Award-Winning Tutors serving University of Louisville, KY

...mathematics in both classroom and one-on-one settings. I am nonbinary and use they/them pronouns. I have loved mathematics all my life, and I love putting myself in students' shoes to explain it in the way that they best understand. I believe that working through images and intuition, rather than rote symbolic manipulation, is the most...

...love to write. I travel and compete with Vanderbilt's Model UN team and volunteer tutor ESL to a local refugee weekly. I believe education is the key to building a future, and see myself more as a facilitator and mentor rather than teacher. While classes keep me busy, I still enjoy yoga, the gym, hiking,...

...last seven in 5th grade). I have taught in the private school system for 5 years and now I have been in the public schools for three years now. I obtained my Masters in Education in the summer of 2019. I have a great love for education and love to see students grow and learn....

...in Computer Science and Mathematics from Georgetown College. I have done personal tutoring in mathematics for several clients, as well as being a Teacher's Assistant for an undergraduate Computer Science course for two semesters. I am generally introverted, but have developed better social skills due to activities such as acting and playing various games with...

...Physics related courses. During my time here, I have gained a wealth of knowledge that will allow me to assist you with any High School Math or Science problems that you may be having. Before I started attending college, I served in the US Army as an Infantryman for four years, so I know the...

...old, primarily in English and mathematics. It has been a privilege to watch every student grow and foster their love of learning. Education is necessary, but it is enjoyable too, and I hope to share that belief with my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, writing, art, and social dance.

I believe that language is meant to inspire, not intimidate. My goal is to empower my students so they can improve their reading, writing, and communication skills.

...is to cultivate a successful new generation of students who will utilize their educated capabilities to better their communities, countries, and world. I aim to not only educate students but engage them as well. I hope to serve the position as a role-model for my students, hoping to fulfill the role where some students may...

...can help in any math course from pre-algebra up to differential equations. I can provide assistance in some engineering courses, but due to the nature of the difference in education among universities, I try to only help in the entry-level course of mechanical engineering where I am more confident about the content.

...confidence, problem-solving skills, and fuller conceptual understanding, no matter what grade level or subject my students want to learn. Students of all ages will find success much easier and more enjoyable by working with me. I love learning how people gain both emotional and traditional intelligence. I know what oft-overlooked techniques catapult people to success....

...of Michigan State University with a Masters in Mathematics. In my 28 years of teaching, I have taught Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, DC College Algebra and College Finite. In addition, I have taught part-time at Ivy Tech Community College teaching College Algebra, Quantitative Reasoning, and Finite Math. Helping students become more confident in...

...10 years before moving on to teach in Abu Dhabi, UAE. I taught London Edexel board A- level physics for 11 years. I moved to the US in 2005 and quickly jumped into teaching AP physics 1 classes to juniors and AP physics 2 to seniors in a very good catholic school. I also teach...

I love helping anyone by the use of engaging activities and being more personal towards my students.

...I develop an inclusive and natural method that gives the opportunity to discover personalized ways. The awareness of my own humanity allows me to create a comfortable environment for the student, open to the study of error as an intellectual basis for evolution, communicative and empathetic. In my free time I try to grow, learn,...

...over the world utilizing Integrative therapy techniques. I also teach college courses as an adjunct professor in Psychology, Cultural Awareness & Criminology. My life goal is to use my life experiences, personal knowledge, education and strengths to help others improve their quality of life by sharing knowledge, skill building and providing support.

...an educator has been to meet the student where they are. This means understanding their learning style, background, and areas of struggle and building a plan of action tailored to those needs. Now, the aforementioned long winded degree is a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Engineering Technology & Business with a Concentration in Natural Resources...

...and received my certification in 1995 While a Waldorf teacher, I invented and received a patent for a math calculating and teaching device. Math emerged as my favorite subject to teach. I am adept at using hands-on and imaginative tools to support student success. I get excited teaching math from counting to college algebra. When...

...it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, talking walks with the family, going to a beach anytime, and board games. Above all things, I want to be kind and focus on the...

...I am an avid reader, and people often come to me for recommendations for themselves or their children. One of the most common complaints is that their child doesn't like to read. My response, and something I have found to be true multiple times over, is that they just haven't found the right book yet....

Washington University in St. Louis/ planning to major in Fine Art with a minor in Urban Studies.