Math And Science Private Tutor

I find that a teacher can make or break a class. This is the number one reason I tend to get students who need tutoring. I have had to teach myself a class or two because of this. To combat this, I like to teach students in a personalized way. I make a point to morph my teaching methods to each student, and it is usually obvious which methods click right away.

I've worked about 10 years tutoring math and science (6th grade through College) on my own and through two tutoring companies. I've taken 4 levels of Calculus and 4 levels of Physics.

I charge $60 per hour.

I was homeschooled until 8th grade and my parents focused heavily on math so when I started classes in public school I caught on to the math lessons quickly and would be asked by friends for help. I started going to their houses to volunteer tutor them once a week or so and absolutely fell in love with teaching and helping my peers. When their grades improved, some of their parents insisted on paying me and recommending me to their friends and I have tutored ever since.

I have worked with students with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and ADHD.

I helped a college student pass their class and afterwards they told me without my help they would have had to drop their major. Now they're reenergized and on track to complete their degree. Moments like that keep me energized and excited about tutoring. I love seeing real differences I helped someone achieve in their life.

Make sure they are dynamic and like tutoring! Some things I've heard my students say are "my tutor before you couldn't see when I was struggling to understand" or "the tutor before you seemed like they just didn't want to be here.”