The Best Algebra 2 Tutors in Aurora, CO

I'm Ben, a long-time tutor who is a member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors and earned a J.D. with an emphasis in taxation from the University of Colorado at Boulder, and a M.B.A. in Marketing and B.A. in Biology from the University of Colorado at Denver. I was valedictorian of my M.B.A. class and a...See Benjamin's full profile

Hello, my name is David, and I am an educator eager to help you - or your child - along on your way to academic success! I have over a decade of experience in education, working in public school, private school, and in-home settings. I specialize in the humanities -- such as English, reading, writing, history,...See David's full profile

Degrees obtained: Master of Science in Management (In Progress), GPA 4.0 Master of Science in Data Science, GPA 3.86 Bachelor of Science in Statistics, GPA 4.0 Bachelor of Arts in Economics, GPA 4.0 Actuarial Credential: Associate of the Society of Actuaries I can help you with: Business: Microeconomics,...See Cindy's full profile

Hi! My name is Abhijnana, and I graduated from UC Berkeley in 2021 where I majored in physics and biology, with a concentration in neurobiology. After graduating, I worked in a neuroscience lab at Boston Children's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, and then received my MS in biostatistics from the University of...See Abhijnana's full profile

With a Masters Degree in International Business and Bachelor of Science in Math, Physics, and Chemistry, I bring over 13 years of dedicated tutoring experience to students across a wide range of levels ( middle, high and College students). I specialize in Physics, Chemistry and Math instruction, covering Algebra 1...See Shivani's full profile

You've completed algebra 1 and understood topics of linear equations, inequalities, and functions. I now welcome you to algebra 2, which is touch on systems of equations, inequalities, exponential and logarithmic functions, logarithms, imaginary and complex numbers, conic sections, and matrices. Don't...See Diana's full profile

I graduated from Emory University (2024) with a BS in Chemistry (3.979 GPA) and will be entering a U.S. allopathic medical school in 2026. I have 150+ hours of tutoring experience with multiple agencies, working one-on-one with students in math and science and preparing them for the SAT/ACT. I scored 5s on AP Chemistry...See Richard's full profile

I fell in love with teaching during my college days. My professors gave me the opportunity to teach a few classes of my own, and I soon discovered the joy of helping students to reach that "aha" moment when everything becomes clear. Now, I'm trying to bring those "aha" moments to students of math, from prealgebra...See John's full profile

Hi! My name is Kristin (she/her). I'm currently a Physics PhD candidate at the University of Colorado Boulder and I study Physics Education Research. I am also a former middle/high school math and science teacher in Denver Public Schools, primarily working with 7th through 10th grade students on math concepts from...See Kristin's full profile

Hi everybody! I'm Steve and I'm originally from Pittsburgh, PA. I earned a PhD in Mathematics some years ago, and I moved to the Denver area some time after that to be a Professor at a local university. I have been teaching classes for about 20 years and tutoring for about 25 years. I started pretty young and still...See Steve's full profile

I am very excited for the opportunity to tutor you in math/physics--two subjects I've been passionate about from a very young age. I find happiness in witnessing my students grow and become more comfortable with these subjects, especially as they begin to connect these concepts to their lives. Math and physics have so...See Tyler's full profile

Hi! I'm Julia. I am an experienced and enthusiastic tutor with lots of practice helping students online. I can help with math, English and test prep. I also love writing and can edit or conference about essays, research papers, and college application essays. In addition to subject specific tutoring, I offer...See Julia Rose's full profile

Learning Algebra 2 is about putting together all the pieces you learned in previous math classes, and exploring those concepts more fully. It's about things like moving functions around on a graph and turning exponents into logarithms...which don't have to be frustrating! If you are struggling with...See Annette's full profile

I've worked in the analytical software business for a number of years, and have trained software engineers for Fortune 500 companies worldwide. I have extensive practical experience with using math and science for software applications. I have run a software consulting business for over 25 years. I have managed teams...See Greg's full profile

Hello! Growing up in a house with a chemical engineer sparked my love and passion for science. I originally planned on using my science background to clean up water pollution from mining activities; however, I decided to become a high school teacher. I have a very interdisciplinary science background which allows me...See Jeremy's full profile

Most people are not the biggest fans of chemistry... Their experiences are something to the tune of "Why do I need to know this?" or "I just need to pass!" Well, I'm here with encouraging news: learning chemistry can not only be painless but it can also be straightforward and engaging. You will find that the more...See Alexander's full profile

Hello! My name is Christine, and I have been teaching since 2004. I have a B.S. in chemical engineering from UC Berkeley and a M.S. in mathematics from California State University. I currently teach at the University level and have taught everything from basic math and algebra all the way up to calculus. I started my...See Christine's full profile

I have been tutoring since high school, and I still enjoy tutoring now that I am retired! It is an awesome feeling to help a student who has been struggling with a problem or concept to "get it". For most of my career I have used math, physics, and statistics to solve real-world problems. This allows me to bring a lot...See Marc's full profile

After graduating from high school with my diploma from the International Baccalaureate Program in 2013, I moved on to pursue my Bachelor's degree in Astrophysics with a minor in philosophy at CU Boulder. Thanks to credits I received from the IB program, I was able to complete a five year degree in only three. Following...See Ariel's full profile

Learning is a daily, lifelong process. If embraced, it can foster a fulfilling life, one with many choices regarding career, family, and personal attainment. I discovered that at an early age and feel that I have been a beneficiary. That’s my approach as a tutor: listen carefully and understand my student; respect...See Jim's full profile

I'm a lifelong learner who enjoys sharing my passion for learning with others. I enjoy teaching and I'm patient with students. I focus on coaching students on the learning process as well as the content. I believe that every student is unique and work with each to find approaches to learning, studying and academic...See Patrick's full profile

I have had the privilege to tutor full time for the last 7 years in Los Angeles. I lean on patience and empathy as the cornerstones of an approach that I hand craft for every student I teach. I strongly value developing intuition, especially in more abstract areas of math and science. One of my primary directives is to...See Abdullah's full profile

I have a mathematics degree from the Colorado School of Mines. I have been a geophysicist, a money manager, and entrepreneur, but my true calling is teaching mathematics, which I have been doing as a full-time tutor since 2008. I have worked primarily with high-school and college age students, in algebra, geometry,...See David's full profile

I've enjoyed teaching for as long as I can remember. There are few things more rewarding than sharing the "eureka" moment with someone who had given up on understanding. Too often, people see their own lack of understanding as a lack of intelligence. In my experience, it usually means that the teacher explains in a way...See Sean's full profile

Hi! My name is Sean P, I'm a 21-year-old from Arvada, Colorado, and I'm a junior at CU Boulder studying applied mathematics! I started playing chess just under 5 years ago during the pandemic, beginning as a 400 rated rapid player. I quickly fell in love with the game, and have worked hard through self-study in my own...See Sean's full profile