Anne Desruisseau is a retired math teacher with 30 years of experience teaching middle/high school. She has also tutored for many years for grades 3-12 and lower level college classes. Anne has a BS in mathematics and a MS in education. She has taught in Texas, NewYork, and Tennessee. She recently moved to the Birmingham area and is looking forward to working with students here. Anne believes students need a strong foundation in math in order to be successful, not only in math, but also in life. She gives students the building blocks they need to make the foundation they need to feel good about themselves. Anne Desruisseau loves workin...

At Giggles and Grades, our mission is to provide affordable one-on-one tutoring for anyone looking to enhance their skillset. Our team of experienced tutors combines educational expertise with a track record of successful online tutoring across various platforms. We offer personalized learning plans for elementary through high school students in Science, Math, History, or English. Virtual online tutoring is also available for Microsoft 365, Google Suite, Adobe, and other software. Lisa Pugliese, the owner and tutor, has a background in computer programming and micro-credentials in Data Analysis, Graphic Design, and QuickBooks. She is dedica

Hello Matthew, Nice to meet/talk to you. My name is Ellen & I am a certified school teacher. I have 4 children of my own: a daughter who is at UAB in Optometry School, and 3 boys.

As a tutoring service we stand above the rest! Our tutor is an International Baccalaureate Diploma holder, and is currently a Junior in college. He is particularly saavy in the math and science fields, having made a 5 in AP BC Calculus and in AP Biology. We genuinely care about your academic success, and will devote all our time and effort to give you a personalized tutoring experience that best fits your needs.

I enjoy exploring many possible solutions to a problem, and working through the fact that everyone learns differently.

I enjoy learning so I thought it would be fun to try tutoring again. I was previously a Google tutor out in Seattle when I was working for Google there, so I'm hoping to continue that kind of experience. During my undergraduate studies at Purdue I also tutored students in linear circuit analysis and other more advanced electrical engineering topics. Recently I've been teaching myself some higher math (analysis, algebra, topology), so I feel like I will be able to provide a very high ceiling of sophistication and a very strong conceptual basis for all my students. My teaching philosophy is extremely Socratic. I've found that this works surpri