Ari's Math Tutoring

Hi! I just realized that my profile on tutors.com is still active and being shown to prospective tutees and/or their parents/caretakers. I now work as a civil engineer in Houston, TX and am figuring out if I can still fit in tutoring. My sincerest apologies to those who over the last week or so have reached out on this website and requested to have me as a tutor in Florida. I’ll be updating my profile (or maybe deleting it altogether) in the next few days. For now I’ll leave my bio from 2019 below as most of it is accurate except the student status and where I’m based, but again, I still need to see if I can manage tutoring with my 9 to 5. Apologies for any confusion this has caused!

-Arianna, written Saturday, Jan 4th, 2023

I recently graduated with my B.S. Civil Engineering degree (which required me to succeed in Calculus 3 and two even harder math subjects) and I work full-time at a civil engineering firm in Orlando, FL.

Over a span of eight years I have tutored in engineering, science, and math courses. The students I have tutored thus far were in elementary school, middle school, high school and college. I even tutored a middle-aged woman who had decided to obtain another degree to gain tenure at her job. Tutoring is TREMENDOUSLY fulfilling to me and I wish to eventually become a college professor of S.T.E.M. (science, technology, engineering, and math) courses.

Throughout my eight years of tutoring I have learned how to adapt to different ways of learning. I have also been able to learn about myself as a tutor, which has allowed me to continuously improve my tutoring skills. I have taken nine math courses, and they all build on the previous ones. Because of that comprehensive education I am able to understand, for example, how a theorem is derived, and reteach it to myself using concepts I learned in earlier courses. Being able to understand a result from multiple angles allows me to explain concepts in various ways, something my students undoubtably benefit from.

My friendly, "no-pressure" personality ensures students that they can ask as many questions as they want. I know that students learn at different paces and I do not ever "run out of patience" with them. And lastly, I maintain a fun, uplifting attitude throughout the entire tutoring session. I believe these are all things that contribute to my effectiveness. I look forward to helping students recognize their untapped potential. I hope you consider working with me.

Thank you,

Arianna Rambaram

B.S. Civil Engineering

Florida A&M University Alumna

FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

I believe that each and every success I contribute to is a success of my own.

I take pride in the effort I put into my students feeling at ease with me. I find that many tutors, while extremely versed in their subject, are either incapable of "getting on the level" of the student being tutored, or simply choose not to. When a student feels that they can relate to their tutor they are less reluctant to hide any shortcomings they may be struggling with and are more receptive to any compliments or critiques their tutor may give. This allows the tutor to better target those areas of weakness, and provide sufficient feedback so that the student can perform even better on future assignments or exams.