Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Taylorsville, UT

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 received my degree in Physics from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. My area of expertise is in Physics and Math and I hope to help others better understand the topics while also enhancing my own understanding in the process.

...successful completed a number of other math and science course in my university studies. As a student myself, I am able to relate to the frustrations, challenges, and successes experienced by other students. I am passionate about earth sciences and the other sciences- chemistry, physics, and physical science- that work together in the field. I...

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...for just over three years, and I tutor physics, algebra, reading, and test prep. Physics is one of my passions because I love learning about the world around me. Physics is intuitive and learning the laws that govern the world around us helps expand our understanding. I am a very hands-on tutor. I believe that...

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...the last three years through my university, and love helping students learn how to learn! I love seeing the joy that comes when something clicks in the minds of my students. Because physics is heavy in math, I also enjoy tutoring all math subjects. I have found that learning can be great fun when catered...

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!

...inherent in mathematical concepts and the limitless possibilities offered by the field of engineering. My fascination with mathematics began at a young age when I found joy in solving puzzles and equations. I vividly remember spending hours poring over math textbooks, eagerly tackling problems that challenged my analytical skills. As I progressed through grade school,...

...taking concurrent enrollment classes while in high school. After I graduated high school, I taught in Zhongshan, China for four months. Then I returned home and finished my A.S. Mathematics at the same community college I took my concurrent classes through in High School. Right after that, I transferred to the University of Utah where...

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...names. I tutored at an elementary school while at university, and returned to teaching once I had graduated. I taught science camps while working on my Master's Degree. While working on a PhD about the importance of education in building communities with equal opportunities for all, I began one-on-one teaching at a private school for...

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As a part-time tutor, entrepreneur and professional snowboarder, I have a desire to empower our communities and encourage unique lifestyles made possible through learning.

...taught as a graduate teaching assistant for 2 years, helping freshman-junior level college students pass the make it or break it class for chemical engineers. This included chemistry, algebra, and calculus. I also helped any classmates that were struggling in my own classes. I truly enjoy teaching. Working one on one with students is the...

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