...of Johns Hopkins University. I majored in Cognitive Science and minored in History of Art. Since graduation, I have been working as a clinical researcher in neurology and I plan to attend medical school in the future. While I tutor in a broad range of subjects, my favorites include math, chemistry, art history, biology, neuroscience, anatomy/physiology, writing, and more. I am passionate about being able to improve my students' confidence both in themselves and, of...

...quantitative reasoning test with 170 points, while the average score falls somewhere around 150-152. In addition to this, I have previously tutored in a school program to help veterans earn their degrees. My students have consistently shown improvement and have always left positive feedback. I am known as a friendly, well-spoken individual with great interpersonal skills. I have strong passion for Math. And I'm eager to share my enthusiasm for math to all my students.

...knowledge to share, which for me was in the eighth grade. In the way a six-year-old might feel an unwavering sense of duty and pride from being charged with returning scissors to the desk, I felt the true significance of the job I had been given. Tutoring has never lost this importance for me and I continue to approach each student with the same level of preparation and commitment as I did all those years...

...name is Kimmy. I just finished my sophomore year of college studying Cognitive Science with a concentration in Neuroscience. I love tutoring and have been involved in various tutoring groups both in high school and college. Currently, I tutor elementary school students, and I am looking to expand that role! I have expertise in multiple different areas, and I am looking forward to getting to share my passion for learning with others!

...my time at university I was a member of the Physic Education Research group, conducting studies into the best methods of math and physics pedagogy. Although I am most accomplished in physical science education, my methods are applicable to all kinds of science. I have also studied history and literature extensively as a matter of personal passion. My goals as a tutor reach beyond simply grasping the material at the level which it is presented--I...

...because being a student was challenging. I felt like I could never do the work and I believed my teachers just couldn't understand. Mathematics was a language that made little sense to me. When it finally began to click and it was time for me to decide what career I wanted to enter, it was an easy decision. My passion is not only teaching math in a way that enables all students to learn and...