The Best Prealgebra Tutors in Bayonne, NJ

Hi, I’m Abdullahi! I hold a Bachelor's degree with honors in Electrical & Electronics Engineering, a Master's degree with distinction in Electrical Power Engineering, and a Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering. With more than 20 years of experience tutoring both high school and university students, I bring a strong academic...See ABDULLAHI's full profile

Hi, my name is Wesley. Having attended both Stuyvesant High School and MIT, I am available to tutor in a variety of math subjects as well as standardized test prep (see list below). I have more than 10 years of teaching experience, ranging from a volunteer teacher at the Salvation Army, SCORE! coach, SAT tutor at AIM...See Wesley's full profile

Hi! I’m Brant, currently pursuing a degree in Economics with minors in Sociology and Entrepreneurship at Wake Forest University. My passion for mathematics and helping others succeed has led me to tutor students in my local community, particularly in SAT and ACT math subjects. I’ve consistently achieved an 800 on...See Brant's full profile

I am currently a Software Developer III at EquipmentShare, a venture-backed startup. Previously, I had 3 years of experience at Amazon as a Software Engineer. I graduated from the University of Maryland with a double degree in Computer Science (Machine Learning) and Economics. I have proficient experience in advanced...See Vaishnavi's full profile

In 2022, I graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a double major in Computer Science and Molecular & Cell Biology with Honors. Later, I attained my Masters degree in Computer Science from Cornell University. In high school, I passed 7 AP tests with scores of mostly 4's and 5's. I have been...See Lisa's full profile

I teach math in an independent school in NYC, and have also worked in math ed-tech. Prior to that, I was a college professor at the University of Rochester. I love explaining things clearly and seeing understanding blossom in a student. To help a student understand something, the key is to make it concrete,...See Raj's full profile

...with the standard elementary curriculums, such as Singapore, Math Mammoth, Saxon, and Beast Academy. I've taught almost all the AoPS classes -- starting with Prealgebra, continuing through Geometry, Introduction to Number Theory and Introduction to Counting & Probability and through Precalculus, Intermediate Algebra, and Calculus...See Olena's full profile

✨📚 Struggling to reach your dream SAT score? 📚✨ I’m Ari Morrison, a Magna Cum Laude graduate in Math & Statistics from Rutgers, and I now consistently score 1550+ on the SAT. 🎓💯 I’ve been tutoring math for 4+ years, working with students from middle school through college. 💡 Along the way, I’ve...See Ari's full profile

I have an M.S. in mathematics and am currently doing research in the Data Science field. I've been tutoring for over a decade. As an undergraduate, I tutored for the NYU Math Department. After my sophomore year, I was tutoring students in all levels of undergraduate math. After I graduated I became an adjunct...See Alexander's full profile

I've both tutored Prealgebra and taught it in the classroom. Now's the time to master it, because the rest of high school math leans on it. I've also tutored science and English, and taught SAT Verbal in the classroom. And since I've studied - and taught - Anatomy and Physiology for...See Rachim's full profile

I live near Zabar's on the Upper West Side and tutor in-person throughout Manhattan, as well as online. I tutor all of high school math - including AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Precalculus, Integrated Math, IB Math, and the less advanced topics. I am comfortable online or in person. For in-person I generally...See Daniel's full profile

My Prealgebra skills include solving algebraic word problems, understanding measures of central tendency (mean, median and mode),and solving for both x and y by various methods(eg., substitution). It also includes using algebra to solve geometry problems, such as finding the missing angle in a triangle. See Timothy's full profile

I homeschooled my children in Prealgebra. I taught middle school math enrichment, acceleration and remediation at an afterschool program for a year.See Edward's full profile

I teach students to understand rather than memorize, building proficiency and confidence! I assess each student's skill level and tailor my lessons to their unique needs. All concepts are broken down into easily understood parts, and time is taken to review and strengthen fundamentals as needed. For students looking to...See Violet's full profile

I am a Yale Graduate with over a decade of experience tutoring math and science. I have worked with many students in both high school and college courses to boost confidence and achieve their goals. I enjoy helping students understand math and science. I work with them to understand the patterns and connections between...See Lauren's full profile

For the last eight years, I have worked as a full-time tutor for a private NYC tutoring agency. I have accumulated thousands of hours of experience. I have helped students vastly improve test scores, ace courses, and gain admittance to elite NYC private schools and elite universities. I run Outlier Prep, where we offer...See Sebastian's full profile

Prealgebra is the critical bridge to success in higher-level math, and I’m here to make sure you master it with confidence. I break down concepts into clear, manageable steps and tailor lessons to your learning style. Whether you’re struggling with basic operations or beginning to work with variables and...See Charlie's full profile

I have been a math teacher and English teacher since 1995, focusing on math. I have tutored students individually throughout that time. I believe each person constructs meaning out of the world and individual discussion helps people make sense of what they see and experience. I decided to focus on teaching math...See Susan's full profile

Hi, I have a BA in Mathematics from New York University and an MS in Analytics from Carnegie Mellon University. I have extensive experience in tutoring, and my approach is to create a strong foundation in whatever area of math I tutor, allowing each student to fully grasp the material and excel. This method is...See Samuel's full profile

Hi, I'm Michael! I have a PhD in physics from UC Berkeley and an MSci and BA in physics from the University of Cambridge. I have 5 years of experience tutoring math, physics and chemistry, and 5 years experience teaching undergrad level math and physics classes at UC Berkeley, where I won an outstanding TA award. I...See Michael's full profile

I have had experience with tutoring high school and later university students at several stages of my life. In high school I tutored 11th graders in SAT Math and was able to raise their scores by more than 150 points in some cases. Afterwards, while attending the University of Chicago, I became a grader for a Calculus...See Oleg's full profile

Yes I am the the Real Organic Oracle, Chemistry Sage, Physics Phenom, MCAT/DAT Magician and I also do a lot of Math prep too! MIT PhD Grad with an insane desire to educate and inspire! My passion is to work with students of all ages (Middle School through Graduate Programs) in Science and Math. My goal is to...See Kevin's full profile

Hi! I am a Columbia University graduate who majored in Neuroscience and Behavior with a concentration in Economics. I tutor everything from Elementary School Mathematics to Calculus and SAT/ACT Math. I have 9+ years of tutoring experience, privately tutoring young children to high school students. I had students who...See Megan's full profile

Hi, I'm Emma! I am currently a graduate student at Columbia University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences pursuing my PhD in Chemistry. I graduated summa cum laude from Stony Brook University with a Bachelors of Science in Chemistry with departmental honors. At Stony Brook, I was trained and certified by the College...See Emma's full profile

Remember how difficult it was the first time your physics teacher said you had to break forces down into components in order to use Newton's Second Law? Or when they asked you to find the maxima and minima of a complicated function? I sure do - I struggled with those things as well. But I found that with good teachers...See Jeff's full profile