Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving Atlanta, GA

...Georgia Institute of Technology in Aerospace Engineering. During my schooling, I have encountered many great teachers and tutors. Without them, I would not have gotten that far in my studies, and definitely not have enjoyed some of the subjects as much as I did. My goal is to become also a great teacher that can inspire the next generation, and help them strive to overcome any type of academic difficulties they face. Outside of work,...

...just graduated from Alabama A&M University with my Bachelor's Degree in Food Science! I am here to not only want you to have the love for your education, but also have you to love seeing your progress grow. I have tutored so many successful children and seeing their growth on their exams and test just brings joy to know that what I am doing is right. So just know that I do come from a...

I am a third year at the University of Georgia majoring in Computer Science with a passion for instructing.

...concepts in Math and English. I enjoyed helping students grow and master difficult skills one by one. In my time working as a student tutor, I was able to foster tight-knit relationships with students, which allowed me to appreciate the students I work with even more. I believe that creating bonds with students is crucial for their academic development and success, as it creates a sense of trust and provides some ease for the student.

...the sciences, and AP exam/SAT preparation. While I am capable of tutoring many subjects, I specialize in mathematics and science, as those are my own preferred areas of study. However, no matter the subject, my students appreciate my in-depth understanding of these subjects and my ability to answer many of their "why" and "how" questions with detailed explanations. I'm a firm believer in the value of a quality education, and in passing my knowledge along...

...my physics/electrical engineering double major at Georgia Tech, I have spent my free time lecturing to high school and college physics/math classes. I have also worked with classmates one on one. My experience shows me that instead varying expectation (A,B,C,D) and fixing the pace we should fix the expectation at a mastery level and vary the time spent on a topic. I tutor college and high school algebra, high school and college physics, trigonometry/precalculus, and...

...tutoring for four years in a wide range of topics, I have developed an approach to assisting students that I have found to be successful. While tutoring, I learn background information on my tutees and then use that information to help me describe the topic at hand in a way that can be easily understood. In addition to forming this connection, I break down problems into smaller pieces that can be more manageable for the...

...to visit my profile. My name is Natalia and I am a Civil Engineer. I graduated Florida International University. While in college, I was a Teaching Assistant to different professors, from calculus, statics and engineer economy. Besides from assisting the professors, I also helped a lot of my classmates clarifying concepts from other classes. We used skype to meet if we weren't at school, therefore online tutoring is second nature to me :). I hope...

...classes, like Math, Chemistry, and Biology. Practice and repetition is the key to success. Anything related to science and the human body has always been my passion, from understanding how and why chemical reactions occur, to understanding the physiology of the human body and all its systems. I am passionate about tutoring any age group, from school topics to standardized exams like the USMLE. My main goal is to make you succeed in your courses...

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I am a graduate of Spelman College. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with a minor in Public Health. Since graduation, I've worked as both an after-school tutor and an in-classroom teacher, working with students in grades 6-12. While I tutor many different STEM-based subjects, I am most passionate about Mathematics. In my experience, math tends to be a subject that many students shy away from, and as an educator, my goal is...

...a little help with trigonometry. Now at Georgia State I teach introductory astronomy and physics labs to undergraduates, some of them in STEM majors, many of them not. I try to be as illustrative and flexible as possible when I teach. Most students respond well to visualizations of mathematical concepts, so I start there and always like to use PowerPoints or whiteboards, or at least my expressive hands, to show what equations represent and what...

...have always enjoyed helping others understand math concepts. I would love to help you (or your child) succeed on the SAT. I've always been a strong test taker because of the strategies I use. I can not only help you understand the math, but also help you study more efficiently and manage your time effectively while taking tests. I look forward to teaching anyone who has the desire to improve his or her SAT score.

Hey, I primarily teach calculus and physics and love to workout, play sports, and eat food. I am currently pursuing a medical career while studying at UGA because I love helping people. I like tutoring because I can help students understand content and seeing them go from unconfident to self-assured. My teaching philosophy focuses on teaching content and helping students work out problems.

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...University of West Georgia. 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...

I am a senior Astrophysics and Physics double major at the College of Charleston. I have multiple years of research experience, mostly surrounding the study of Gamma-Ray Bursts. Additionally, I have served as a Teaching Assistant for introductory astronomy courses for over two years. My goal as a tutor is to utilize my academic and research experience to help students develop strategies for problem solving and critical thinking.

...to evaluate our student's level of knowledge and to increase their level of understanding, comprehension, analysis, and diagnosis of the subject we teach. Furthermore, I believe that a teacher is morally obligated to enter the classroom with only the highest of expectations for each and every one of her students. Thus, the teacher maximizes the positive benefits that naturally come along with any self-fulfilling prophecy. With dedication, perseverance, and hard work, her students will rise...

...an undergraduate degree in International Relations and currently working towards a masters in Computer Science, one of the most important things I've learned is that there's no such thing as being 'bad at math.' We all struggle for different reasons but a good teacher can make all the difference. I currently work as a graduate research assistant at GSU and have previously tutored at Mathnasium in Buckhead. I come from a family of teachers and...