Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Tucson, AZ

I am a recent graduate of the University of Arizona's Neuroscience and Cognitive Science BS major, with minors in French and Psychology. I am also a part-time lab manager in UA's Psychology department. I am most comfortable tutoring neuroscience, cognitive science, psychology, French, and English.

I am currently a third year physics student at the University of Arizona. I have prior tutoring experience, and can cover many topics in math and physics. Outside of school I like rock climbing, hiking, camping, and snowboarding.

I'm a student at the University of Arizona studying biology. My favorite subjects are mathematics, biology, and chemistry. I started tutoring math in high school and really enjoyed the experience of helping others learn.

Hello! I am PASSIONATE about education, especially as a means to change the world for the better. I take plenty of care in my teaching methods as to be effective and ENJOYABLE. I am a mother of a 5-yr-old girl and 2-yr-old boy who have allowed me to discover the learning process at its purest state. This is what I love to do!

...of experience at teaching and tutoring Math and Science. I work at the University of Arizona, at Pima Community College, Tucson, AZ. I am an energetic and experienced tutor and mathematics lover who makes things look easy. I have a solid background in Math, and a bachelor in Math Education. I don't mind explaining things many times (and in different ways) until you understand. I can also tutor you in Spanish! I also have experience...

...of Arizona working towards my MS in Statistics. In addition to teaching all grades of high school, I have also tutored from elementary to college level math. Basically, I am a math geek and love all areas of mathematics and am qualified to teach college algebra, first semester calculus, AP calculus, geometry, GRE quantitative, and undergraduate statistics. My tutoring or teaching philosophy is that it is great to know the subject material, but if you...

I am an experienced scientist and higher education professional. I have tutored students from diverse backgrounds in the areas of chemistry, biology, and executive functioning (study skills and time management).

I believe that the best strategy to teaching is to identify misconceptions and carefully build up understanding from the basics.

I am a recent graduate from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Science in the degree: Literacy, Learning & Leadership. I also have a thematic minor in which I studied science and math . I have worked with young children as well as middle and high-school-aged students. I have a strong background in science and math with a passion for learning and teaching. My career goal is to work...

...preparing for exams or navigating challenging coursework. This range of experience has helped me adapt my teaching style to meet diverse learning needs and learning styles. I received my education through a rigorous mathematics program that emphasizes both theoretical understanding and real-world application. My goal is to continue deepening my knowledge while helping others do the same. My tutoring approach is student-centered and collaborative. I aim to create a welcoming environment where questions are encouraged...

...math. I've been a tutor throughout my educational career and I have to be honest I really enjoy it. I enjoy understanding how people learn and will often adapt my teaching style to better fit you. I like to keep the sessions light hearted because learning should be fun and not a grueling 3 hr interrogation of stuff your already having trouble with. So lets chat about chemistry and math and soon after that you'll...

Each person accumulates a different set of skills and specialities during their life. Rather than being afraid to look stupid, it is important to be eager to learn from others. I love spreading my knowledge in a casual environment, and using that to help others achieve their fullest potential!

...and have been traveling around the country, mostly on bicycle, for the year since then. I'm interested in sharing introductory coding and math skills with people in communities that wouldn't necessarily get them in the education system, especially as tools to further activist work. To this end I want to get some practice one-on-one teaching these subjects! I'm also interested in tutoring test prep and essay writing to people in high school, after having taught...

...in many mathematics and science based courses for the Chemical Engineering Honor Society. From that experience I learned that having a solid understanding of the basics is the best way to learn new concepts. As a current student I understand the struggles that many of you are dealing with. I can bring a fresh perspective to these topics, and share what helped me to succeed in these courses. Outside of school and work I like...

...I, Physics, Biology and Ecology. I started tutoring after completing a class covering various tutoring strategies and methodologies my sophomore year through the UofA's Center for Recruitment and Retention of Mathematics Teachers. During this course I was mentored by two high school teachers who had me help during their classes. This experience gave me a good base for designing lessons and introduced me to common problems students have and how to work past them. After...

...Tutoring math has become a passion of mine throughout college, and I frequently volunteer with the Seattle Public School System helping high school students with Algebra and Geometry. I also enjoy teaching higher-level mathematics such as Calculus and introductory proof-based theory, and believe that a solid foundation in the applications of mathematics are important to instilling the fundamentals. Besides math, I love studying computer science as well, and currently work in both a Genomics lab...

I've worked my way up from basic math to calculus and I've learned to enjoy math. Please contact me if you need help.

...mathematics. I immediately attended Howard University in the department of physics. Certain highlights of my education included being blessed with the opportunities of working at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the National Solar Observatory as intern and also a time where I was a cooperative education program student for 4 years. During graduate school, I was also a teaching assistant for a sum total of 3 years. I graduated from Howard University in 2009....

...difficulty that students face when learning a new subject. I believe that finding a way to relate to the subject that you're trying to learn, increases your ability to absorb new information. I want to pass along the "tricks of the trade," that I have learned over the years, to help other students succeed. Learning a new subject should be exciting and empowering. Developing skills to tackle any problem you encounter, is a real super...

...in Civil Engineering. I was awarded the Arizona Excellence Scholarship as a merit reward. I am taking advanced standing courses in order to achieve my degree. I am also a scholar-athlete, and I play on University of Arizonas ice hockey team. I value the experience of the work ethic it takes to be a student-athlete and I understand the importance of academic tutoring to acquire new methods and techniques to learn new topics.