Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Johns Creek, GA

I'm an engineering student at GA Tech and I'm tutoring because I love working with others to understand things that I know myself. And through teaching, I find that I understand things all the better. During my time off, I enjoy keeping healthy, reading, and watching various kinds of shows from documentaries to TV series to anime. ... Working patiently with people until they make progress in understanding the subject. Understanding things can be really hard...

...in Education. I have been tutoring Elementary and Middle school level math and Algebra-I for more than 15 years. I also specialize in Chemistry tutoring for High School students. I am a dynamic, resourceful educational professional with genuine interest in academic and social growth, motivating and inspiring students by creating a fun and challenging learning environment. I have proven ability to modify instruction to reach learners of various ability levels. I am self-driven leader with...

...project developing and implementing an exercise physiology curriculum for middle school girls. Learning was very active and hands on. One of the primary goals of my teaching style is to try to go beyond the textbook and create analogies that help to make difficult material less abstract. I aspire to be a physical therapist since I will be able to combine my love for running and sports with my academic interest in science. Also, as...

...AP Calculus. I have received CPR certification, planned project-based lesson plans, assist students with their projects and classwork, and held after-school tutorials for many students. I have a passion for teaching and tutoring mathematics. During these times, I have made many great student-teacher connections with the students, reached out to students in need, and became another support factor for those students, which is what I intend to do with 大象传媒. In the past, I...

...the school subjects of physics and chemistry sporadically, which are mathematically intensive as well. I feel there are several factors that makes a great tutor, including but not limited to an excited/enjoyable attitude, dedication, great enthusiasm, extensive knowledge of the subject matter, understandable dialogue, etc. The most important aspect, though, is doing whatever it takes, while making the utmost attempt, to ensure that the student is learning and retaining the subject matter. Sometimes this may...

...My teaching philosophy is to not just help students rotely memorize material, but make them truly excited to learn and increase their essential critical understanding of the subject. I am currently a student at Duke University, working towards a degree in molecular and cellular biology (which is my favorite subject to tutor!). However, I also tutor in English, math, ACT/SAT prep, almost any subject that you may need! In my spare time, I enjoy spending...

...and observing progress over the time. Persistence, focus, and a little bit research on how to study smarter 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...

...college at Haverford, 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...

...I received my Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with. Since graduation, I have become a high school math teacher, a college math instructor, and a football coach. I want to help you strengthen your math skills. I am a firm proponent of math education and numeracy, believing it to be necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all my students. Lastly, I enjoy teaching Calculus of all...

...lot of achievements when I was a tutor. I helped this young middle school student, who was struggling in algebra, to obtain the highest test grades in his class with a 96. I also helped a few biology students who were also struggling to improve in their academic performance. My strategy in tutoring is to observe, listen, understand, and help the student. Observe the student's past performance, listen to them and check to see why...

...can help out with the best, but I can help with prerequisites. Courses/Content that I can help with Calculus 1 AP Calculus AB Trigonometry (Unit Circle) Algebra (factoring, domain, asymptotes, substitution, graphing essential parent functions) The way I tutor is by facilitation, meaning I ask for participation, such as answering questions, playing games like GimKit, asking questions, and collaborating with other students. I use websites like DeltaMath and Paul's Online Notes to get practice questions.

I have been tutoring students in math for 5 years both privately and for other companies. My favorite subject to tutor would be a tie between algebra and geometry. I am currently working to obtain my degree from Georgia Gwinnett College in Secondary Education with a focus in Mathematics. With my degree, I want to start out as a high school math teacher while I continue my education up to a doctorate in mathematics.

...a Mechanical Engineer. My technical expertise translates into a deep understanding of the mathematical principles that I teach, allowing me to provide students with a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. My experience in tutoring, my educational background, and my professional experience has equipped me with the skills to communicate complex ideas in a clear and relatable manner. Whether it's mastering the basics or tackling advanced concepts, I'm here to help build confidence and competence within...

...the 8th grade level in Baltimore City. Even though my degree is in physics I have loved every minute of teaching people about math. Math is simply the language we use to describe the world around us and oddly enough, using examples from the real world is one of the best ways to truly understand mathematical concepts. I like to make math 'real' for students because it's the best way for the idea to come...

I am recent M.S. graduate from Georgia State University. I have a bachelor degree in mathematics and a master's degree also in mathematics. During my time at Georgia State University I tutored undergraduate math students in various math subject including elementary algebra and elementary statistics. I also assisted students with their daily homework assignments. I have a passion for tutoring math and helping people achieve their math goals.

...have mostly been a software developer, working mostly on algorithms, primarily in C++ and Python, but also MATLAB, VBA, and Javascript. I have always loved teaching, and my original plan was to pursue a PhD in order to become a professor. I have always had a knack for breaking down material in a way that is comprehensible to the student. In fact, when I had to fill in for the lead professor in Econometrics for...

...you need to pass the AP Exam, get to an A, simply to improve your score in these subjects by two or more grade points, or are you a student with unique learning needs, who could use some caring, patience, and empathy, or simply can't afford a private tutor like me? Together, we will achieve this by carefully guiding your understanding of the most complex topics. We will do it through the methodical application of...

I went to Riverwood Charter School in Sandy Springs and while there focused on English, French, History and Art in the International Baccalaureate program. Now I'm majoring in Chemical Engineering at Georgia Tech and focusing more on sciences and math. I have a large range of experience in multiple subjects, including test preparation, science, and math- as well as ballet.

...times better than a master of one," describes me perfectly. I am a person with a very good broad knowledge. I spend a lot of time doing research to learn new things, to improve, or to teach myself new skills. As a self-classified life-long learner, I am not passionate about one single subject, but rather I welcome the opportunity to learn as much as I can, and then teach as much as I can. Anyone...

...reasoning behind concepts in Spanish, such as the subjunctive. Too often, I think math is taught as theoretical concepts when it is also quite visual, and I've seen graphing approaches be very helpful for my students. Similarly, Spanish is sometimes taught via memorization, but there are many ways to simplify Spanish by learning how to think about it differently. I'm passionate about teaching students effective ways to learn and even appreciate these difficult subjects.