Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Castle Rock, CO

...am a graduate student in Mathematics at University of Florida. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Math, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Associate of Arts and Science in Information Technology from Cameron University. I have been tutoring for like 3 years now. Mostly I tutor the courses from Mathematics like Algebra, Trigonometry, Pre Calculus, Calculus, Discrete Math. However, I have knowledge of Programming as well. Once you start teaching, success of your...

...I am 27 with a bubbly personality and an enthusiasm for mathematics! I have been tutoring math for 10 years now through different businesses. While I attended Drake University, I worked in the Drake Math Lab for 4 years, and I worked with a variety of students, classes, and majors. I found my love for teaching as I enjoyed working more than my classes. I graduated with a degree in Actuarial Science in May 2014...

Hi! My name's Ari and I've been tutoring math and physics for over 10 years. I really enjoy working with students and helping them to understand a subject I find very interesting. I'm happy to help with material from elementary algebra through multi-variable calculus.

I am a student at WGU majoring in Information Technology. I believe that education is extremely important and school has been such a strong pathway of success for me. Through tutoring I want to help other people succeed through education.

...am currently a student at Carnegie Mellon University studying Physics and Engineering. I have a strong interest in aerospace engineering and fluid dynamics. I am very good at any math or science field, as they were always my favorite in high school. I am very knowledgeable on the subjects since I am taking rigorous technical courses at CMU. I was the Valedictorian at my high school and know how to help you succeed in school...

...am a recent graduate from the Georgia Institute of Technology where I studied Aerospace Engineering and Computer Science. I have been a tutor since I was a junior in High School and am passionate about helping students learn and succeed. For me, tutoring isn't a crutch or a back up plan, but an integral part of the learning experience for many students. I help my students interact with and really understand the material they are...

Throughout college and my two years as a math teacher, I found that there isn't one best teaching method. Instead, each student is unique and this reflects in their learning style. A good teacher will be able to change strategies to accommodate for differences in learning styles. I hope to be the best teacher that I can be by listening to my students and adjust my style of teaching to fit the student's needs.... I believe...

...am a current student at the Colorado School of Mines, studying to double major in Applied Mathematics and Engineering Physics. I have been tutoring students professionally for one year, but also through my schools for 5 years now. I tutor most kinds of Math and Science, and love doing so; being able to help spread understanding of a difficult concept never fails to bring me joy. As a current student, I understand how lecturing is...

...have a Bachelor of Arts from Colorado College, where I studied both history and pre-dentistry. I will soon be pursuing a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, as well. In my free time, I enjoy figure skating, crocheting, and reading. In addition to tutoring, I also teach group figure skating lessons. I firmly believe in the value of education and have always approached academics with enthusiasm, especially math. I have always enjoyed working with numbers, and...

...languages have varying difficulties to learn. One someone says learning a certain language is easy, it would be more accurate to say learning it is easier than many other languages. Learning a second language is not easy. However, it can most certainly be done. Speaking from experience, it is am amazing experience when you learn enough of another language to use it, to make it work for you. It takes a lot of time regardless,...

I am a recent MBA grad who has experience working in business and public policy. I have written at a professional level and have experience doing economic research.

...I would like to help you attain not just an A in your course but also to share with you this wonder. As far as my tutoring background, I have tutored these subjects privately for close to seven years and at two Universities including one of our local Denver Universities. I am friendly, effective, and professional. Aside from all this lovely science, I am a lively conversationalist on running (particularly barefoot), hiking (particularly long distance,...

Hello. I'm here to help. I'm a student at Champlain College completing a B.S in Computer Forensics. I was a Desktop Engineer before going back to school earlier this year. I enjoy learning and helping others to achieve their personal objectives in their own education. I've studied a lot more than Computers and hope that I can lend my experience to helping you develop your skills. ... Teaching is an experience, but learning is an adventure....

...am currently a third year dental student at the CU Dental School and I would one day love to become a Pediatric dentist! I absolutely love working with kids and I think that becoming a teacher/tutor can be a valuable tool to one day use in my practice. Although I have a strong background in math and science, I also love to read and even dabble in some Spanish. I can work with all age...

I graduated from Regis University located in Denver, Colorado with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry. Through programs supported by Regis University I gained experience tutoring elementary school children in the nearby communities, college students and adults. What draws me towards tutoring is the sense of fulfillment it provides me. I enjoy passing on my knowledge to students and see them grow to ultimately master the material. Some of the subjects I am...

...from a small goat farm in the Pennsylvania wilds, I am currently a Masters student in Indo-Tibetan Buddhism at Naropa University in Boulder, CO. Previously, I had attended the Colorado School of Mines earning a bachelor's degree in Engineering Physics. I aspire to become a professor of Buddhist philosophy integrating contemplative studies with rigorous scientific and formal logics. Apart from scholastic endeavors, I spend much of my time wandering the Colorado mountains, practicing the piano,...

...have a BA in Sociology from Pomona College and held both volunteer and paid positions as a tutor during my time in college. I did everything from private SAT prep to large group settings working on 5th grade spelling and Calculus simultaneously. I worked in classrooms doing writing workshops and even taught English as a part of my internship while studying abroad in Senegal. Working at a tutoring center, I focused on upper level math...

...entering college, I tested into a basic math but was eventually able to obtain a graduate degree in a math intensive subject. The road from basic algebra to advanced mathematics was arduous but it was all made possible over a decade ago with the help of a tutor. It was through tutoring that I discovered my greatest barrier to learning mathematics: a lack of belief in myself. The myth that I did not possess a...

...have over 2 years of professional tutoring experience. From physics to calculus to algebra I have been through formal training that taught me what to look for when a student is struggling. I take the time to get to know each of my students and learn their strengths and their shortcomings. My style of tutoring is to let the student talk me through the problem and when there is a mistake I ask why they...

...I began to further my education at Colorado State University and take higher level math classes I really began to realize the importance of having a strong foundation. Many of my colleagues who were in the same class as me understood the concepts that were being taught but couldn't solve the problems because they didn't know how to do basic math. For some of them it was gaps in their algebra or misconceptions in geometry....