Math Tutoring By Steve Johnson

I've found it helps to work on an assignment the student needs to complete soon.  Right away I can begin to see strengths as well as areas for improvement.

I like to have the student bring quizzes and tests that have been handed back so we can through them together. I usually contact the students math teacher to get their perspective.

I have held a Texas Teaching certificate for Secondary Math since 1997. During that time I have also been certified in Technology Applications.

I do offer a discount for a package of 10 sessions (prepaid). For ACT/SAT prep, I offer a couple of bundles that include prep material.

I worked in technology Marketing and Sales for 20 years then changed professions mid-life to become a teacher. For 20 years I taught in a mix of small and large school systems before retiring in 2017.

Helping students gain mastery and achieve self-confidence is what gets me most excited about tutoring!

Every semester I work with a mix of students that range from regular ed to PreAP and AP.

I began working with an Algebra 1 student who was failing about half-way through the course. We worked together every week and by the end of the class they made an A!

Shortly after grades came out I received the most amazing text from his mom (it is posted on my website at www.mathtutorinfo.com).

You must be willing to be honest about areas of strength and weakness, don't try to fool your tutor, they'll figure it out anyway!

Hire someone who has a lot of classroom teaching experience in the subject - they will know what's expected and they know the curriculum.