Find a Murray Hill, NJ SAT Tutor
Brendon N. - $30.00/hr - Montclair, NJ - View Brendon N. >>
...I have extensive experience tutoring students for ACUPLACER exams, specializing in mathematics, arithmetic, quantitative reasoning, algebra, trigonometry, and statistics. My approach focuses on simplifying complex concepts and providing clear, understandable explanations. I tailor my teaching to each student's unique learning style, ensuring they are well-prepared and confident on exam day. (read more)
Manjula S. - $65.00/hr - Scotch Plains, NJ - View Manjula S. >>
...I haven been teaching SAT Math at Y2 Academy since 2017. I have worked as a substitute teacher in Scotch Plains-Fanwood School District at middle and high school level. I have volunteered to teach mathematics to adults to help them prepare for GED through Literacy Volunteers of Union County, I have also conducted SAT Math workshops at Fanwood Memorial Library as a volunteer. (read more)
Dharshan V. - $40.00/hr - Piscataway, NJ - View Dharshan V. >>
...I have two years of experience tutoring algebra one and algebra two to middle school students, and 4 years of experience teaching chess to elementary school students. As a competitive chess player, I've won many regional and state level tournaments over the last 6 years. I've worked with groups of 3-6 students for algebra and also have practice with individual lessons where I taught chess. (read more)
Nicole R. - $60.00/hr - Clark, NJ - View Nicole R. >>
...I have tutored SAT, AP testing, and other forms of standardized testing. I also tutor for all science and math classes, including college level general chemistry, organic chemistry, biology, and physics. I have a love for teaching others and truly enjoy the ability to help students experience success in the subjects that I love. (read more)
Dan G. - $60.00/hr - Highland Park, NJ - View Dan G. >>
...My favorite part of teaching was office hours, where one to three students came to my office and we were able to focus on what they were struggling with. Teaching in this one on one or small group setting was much more enjoyable for me and educational for the students. I typically ask questions of my students so I can identify what their understanding is and what I can help with. (read more)