Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving New Haven, CT

...electronics, and physics gave them a big head start when they hit similar courses in school. I was active in the Navy Reserves for more than 23 years, retiring as a Chief Petty Officer Cryptologic Technician. The Navy gave me valuable insight into teaching a wide range of students. Many needed assistance in math in order to master military and technical subjects. I helped them with that. I have held an Amateur Radio License since...

I served as the lead undergraduate tutor for thermodynamics and strength of materials while studying Mechanical Engineering at RPI. I am interested in tutoring high school students in Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry.

...with Mathematics and Chemistry as my favourites primarily because I enjoy challenging myself to do better. I also find that a strong understanding of the principles of these subjects usually serves as a catalyst to drive basic understanding of other subjects. As a tutor, I believe that no subject is too difficult to learn, especially with appropriate effort. It all begins with breaking down complex concepts into blocks and units that can be easily grasped...

...attended Cornell as an undergraduate, where I received an undergraduate degree in applied physics. I also started my interest in mathematics at that time. After graduation I spent time travelling around the US and Asia, where I had the great experience in Taipei, Taiwan of tutoring students in conversational English for a few years. Working with foreign students really helped hone my communication skills. Upon my return to the US, I went back to school...

...when you might need this knowledge. I found that tutoring really puts into use not only all of the educational knowledge one has acquired, but also the personal skills one have cultivated simply through living. Some skills vital to tutoring are effective communication, listening and understanding (especially with the student and his or her needs), creativity (with types of problems and ways to solve), and adaptability (each and every student is different in their own...

...spanish, and psychology. My favorite subject to tutor is psychology because I find it to be very applicable in life. I believe that learning shouldn't have to be hard and that we should appeal to all of our senses when learning. At Yale, I participate in Splash, a program that allows students to teach a class for day. I enjoyed the experience so much that I thought tutoring would be a good fit. Otherwise, I...

...was a high school math teacher so I was naturally inclined to the love of math. In college I decided to go into a more challenging field other than math, and so I decided to major in computer engineering. I am still in the process of achieving my bachelor's degree in engineering, and I also hope to achieve a minor degree in mathematics, which after my undergraduate level, I will go into graduate level to...

My teaching strategy is active, in-depth learning, which promotes the problem solving and collaborative learning capabilities of my students. The tools I use to implement my strategies are homework assignments, paper assignments, quizzes, and the think-pair-share technique.

...Masters in Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering from Oklahoma State University, ~3 years teaching Maths and ~2 years Ethanol industry experience. I love teaching and tutoring kids. I have had experience with teaching Maths to students of 5th to 10th grade. I also have experience teaching Maths online to students (1st-8th grade) in Kenya. I am well versed in subjects like Algebra, Arithmetic and Geometry. I am looking forward to meeting my new students.

I have tutored students for the GMAT, GRE, SAT, ACT and LSAT for more than 15 years. I love it! As I tailor my instructions toward the unique needs of each student, my goal is to improve not only the student's performance but also the student's confidence as test day approaches.

...way to better both people's lives and my own. We both learn from the experience. Working on STEM problems is the favorite part of my day. Everything builds off of what you have already mastered; your skills and knowledge grow, becoming a more complex and logical tool. STEM is an amazing branch of life that has infinitely many uses and avenues to go down, whether you want to become something better or just love solving...

Hi, I'm Amanda and for the past 3 years I've worked at Southern Connecticut State University as an adjunct math professor. I hold a masters and bachelors degree in mathematics and really enjoy helping students be more confident in their mathematics endeavors.

I enjoy tutoring and seeing the progress of a student and the insights that they gain in the learning process. I'm patient and laid back, offering students the opportunity to take the time they need in order to learn a new concept deeply.

I received my Master's Degree in mathematics from Central Connecticut State University in 2016. I have been involved in teaching and tutoring math for 15 years. I have taught college courses in Algebra, Business Math, and Calculus. I live in Torrington, Connecticut where I enjoy spending time with my beautiful niece and nephew, ages 12 and 10.

...developed a strong foundation in subjects like biology, physics, and calculus. Although I have experience tutoring for less than a year, I have engaged in diverse teaching roles, including mentoring high school students in a biomedical engineering program and tutoring underclassmen in college-level courses. My approach focuses on understanding each student's unique background and learning style, allowing me to break down complex concepts into manageable parts. I find joy in fostering a supportive learning environment...

I am a highly ambitious and extremely dedicated learner who thrives at problem solving and conceptualizing. As a student at Lafayette College, I am always pushing myself to be the best I can be. As a tutor, I always strive for teaching conceptual understanding and real world application

I completed my PhD in mathematics in September 2017. I'm an expert in most of undergraduate level mathematics courses, including calculus, linear algebra, ordinary differential equations, real and complex analysis, etc. I love sharing my mathematical knowledges with other people, and encouraging young students to pursue their academic careers.

...are better motivated when they have self-confidence, not when the task ahead seems frighteningly daunting. It is also important to recognize that different students learn best through different means. As an example, some students are visual learners and can understand the material best through pictures and gestures. Other students learn best through hearing the procedures vocalized, while still others learn best through writing out the steps of the solution procedure. I know to adapt my...