Tutors in East Flatbush, New York

Hello. I graduated from Pennsylvania State University in May of 2014 with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. During my undergraduate career, I tutored fellow students in a variety of maths. Upon graduating, I continued to tutor a bariety of math at a local community college until I was able to get my first full time job. Unfortunately, I did not have the time to continue tutoring, but I maintained a love for teaching and training and I always offered to teach and train fellow employees. I have recently obtained a new job which allows me more free time to get back into tutoring as I did enjoy the challenge of teaching such a universally difficult subject. I love math and I am looking into retaking the GRE exams so that I may attend graduate school. I think LearnPick would be a great place to start. I teach all math from elementary school math to pre calculus. I would love to tutor calculus again after some breif relearning. I reside in New York City and would love to either online tutor or tutor in person. I believe in person tutoring is more effective, but online tutoring provides the opportunity to students with busy afterschool schedules. I take joy in tutoring and helping young students to conquer mathematics.

My name is Horia. I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Marine Science from SUNY Stony Brook. I have done research in several labs and currently am research black coral genomes at the American Museum of Natural History. I have tutored one student in SAT prep. While my tutoring history is short, I have taught a plethora of students how to swim and have explained information that proved difficult to my colleagues throughout my undergraduate career. Learned from the best at Stuyvesant High School. Scored 730 on Math SAT. Received a B.S in Marine Science with a minor in Geology. Received A's in Biochemistry and Cell Biology at CUNY City Tech. Please feel free to contact me via email or cell phone to set up tutoring times. Thank you for considering me.

An alumna of UC Berkeley, I am a new social studies teacher currently teaching ninth grade Humanities in Manhattan. Let's develop your skills as a historian and writer capable of analyzing the past and its legacies.

I am a passionate and dedicated mathematics teacher with over 10 years of experience in teaching and mentoring students of various levels. I hold a graduate diploma in mathematics, which has equipped me with a deep understanding of the subject and its practical applications. Over the years, I have had the privilege of helping countless students build their confidence, improve their problem-solving skills, and achieve academic success. My teaching philosophy revolves around creating an engaging and supportive learning environment that caters to the unique needs and abilities of each student. I believe mathematics is not just about numbers and formulas, but about logical thinking and creative problem-solving. Through personalized lesson plans, clear explanations, and interactive methods, I strive to make mathematics accessible and enjoyable for all. In my career, I have worked with students from diverse educational backgrounds, ranging from elementary to advanced levels. I have also prepared students for standardized tests, university entrance exams, and competitive challenges, ensuring they meet their goals with confidence. My approach involves breaking down complex concepts into manageable steps, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the subject. Beyond teaching, I constantly update my skills by attending workshops and staying informed about the latest educational tools and techniques. I incorporate technology and modern teaching resources into my lessons to make learning dynamic and relevant to today's world. If you're looking for a teacher who is patient, knowledgeable, and committed to your success, I am here to guide you. Together, we can unlock your potential and turn mathematics into one of your greatest strengths.

Hi, my name is Charlene, My aunt was a Math teacher and growing up it was a difficult subject for me. She always taught me that anything was possible once I put my mind to it. With time and lots of practice, I started loving Mathematics. When I graduated from high school I began assisting my aunt teaching others Math and English. I continued to tutor my college students during my college years and taught my own niece and nephew to love mathematics. My strategy is simple, the more you practice the faster you become. My aunt always taught me that mathematics is full of steps. If you are not strong at algebra chances are you are weak in addition and subtraction. Once you strengthen that area, the student takes off like a bullet. Math can be fun once you learn the steps. Her love of teaching certainly has continued to my generation and beyond. I work in the lower Manhattan location and live in Brooklyn in the Mill Basin area.