I am passionate about the mathematical. I had some experiences in the past as Mathematics and middle schools. I like to resolve the algebra, geometry and trigonometry exercises.

Retired math teacher who loves helping students improve their math skills and even view math as their best subject. New to Florida (3 yrs) and have been tutoring 4th - 11th graders.

Hello! Please note my speciality is 6th Grade Level and below. I am familiar with Common Core Math as well. When a child is struggling or behind in school, tutoring is a way to develop the skills needed in order to be successful for a lifetime of learning. Along with success comes self-confidence, which effects all parts of a person's life. With 19 + years of elementary level teaching experience ( full-time teacher in a public school, homeschooling, tutoring, subbing) under my belt I would love to assist your child in building the skills needed to be successful. I can help with homework and plan additional enrichment activities in reading and...

Sharna-Kaye has been a teacher since 2020, but worked with students since 2018. She has worked with students from kindergarten-8th grade. She employs a personalized approach to tutoring, tailoring her lessons to meet the individual needs and learning styles of her students. She believes in creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and take risks in their learning. Sharna-Kaye is passionate about fostering a love for reading and writing, while also helping them develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills across all subjects. Her goal is to instill confidence in her students

I recently retired, but really miss teaching! I am certified in the State of Florida in elementary education, special education, high school English and hold an endorsement in reading. I've worked with students from kindergarten to grade 12. I use a relaxed and fun atmosphere because I feel students achieve more than they are appreciated.

Make the math relatable and relevant. Talk to the students in such a way that builds the love of learning by being successful where they previously struggled and became frustrated. I get excited when the student has there "ah hah" moment and they realize that it is easier than they thought. Their confidence grows and then their courage to venture where they previously ran from the unknown.