The Best algebra Tutors in Berkeley, CA

I have a BA in math. I have years of experience tutoring. I have tutored linear algebra for multiple students at the "first course" in linear algebra and the "second course" in linear algebra.See Phillip's full profile

Hi, I'm Evan. I’m currently a junior at UC Berkeley majoring in data science. In high school, I graduated at the top of my class with a 4.88 weighted GPA. I have extensive experience with test prep in various subjects (SAT, AP BC Calculus, AP Precalc, AP Physics 1, AP Physics C, and AP Econ). I started tutoring in...See Evan's full profile

I have been teaching Intermediate Algebra for 2 semesters at the Dona Ana Community College (DACC).See Azadeh's full profile

Mastering Algebra 2 is key to success in all future math classes, especially Calculus. I have taught Algebra 2 in high schools and colleges over many years. I am very familiar with the high school curriculum and am very good at helping students understand new concepts. See Martin's full profile

I truly enjoy tutoring, mentoring and coaching to unlock your potential while having fun! French, Math (particularly Algebra, Calculus) and Microsoft Office Suite/Google Apps are my favorite topics. My approach to tutoring is to practice methodical reasoning and critical thinking to arm my students with...See Brigitte's full profile

I have been teaching middle and high school math for the past 10 years, including various levels of pre-algebra, Algebra I, Algebra II, as well as other math classes (esp. trigonometry, geometry). I also teach various linear algebra skills and concepts in the science classes that I teach.See Fred's full profile

Algebra 1 can be thought of as the real beginning of important math, and with that comes more difficult concepts. I understand where students have common difficulty, and I enjoy helping to them to reach complete understanding. Graphical and analytical analysis of equations and word problems are now required. A...See Trevor's full profile

Teaching this past year reminded me of how much I miss laughing with students, seeing how much they can grow, and being challenged. During undergrad, I worked four years for the college as an Algebra tutor. I graduated Magna Cum Laude in education with a math minor.See Heather's full profile

I have advanced degrees in Electrical Engineering. Digital systems design and management is based on the Boolean algebra and symbolic logic. I applied the principles during eight years as an electrical engineer at one of the premier design centers in the world. In addition, I have taken multiple courses in...See Jim's full profile

I have an engineering degree and have tutored over a dozen students in algebra specifically, and many more in other algebra-based courses.See Ted's full profile

... - AP English Language - AP English Literature - Spanish - Grammar - Reading Techniques - Essay Writing - Proofreading - Phonology Mathematics: - Algebra I & II - Geometry - Trigonometry - Precalculus - Differential Calculus Test Prep: - SAT - ACT - AP - CHSPE / CAHSEE - ISEE - HSPT Computer Science...See Arjun's full profile

It is not the kid. It is how we teach (or cant teach Math) For me, it is always hard when I hear that “mathematics is too hard” Some students don’t see the value in it. They don’t see any practical purpose in what they are learning. Part of it is how the curriculum is taught; some of it has do with understanding...See Ahmet's full profile

Hi! I'm Ori, a recent graduate of the University of Pennsylvania in the Master of Behavioral and Decision Sciences program. In my undergraduate education, I was a double major in Philosophy and Psychology with a minor in Cognitive Science at Cornell University. Throughout my four years there, I took courses across many...See Ori's full profile

As an AI Researcher at a Startup and UC Berkeley PhD student in the Ecology department with a thesis in AI, my expertise includes Bayesian statistics, Linear Algebra, Machine Learning, Spatially Explicit Time-Series (SETS) models, generative AI, and Large Language Models (LLMs). Here's why I believe our...See Oliver's full profile

...expressions, radicals, writing equations of lines, solving systems of linear equations in two variables, solving radical equations, and solving word problems. Algebra I is one of the most important math classes in high school because it is the foundation for higher math. Practice makes perfect. Being a math tutor for more...See Nancy's full profile

I have taken three linear-algebra courses at the college-level and have been tutoring the subject for years. As a theoretical physicist, I use linear algebra on a day-to-day basis for my research and my teaching at the college level.See Nicholas's full profile

I'm incredibly flexible with breadth of subject matter and depth of knowledge; however, my favorite subject to teach is mathematics: especially calculus, analysis, linear and abstract algebra, logic, discrete mathematics (number theory, combinatorics, etc), and statistics. After our session, you’ll be...See Carson's full profile

I am qualified to tutor algebra because I received an A in pre-algebra/ Algebra 1 and I also scored a 790 on SAT math section. Additionally, I have experience tutoring students privately and also as a part of CSF throughout high school. I would love to share my subject expertise with you and please...See Joyce's full profile

I have completed two courses in Linear Algebra; one being a lower division course focusing on computations, the other an upper division class focusing on proofs. In addition, I have applied linear algebra in building my regression models. Finally, there are many skills I have developed in my general...See Jason's full profile

Hi, I'm Marta. I have a Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from UC Berkeley and have worked as a psychology professor for 30 years. As a professor I have extensive experience with one-to-one tutoring and mentoring of students, both teenagers and adults. I have worked with students from many different cultures and...See Marta's full profile

I love teaching, and I've taught and tutored in numerous formats for over 20 years now. I have a PhD from Brown and a BA from Harvard, both in Applied Mathematics. I've taught Math, Computer Science, Statistics and Data Science at places like UC-Berkeley, Brown, University of San Francisco, and the Metis Data Science...See Brian's full profile

I am a recent graduate student of UC Berkeley's Master's of Information Management and Systems program. I graduated on the data science track. I took coursework in machine learning, computer programming, statistics, and natural language processing. Before school, I spent 4 years working in data science. I spent two...See George's full profile

Algebra 2 focuses on learning advanced functions like advanced quadratic, higher degree polynomial, exponential, & logarithmic functions. The key to mastering Algebra 2 is becoming familiar with the shapes of graphs, and knowing how the graphs evolve as we tinker with the different aspects of each...See Randy's full profile

Tutoring is an act of observation. It succeeds where normal instruction fails because it is geared toward a student's particular strengths. My best experiences as a tutor have been with the students who needed me most, learning how they needed to learn. I have been a tutor in one setting or another since childhood....See Francesca's full profile

Hi, my name is Richmond. I have a great interest in making a difference and thought that teachers or tutors is one of the most influential ways of just doing that. I don’t mind giving FREE TRIAL LESSONS to see if we are compatible or not as I believe the student will learn best with what he/she is most comfortable...See Richmond's full profile