Find a Carver, OR ACT Tutor
Terry B. - $120.00/hr - Portland, OR - View Terry B. >>
...Then, I correct the issues using multiple explanations, sketches, internet articles/pics/videos, or any other source that I think may aid the student in mastering the misunderstood idea. My methods are time-tested and I still continue to learn new ways to make these ideas/skills easier for students to comprehend. There is always room for growth and improvement. (read more)
Bao P. - $48.00/hr - Portland, OR - View Bao P. >>
...This was also the programming language that I heavily struggled on, but after a year of perseverance, I finally learned the language. Because of my struggles and my reward of learning C++, I really got to learn what C++ provides and the advantages it offers compared to other programming languages in terms of processing speed. It also teaches you responsibility in managing memory. (read more)
Davey F. - $75.00/hr - Portland, OR - View Davey F. >>
...I have always excelled in math, and was always in either honors, AP, or IB level math courses. In high school I took Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, and calculus. The knowledge I gained from these courses were expected and quickly put to use in every single Georgia Tech math and science course. (read more)
Dan H. - $40.00/hr - Portland, OR - View Dan H. >>
...These lessons were tailored for both group and individual instruction. In this role, I focused on admissions test prep (ACT, SAT) and boasted a 90% acceptance rate to students' college of choice. I practice a strengths-based approach to tutoring, emphasizing the role creativity and resilience play in learning or sharpening concepts. (read more)
Darren F. - $120.00/hr - Portland, OR - View Darren F. >>
...I am also a certified Oregon and Texas High School teacher with endorsements to teach Advanced Math, Social Studies, and Speech and Debate. I am available online and in person (Portland, OR area) and look forward to working with you. I participated in competitive academic debate (CX) for 7 year, 3 in high school and 4 in college. (read more)