I am a passionate mathematics educator with over 13 years of experience, including a decade of personalized in-person tutoring and three years of online instruction. Holding a Master’s degree in Math Didactics for Secondary Students, I specialize in breaking down complex concepts into manageable, engaging steps that build student confidence. My approach is collaborative and highly adaptive; I tailor every session to the student's unique learning style to ensure they don't just memorize formulas, but truly master the "why" behind them.

I am a freelance, college educated mathematician looking to get into some tutoring to mix up the monotony of my daily work life. I love serving others and helping whenever and wherever I am needed. I have a strong work ethic and an eye for detail. Mostly helping in a field that is known for creating such hostile students! With all humor attached, we can do this together!

I have lots of experience in standardized test prep tutoring. I help students prepare for tests like the GED, ACT, SAT, LSAT, and more! I have over 10 years of experience tutoring all ages in many subjects. I started as a math tutor for college algebra when I was in college. I graduated from the University of Kansas with a bachelor’s in social work and have tutored a variety of students since. I work with students on study skills, executive functioning, and anything else on their (individualized education plan) IEP. Each student has a unique way of processing information, and it’s my job to help them identify what that is and how to use it to

I graduated in 1972 from Kansas Univ. With a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering. I worked for Bell Telephone companies my entire career. After retirement I became a paraprofessional/tutor for USD 321 in high school Pre-Alg to Alg2, Geometry, and sciences. I have been a Para/Tutor for 13 years.

I am a student graduating in December 2025 from the University of Kansas with a bachelor's degree in Computer Science Engineering. I have always been interested in teaching, so I worked part-time during my studies at Raintree Montessori School as a substitute teacher and in their after-school program. I also tutored four students during my senior year of high school, helping them with math and language, and I enjoyed every part of it. In addition, I worked as a student teaching assistant for my programming professor at KU, supporting him during his Programming I and Programming II lectures. I love seeing students get excited when they finally

I've been teaching math, science, and IT for many years, and I'm always looking for new ways to make the proverbial light go on when a student comes to truly understand something. In a pinch I'm always willing to help work through a stack of problem sets, but what I much prefer doing is helping you figure out how to work through them yourself, faster and more confidently than you ever thought possible. My masters is in IT, and my undergrad is in physics, and my practical approach to mathematics makes all three approachable and yes, even sometimes fun!