Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Sandy, UT

...and figure them out. Every student is different, and it is very rewarding to be able to figure out how to help each individual student understand the material. I have a mind for problem solving, which is why I decided to pursue engineering, so I tend to think of tutoring as a type of problem...

I believe strongly that it is possible to succeed at anything, if you are willing to dedicate yourself to it. I am dedicated to helping my students achieve their full potential as my own personal goal. When I worked as a tutor at the Burbridge Athletics Academic Center at the University of Utah, where I...

I love mathematics and physics and I enjoy imparting that enthusiasm with others. In my five plus years at Brigham Young University, I had the opportunity to tutor many in advanced mathematics. I tutored for courses in astronomy, multivariable calculus, and partial differential equations. I think that learning is the greatest experience that one can...

I'm patient, personable, and have an incredible gift for explaining things in a way that makes sense. I majored in Math Education (with a minor in Computer Science), and I have more than eight years of experience teaching math and other STEM subjects.

...being able to help other people understand it! Being able to use programming to solve math problems is really cool, and being able to use math to solve programming problems is even better. But the absolute best part about my work (and sort of the end goal, in my mind) is being able to use...

I love math and have a passion for helping people solve problems.

...need to learn and how they will achieve mastery in a way that works for them. Some students are more visual learners and require to be present at lectures while others may find it more effective to learn by doing the problem itself. Each student is different and not everyone only fit into one mold...

I am currently a rising junior at Carleton College where I am majoring in physics and minoring in mathematics. My current area of research is in soft matter and optics. At Carleton, I work as a problem solving facilitator in the physics department and as Makerspance manager, where I help students with projects ranging...

I am a graduate of Brigham Young University with a Bachelor's degree in manufacturing engineering. I am also a Salt Lake Community College graduate. I love building things, challenging the status quo, and studying the way the world works. I have tutored for just over three years, and I tutor physics, algebra, reading, and test...

I am a Junior studying mechanical engineering with high honors at Utah State University. I have several years of math teaching under my belt, and I love it! I love my wife, playing volleyball, singing, playing the piano, and teaching!

...drives me to pursue excellence in both my academic and professional pursuits. Whether I'm solving equations in a classroom or designing groundbreaking technologies in a lab, I am committed to pushing the boundaries of knowledge and innovation in the field of engineering. As an online tutor, I am eager to share my passion for mathematics...

My passion is learning, and I love to help others experience that as well. I'm a civil engineering student at BYU in my senior year, and I love academics. My goal is to help you enjoy algebra as much as I do! My teaching style is a mix of asking questions so that I know...

Hi! I'm Conrad, a Math major at the University of Utah. As a tutor, my primary purpose is to encourage growth, improvement, and learning for my students in a safe and respectful environment.

I'm a PhD student at the University of Utah, studying new fuel combustion. Since my sophomore year of undergrad, I've been a TA for all kinds of classes ranging from Multivariable Calculus to Organic Chemistry. I'm a strong believer than a holistic understanding of a subject is infinitely better than checking boxes, so I try...

...all about problem solving; whether designing drugs, computer applications, or basic chemistry and math problems it all starts with the same steps: A) What do I know? B) What do I want to know? C) How do I get from A to B? I did PhD research in computational chemistry and dream of becoming a middle...

...am a senior at Brigham Young University (BYU) pursuing a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering with minors in Chinese, Mathematics, and Physics. I have worked part-time as a teaching assistant in the Physics department at BYU for upwards of six semesters, so I have a large amount of experience helping students understand difficult concepts in...

I recently graduated from Brigham Young University with a BS in physics and astronomy. While I was there, I had a fun time being a teaching assistant (TA) for lots of different physics classes. This got me excited about helping others learn physics and math, and helping them realize their full potential in traditionally difficult...

...finished helping someone, I want them to have grasped the material, but also to have confidence and excitement at what they've achieved. I tend to tailor my teaching style to the person I'm working with, but generally have more of a discussion with the student rather lecture at them. I am passionate about enabling students...

I am a senior at Utah State University. I am studying Mathematics and Statistics with a minor in Computer Science. Since high school, I lived in Spain for a year and a half on a church mission, teaching people from all over the world, especially immigrants from South America ; I work at Utah State...

...convey the importance of a rigorous study and examination of textbooks and outside readings to improve the classroom experience and therefore, a student's overall education. The modern approach to education, with a blend of technology-based learning and in-class didactic learning lends itself well to the particular was in which I would like to teach. Particular...