Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Sandy Springs, GA

...research on augmenting computer science in the existing curriculum to make learning better. In doing so, we also developed our own version of LEGO Mindstorms Robotics Kit compatible with graphical programming languages. As a young lady, I hope to inspire girls of the next generations to explore the richness of computer science. I feel it is unfair that computer science is not given enough importance in middle and high school. Being new does not make...

...molecular biology fundamentals by looking at models of DNA/RNA/protein--thousands of which are available for free at the Protein Data Bank. I'm always trying to encourage more people to play with this free and easy-to-use resource for biomolecular art/education. I would love to show you how to use it in your studies (or just for fun)! The Protein Data Bank offers a wealth of other educational materials, too. (I don't work for them or anything--I just...

I am an outgoing person who enjoys Math! I believe that everyone is good at Math. It is my goal to ensure that everyone I work with gains the skills needed to achieve, as well as gain, the confidence to tackle new areas!

...a top college near Philly. I specialize in both math and writing, often tutoring my friends and volunteering at the writing center. I've taken many dual enrollment math courses at local colleges, including Calculus 1,2, and 3, as well as linear algebra. I also do a lot of test prep, as I've actually taken the SAT 5 times and scored a 1590, so I'm very used to standardized testing. I love helping people, so I...

...differential equations, but I have worked with students as young as first grade, which allows me to help students when they are struggling with concepts that are needed in order to work on their current subject. I love tutoring all types of math. I think that everyone can learn math, and that the key is to get to know the students learning style and to explain concepts in the way that makes the most sense...

...in the Atlanta area. I graduated from Valdosta State University with a Bachelor's of Science in Chemistry and received a CLS certification from Emory Healthcare Medical Laboratory Science program. This is a 11 month intense and fast paced program and I was interested in improving and giving back to the program. I teach/train current clinical laboratory science students on infectious diseases. I'm very passionate about teaching upcoming students because not a lot of people know...

Hi! My name is Philip and I live in Marietta. I received my bachelor's degree in Psychology from Emory University last year and am starting medical school at Wake Forest in a few months. I have a pretty strong background in Math and Sciences and teaching is one of my strongest passions besides medicine. Feel free to call/email me to ask any questions and I hope to meet you in person soon!

I am a senior Astrophysics and Physics double major at the College of Charleston. I have multiple years of research experience, mostly surrounding the study of Gamma-Ray Bursts. Additionally, I have served as a Teaching Assistant for introductory astronomy courses for over two years. My goal as a tutor is to utilize my academic and research experience to help students develop strategies for problem solving and critical thinking.

I believe that the student comes first and that I want to instill in them the fact that they can do anything if they set their mind to it.... My teaching philosophy is always putting the student first, and to instill into them the power to succeed, and to tackle anything that they put their mind to!

...at the Gideon Math and Reading Center. I often taught math topics that students were not able to understand or specific problems. The math topics were usually geometry or algebra 2 questions/concepts. I also taught ACT and PSAT concepts to students. I also often helped my friends and my sister with difficult math homework problems that were assigned. Math is my strong suit and therefore, I am most comfortable teaching these subjects well. However, in...

...friend groups doing homework, preparing for exams, and teaching peers in one on one setting. I personally learn best visually, and my teaching style heavily relays on logic. As an engineer I've learned that knowing how to approach a problem calmly, applying what knowledge you have, and checking to see if the answer makes sense truly demonstrates understanding. I believe that the process is always more important than the outcome, and when the process is...

Learning mathematics and its applications in physics and engineering has been the single most interesting life-long experience for me. Simply put, it is an experience that is limitless and much like universe itself has no boundaries. This is an opportunity to share and teach parts of that experience.

I am a STEM tutor who has worked with students from middle school to college level for over 9+ years. I have tutored over 250+ students throughout my free time. My specialties are in mathematics, chemistry and physics subject areas. I have a Bachelor's in Biochemistry and Master's in Materials Engineering. My favorite subjects to tutor are math and physics.

...successful is incomparable to anything I have yet to experience. Through my experience, I have found that learning about a student and getting to know them and how they work is extremely important to their success. The beauty of math is there are multiple ways to solve a problem. This allows me, as a tutor and teacher, to enable students to discover methods that work best for them. In the end, I am not only...

...are what I want to work on with my students and for my own development. Beyond my interest in tutoring students with math skills, I have a passion for social science, business and marketing and am working to get a Master in Marketing and Market Research next year. In my free time, you can find me cooking Asian foods, listening to my favorite music channels on Pandora, planning my traveling with friends or being engaged...

I've worked in research, production, and sales in various industries which has given me numerous opportunities to apply my education in both math and science. My primary goal is to help my students improve their grades in math and science dramatically, and hope to motivate them by providing real world examples of how the material can be useful.

...they believe that they are not naturally good enough to ever succeed in mathematics. I love when I work with a student who begins with the belief that they will never perform well in their math courses. Watching them learn, grow, and develop confidence in themselves is very special. For the students that already have confidence in themselves when it comes to their math abilities, I have no trouble pushing them to their limit, being...

...test problems the student did not understand. After identifying these problems I can review or teach the necessary concepts to the student, then go back and help the student solve the problems correctly. I love the help students understand concepts they struggled with previously! I think a lot of dislike among students for math and science comes from a lack of understanding of the subject. Besides tutoring I also love music, specifically singing and playing...

...where I had the opportunity to help mentor and tutor elementary- and middle-school aged children. I've helped students tackle subjects ranging from reading comprehension and vocabulary to Algebra and many others in between. I have also helped high school and college students with essay writing and editing, including proofreading for grammar and spelling, syntax, paragraph structure, and maintaining tense, point-of-view, and voice. My tutoring style is very interactive and cooperative, where I allow the student...

...I work to build my students' confidence through practice and encouragement. I am excited to work with your student and help you reach your academic goals. For the last 4 years, I have been working as a teaching assistant during the school year for the Dept. of Education. As part of this role, I've supported students from all backgrounds and skill levels including high achievers, students with ADHD, students on the spectrum, and vocational students.