The Best algebra Tutors in Alameda, CA

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

I have provided expert level individualized math tutoring for over 25 years. I have worked with students who have weak math skills and are currently struggling to keep up, students who are doing well and want to do advanced work, as well as students who fall somewhere in between. I have tutored in all elementary, junior...See Jahi's full profile

I am a math teacher at a public School with over ten years of experience teaching Algebra 1 in both school settings and academic tutoring programs. My deep understanding of the subject allows me to quickly identify and address common student misconceptions. I provide clear explanations, targeted practice, and...See Thomas's full profile

I work with my students through Math Competition Program (MCP). The goal of MCP is to give all students a solid foundation in competition mathematics. To successfully accomplish this, I build upon topics gradually and thoroughly - rather than providing a quick fix for problems and gaps. Every new idea and block of...See Oleg's full profile

Online Algebra tutor with Tutor.com and Tutorme for 15+ years.See Daria's full profile

I attended UC Berkeley and completed college level precalculus and calculus courses. And I got all As in these courses. After that, I obtained my masters degree in structural Engineering at UC Davis where I furthered my understanding of Math in Engineering application. See Yuanmin's full profile

I have both tutoring and teaching experience ranging from middle school to university level classes. I started tutoring mathematics in my undergraduate program, taught at an accelerated school in Redwood City teaching middle school algebra to integral calculus, and continued teaching university math classes as...See Alexander'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 know math really well, but more importantly, I know how to teach it really well. If you schedule a lesson with me, I guarantee you won't be disappointed.See Aaron'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

I currently teach and tutor advanced high school and undergraduate mathematics, from Algebra 1 to Calculus. I also teach content and test-taking strategies for the digital SAT. Students working with me have increased their SAT math scores by 100+ points.See Derrick's full profile

I have recent Hon. Algebra I students in the Pleasanton school district. I could explain the main points precisely and concisely (Algebra is my PhD area). I also provide extra practice and drill problems. My students show clear improvement in understanding and technical Algebraic skills.See Chuntak's full profile

Hi, I'm John! I have an M.Sc. in Mathematics (earned with a Distinction) and top scores on the GMAT (770), GRE (170q/167v), and LSAT (175). I am also a Graduate Statistician of the Royal Statistical Society. I have been doing Math and Test Prep tutoring since 2011. What I've found in the various fields I've studied...See John's full profile

The second year of high school algebra introduces new concepts: logarithmic functions, exponential functions, series, sequences, conic sections (and learning how to sketch graphs of these curves). Sometimes the teacher and course move a little too fast for a student. A little help might be all it takes for the...See Theodore's full profile

Hi, I'm Sam! I completed a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science in 2015 and have worked as a software engineer with a focus on full-stack web development for over 6 years since then. I also have over a year of experience teaching web development skills for a coding bootcamp. I love teaching and helping students learn...See Samantha's full profile

I am an engineer by training so I’m very familiar and comfortable with a wide range of mathematical concepts, including algebra. I have also tutored several students over the years needing help with Math at both high school and college levels.See Haroldo's full profile

I graduated from Columbia University, where I studied biomedical engineering and music. I went to medical school at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell and am now an Internal Medicine Resident Physician. In high school, I attended an IB school and am familiar with the IB curriculum. I love learning about...See Jonathan's full profile

Hi! My name is Therese, and I'm a first year medical student at UCSF. I'm also Stanford alum with a BA in English and Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity and an MA in sociology. I also did my post-bac at Johns Hopkins University. I have been a tutor for various subjects since I was a freshman in high school, and I...See Therese's full profile

Previous Algebra 2 Honors tutorSee Ariya'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

My approach emphasizes clarity, confidence, and step-by-step reasoning, making Algebra accessible to students who feel stuck or discouraged. I have passed Wyzant’s Algebra 1 certification and regularly support students transitioning from elementary and pre-algebra into formal algebra coursework.See Jason's full profile

Don't be afraid if you need to relearn basics. Be prepared to move from moving numbers around the page to understanding the "hows" and "whys" of what you're doing (so you can bail yourself out if you forget a process). I meet you where you are and use what I know about you, your learning style, and your current grasp of...See Kenisha's full profile

As a high school chemistry teacher, I am often teaching not just science, but also the requisite algebra skills necessary for my class. I have taught lessons on ratios, percentages, single and multi-step equations, quadratic equations, and systems of equations. I am familiar with the common student misconceptions...See Oliver's full profile

When I began tutoring a few years ago, I firmly believed that anyone could do well in mathematics, all the way through Calculus, provided you are relatively fluent in a few formulas and make time for regular problem sets. My experience over that time has only confirmed my suspicions, and its has been a great pleasure to...See Charles's full profile

I have worked with middle school and high school students for more than ten years tutoring Algebra 1. I've also taught Algebra 1 to remedial students during the summer to help them get caught up to common core standards for their respective grades.See Nancy's full profile