Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Gilbert, AZ

...I also spent a great deal of time helping my high school peers prepare for the ACT exam, resulting in all of them receiving improved scores. Education has always been important to me, as I view it as the enabling factor to explore one's purpose. I certainly enjoyed my studies, whether it was physics, Spanish, writing, and so on. I believe that being invested in my education is what allowed me to develop my ambitions,...

...direct impact it has on their life. I want to help students achieve their short-term and long-term academic goals. My philosophy in teaching is to foster an environment that encourages and motivates students to learn effectively. Additionally, I want to ensure that they have the proper tools to master new concepts and skills on their own. Learning to learn is an important skill to possess, and one that requires constant review. Though I have tutored...

...heads. Helping someone understand or master a concept is just a cool feeling. I have taught Spanish classes and I enjoy studying with my classmates. Anytime I know something that would benefit someone else, I love to share. Most recently I worked in the Stats Department as a TA for R and SAS programming. I held lab hours where students could come in with any question and I'd work with them on their projects. I...

...career, including all those listed in my college curriculum, my favorite is Math. Whether it's Arithmetic, Algebra, or Calculus, I love being able to help students understand how to manipulate numbers and solve problems. Some of my preferred teaching methods include visual aids, providing supplemental literature, incorporating music in language studies, and simply teaching through repetition with immediate feedback. I am a firm believer in every student having their own learning style, and I truly...

...of the leading professors in my engineering concentration and often tutored co-workers in college math and physics classes. While studying for the GRE, I developed my own study system and approach which has been passed on and used by several friends. My teaching style can be best described as knowledge gap identification. I believe that the single most important thing for learning, after attitude, is identifying exactly what information has been miscommunicated. After this step,...

...them. I'm proud to say that I tutored them with great success one is a doctor, another is a software engineer, and the third is a business major at a top college in the U.S. I'm now on a mission to help others learn. Not just to teach them the rules of what they are learning not just the trick to solving this formula, or why that sentence is "incomplete" but to show students how...

Current PhD student in Evolutionary Biology. I study the intersection between cancer biology and evolution to understand cancer across the tree of life. Biology, writing, statistics, and R programming the center of my academic focus. Also passionate about preparing students' graduate and professional school applications

...treat these courses like an intricate puzzle that I have to solve using the skills in my "skill tool belt". I would love to share my enthusiasm for these courses with the students I tutor, helping them realize their skills and increasing their confidence in the material. It is extremely important for me to see my students succeed not only in school, but also in the other activities that they pursue. When I am not...

...I have a strong passion for during my whole life due to it's rigid yet expandable structure that always made me think of how to apply and generalize what I have learned in math, and I want other students to have that feeling when working with math. As a tutor, I want to help students find success in their coursework by lifting any roadblocks in their understanding of the material they are looking to learn....

...their best they can't account for every learning style. My goal is to adapt my instruction to each student's preferences in order to help them as much as I can. In my free time, I like to play ice hockey (or just skate), knit, do yoga, and read, especially epic fantasy (I may or may not have all the Lord of the Rings books memorized). I also enjoy experimenting and developing gluten free cookie recipes.

...history. My work integrates these fields to uncover the complex interactions between humans and their microbes, giving me a unique interdisciplinary perspective. In addition to my research, I have led graduate-level workshops in Python and R, helping students and researchers alike develop essential coding skills for data analysis and scientific inquiry. Currently, I am a Postdoctoral Scholar at Arizona State University, working in the College of Health Solutions, where I continue to combine my love...

...rewarding than being able to see a new concept 'click'. Throughout my high school and college careers, I've always been "the tutor" to those close to me. Whether it's family, friends, or classmates, I have always been the one to go to for help in anything regarding math or science. This has generally taken the format of a one-on-one lesson, whether in person or over Zoom. Through this, I have been able to help teach...

...I would love to help you or your student reach their potential. I offer flexible hours, I am easy to get along with, and I have effective methods. I take pride in helping others learn. I have a BS in mechanical engineering so there isn't a high school or college math class I haven't taken. I'm a Physics dork as well! Outside of tutoring, I love the outdoors, sports (especially the Cardinals and Suns!), and...

I am a Microbiologist, working in industry jobs for the past 2 years. I majored in Molecular Biology at Brigham Young University, and took 4 years of Chemical Engineering classes. I love helping students learn and really understand concepts and subjects.

...by knuckles spaces between the inner side of your fingers!), multiply by counting vertices in the Latin print of numerals involved, or simply those who have never had someone to help foster their growth in their skills in mathematics! After a few sessions, students start to see how fast they are capturing the material and how much of it starts to make sense for them in real-time; this is especially prevalent once we diagnose where...

...that it actually hurts their learning. In math especially, the topics build on each other and so a strong foundation is necessary to be successful. Aside from tutor-y stuff: I enjoy learning (coding, guitar, random trivial facts, etc), watching tv shows (such as 2 broke girls, House, Rick and Morty, Pretty Little Liars, Stitchers, and Bob's Burgers just to name a few). I also enjoy drawing, painting, reading, sculpting, sleeping, eating and hanging out with...

It is my belief that everyone is capable of higher level learning. Although I am young, I have seen a variety of learners from different parts of the country. I have learned that teaching and learning is not a one size fits all. I will my instruction to meet you needs, and help you reach your learning goals!

I am an undergraduate student at Millersville University pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Geology and minoring in both Spanish and Math. I tutored extensively throughout high school and I am passionate about helping primary school and college students alike reach their academic goals. I can tutor math classes up through Calculus II, Sciences (Chemistry, Biology, Earth Sciences) and Spanish.

...Mathematics, Physics, as well as Writing and English. My tutoring philosophy is simple: work my way out of a job as quickly as possible. Give the student study skills, tools and confidence to get to their desired level of competence on their own. I don't give answers; we find them together. I try to add realism and practicality to the sometimes dry, theoretical learning experience. There is nothing more satisfying than to see a student's...

...love the sciences, especially Biology, and I think that this passion and enthusiasm make a real difference while tutoring. I began causally tutoring family friends in high school, and over the years I've worked with students of varied backgrounds -- from those re-taking failed classes to those applying to (and being accepted at) the best universities. I'm proud to say that I've helped all my students reach their goals, frequently pushing them to exceed their...