Find a Greensboro Ndc, NC Geometry Tutor
Venkataraman G. - $30.00/hr - Greensboro, NC - View Venkataraman G. >>
...I love teaching and encouraging school students to develop the confidence in taking up math challenges. One of the goals of my teaching is to help students gain confidence in tackling problems by themselves and helping them reach the next level. I enjoy helping students succeed, whether it be getting them ready for high school or be successful in SAT/ACT. (read more)
Sagar P. - $50.00/hr - Whitsett, NC - View Sagar P. >>
...It is of highest importance to me that I invest all my energy into helping you in the best way possible! I would definitely make sure to create a strong and positive learning environment and will invest all my energy into helping in the best way possible! Please let me know your available timings and look forward to meeting! (read more)
Samuel T. - $40.00/hr - High Point, NC - View Samuel T. >>
...I had also worked as a Lecturer at a University for 6.5 years and taught General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Instrumental Analysis and Analytical Chemistry for Chemistry, Biology and Pharmacy major undergraduate students. I also worked as a researcher at Environmental Chemistry lab. I have B... (read more)
Mary J. - $50.00/hr - Greensboro, NC - View Mary J. >>
...Masters degree in Special Education, NC state certified in Special Education and additional licenses in core subjects. I have been a teacher of students with special needs, including Autism, ADHD, general learning differences, and giftedness. I have completed a Master's in Special Education, and am certified to teach most core subjects from elementary to high school. (read more)
Liz Z. - $70.00/hr - Greensboro, NC - View Liz Z. >>
...I feel a little sick to my stomach when someone does not use a possessive pronoun before a gerund. I took Euclidean Geometry long before the Common Core existed, and I teach it now in high school Common Core courses. Incidentally, I also love abstract geometry, where triangles don't have 180 degrees, and parallel lines don't exist! (read more)