Find a Bayside, WI Precalculus Tutor
Samantha B. - $100.00/hr - Milwaukee, WI - View Samantha B. >>
...I was able to learn how best to interact with students in a positive and encouraging manner, and after college I returned home to become a teacher at that same school. I also began tutoring. I have always excelled in academics, particularly when it came to standardized tests, so it seemed natural to put my scholastic inclinations to work helping others achieve their academic goals. (read more)
Hadi S. - $150.00/hr - Milwaukee, WI - View Hadi S. >>
...I have a firm belief that in order to teach something you must have good mastery in the subject. I am very knowledgeable in the subjects that I teach, otherwise I wouldn't teach them. My aim is to try and break down complex theories and concepts into manageable pieces so that we can build the confidence and stamina needed to solve problem sets. (read more)
Jeff K. - $56.00/hr - Milwaukee, WI - View Jeff K. >>
...I majored in theoretical mathematics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, and have three years experience tutoring kids of all ages and abilities. I majored in theoretical mathematics at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, and have three years experience tutoring kids of all ages and abi... (read more)
Robert K. - $90.00/hr - Milwaukee, WI - View Robert K. >>
...I have had several tutoring jobs over the past decade, working with high school learners mostly struggling in algebra. Most of my career has been helping learners that have trouble with math and are several grade levels behind. I am great at building confidence and helping teach strategies for persevering in solving problems. (read more)
Matthew K. - $100.00/hr - Menomonee Falls, WI - View Matthew K. >>
...I develop tutoring sessions based on the goals of the each student. Most tutoring lessons involve the student solving problems (whether they be homework, test prep, or example problems) while I provide oversight. If I see the student take a wrong turn or if the student is stuck, I will then ask directed questions to push the student in direction they need to succeed. (read more)