As a tutor, I give curriculum materials that support the child's needs, but also help them to advance in school by aligning to the school's challenging material or supporting the level of struggle that some grade levels carry in Common Core subjects. I tutor to support students in the long-term growth, not for short-term learning . I work to help students see progress in all their hard work practiced & expressed over time. In my sessions, learning is structured through consistency and focus on needed areas/ subjects over time, since growth develops from skills reviewed and mastered in each student's pace. I also give positive encouragement...

Nathan Long Experienced SAT Math Tutor | Computational Math Graduate Graduated with a bachelor's degree in computational mathematics from the University of California Riverside. Four years of dedicated tutoring experience, specializing in SAT math preparation. A passionate math enthusiast, dedicated to helping students understand and appreciate the beauty of mathematics. Believes that math can be both logical and fun, and enjoys sharing multiple problem-solving approaches. Committed to making math accessible and rewarding for all students, especially those who find it challenging or dull. As an experienced SAT math tutor and a computational

Currently, I work onsite as a Literacy Specialist for Reading, Writing, Language Arts for grades TK-Grade 12. Previously I worked as a TK-5th grade elementary teacher in the classroom for all subjects Math, Reading, Writing, etc. During the weekdays and weekends, I also tutor for all elementary grade levels in all subjects. I am able to tutor in-person & online for Elementary, Middle, and High School students, surrounding the Los Angeles county areas and remotely across the nation. I specialize in-person and online in: (1) all common core subjects for all elementary grades TK-5th grade, (2) Educational Therapy specifically Orton-Gillingha

I’m an incoming Stanford engineering student, and I help high school students make the college application process feel less confusing and overwhelming. I recently went through the process myself and was admitted to Stanford, Harvard, Yale with a STEM Likely Letter, Columbia, Harvey Mudd, Swarthmore, Wesleyan, Occidental, UC Berkeley, USC Early Action, and Purdue Early Action. I know how stressful applications can feel, especially when you’re trying to balance essays, deadlines, school, family, and everything else. I’ve also spent a lot of time helping classmates and other students one-on-one with college lists, fly-in applications, personal