68 Rosanky Hyperbola Tutors

...Derivatives are instantaneous rates of change and integrals are areas under curves. It turns out that derivatives and integrals are inverses of each other. That is, the area under the curve of a derivative function is the function itself. Fascinating. How would you prove the area of a circle is Pi*r^2. Well, you could inscribe the circle inside... read more

...My philosophy about learning difficult subjects is that everyone has the ability to understand them; they just haven't had the opportunity to see it the way they need to in order to understand. I can offer patience and creativity to help students of any grade level grasp difficult concepts and use higher level understanding to tackle mathematics... read more

...My research interest has always been in partial differential equations, so naturally I have taken and done well in every undergraduate differential equations course offered in college. Now, as a graduate student I am constantly learning about and working with differential equations so I am basically surrounded by them all the time. As far as teaching... read more

...I make an effort to explain concepts as clearly as I can, and I like to give detailed solutions to example problems that have each step neatly recorded. However, I am a firm believer in the idea that one cannot learn math by simply watching somebody else solve problems. In a tutoring capacity, I try to ensure that students walk away with the ability... read more

...am a retired professional who obtained a Texas teaching certification in Math and Physics. I tried teaching, but found it too demanding so I am now available for tutoring. I have successfully tutored pre-AP Geometry and Pre-Calculus. I have taught regular Physics and AP Physics. I tutored my sons through high school Calculus and Physics. I tutored... read more