Find a Green Pond, NJ Calculus Tutor
VALBONA M. - $100.00/hr - Pequannock, NJ - View VALBONA M. >>
...I do everything I can to create a positive and nurturing learning environment for my students. In addition to teaching math fundamentals, I assist my students with overcoming mindset blocks that prevent them from practicing their math skills and help them build confidence in their abilities. I love when my students I tutor succeed in math and I work hard to make this happen. (read more)
Sam C. - $100.00/hr - Dover, NJ - View Sam C. >>
...I have taught counting and arithmetic up through college level calculus courses, and have helped many prepare for the SAT and ACT. My method uses crucial elements of math education that are missing in schools: a sense of connectivity between lessons and practical reasons for learning the materia... (read more)
Gohar K. - $65.00/hr - Boonton, NJ - View Gohar K. >>
...I have been tutoring calculus for over a decade. I have worked through calculus and differential equations textbooks from start to finish multiple times with many students. I'm always eager to accept calculus and differential equations opportunities, and I enjoy explaining how the concepts they are learning are related to real world applications in engineering. (read more)
Robert W. - $75.00/hr - Hopatcong, NJ - View Robert W. >>
...My specialty is in making the content relatable and understandable to students that have weak background knowledge. I also specialize in students increasing their confidence to organically achieve higher test scores and begin to gain a love for mathematics.Hi Sonia I’d be interested in helping out your son. Please let me know when would be most convenient for you-I can do around 3:30,4pm. (read more)
Ryan R. - $60.00/hr - Sparta, NJ - View Ryan R. >>
...I believe calculus provides a unique challenge to students as it is typically the first interaction with mathematically abstract concepts. These tend to juxtapose the more perceptible concepts seen in geometry and algebra classes. I find this sudden shift is at the root of why calculus has a tendency to trip students up, especially those in high school. (read more)