The Best algebra Tutors in Concord, CA

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

I have extensive experience both tutoring linear algebra students and teaching university level linear algebra. This is my favorite subject, I look forward to working with you or your child. See Victoria's full profile

I have enjoyed teaching Algebra 1 at public and private schools in California since 2002. I am a Math-California-Certificated-Teacher K-12. I am a handy teacher who helps student feel successful, stay successful, and can tutor other subjects than Algebra 1. Having bachelor degree in math, solid knowledge...See Megan's full profile

I've taught Algebra at the middle and high school levels, and have done years of remedial math instruction. I have over 20 years professional education experience as a teacher and school principal. I hold current Math and Science Teaching Credentials, and have a master's degree in curriculum design and...See Terry'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

With 10+ years in the teaching and test prep arena, I'm able to help your middle schooler, high schooler, or Y-O-U excel in math and other subjects. I'll meet you where you are and use what I know about you and your learning style to help fill-in gaps in understanding or build on what you already know to help you get ahead.See Kenisha's full profile

My joy is giving you the boost to complete your work and build your skills. I tutor English, history, and science classes (6th grade, AP, and college level) and prealgebra/algebra. As a learning disability specialist in colleges, I counseled students on accommodations, study skills, and best use of...See Shawn's full profile

I designed the curriculum, assessments, and other resources for these courses and gained experience working with students of a variety of skill levels. Prior to working as a teacher, I worked at a private tutoring center and helped students one-on-one in chemistry, algebra, and ACT Math and Science. I graduated...See Jordan'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

Know everything from basic linear algebra to inner product spaces, applications to data science/quantum mechanics, and even some functional analysis if necessary.See Brian's full profile

One of my favorite things about linear algbera is how many problems are often reduced into linear algebra, and the theory is often so well understood that these very difficult problems often become easy. During my undergrad I majored in statistics and minored in math, many questions were often reduced to linear...See Joshua's full profile

I taught a year of Algebra I in Newark, NJ for a year and since then have tutored algebra to a number of students. I pride myself on my ability to explain problems clearly and to break them down into their components to clearly identify and then strengthen students' weak areas.See Jared'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 am a Berkeley/Princeton educated tutor with 10 years of experience teaching all college math subjects. Unlike a lot of other tutors, I have the educator mindset rather than the student mindset, and I can break down complicated math concepts down to basic logic and deduction. I have worked with students from the most...See Kubrat's full profile

Hi, I'm Preet. I have a masters in accounting and am a CPA with 10+ years of experience. I'm an accounting manager and have worked at audit firms, non profits, and start ups. I also have years of experience tutoring students in various subjects including: general math, geometry, writing, and accounting. I love teaching...See Preet'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

In terms of essay writing, I have helped 3 students as a one-on-one writing tutor for two years as well. As a one-on-one math tutor with Adam's Tutoring, I taught subjects such as Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Botany, and Anatomy for high school and college students. I worked for a year at Excel...See Neha's full profile

... life?”. My prior experiences include being teaching assistant at Diablo Valley College, where I supported over 30 students with subjects such as College Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus. Furthermore, I worked in the DVC Math Lab, where I would tutor tens of students a day through different drop-in sessions. This ...See Nicolas's full profile

My name is Demaris and I've been tutoring privately for over ten years. I tutor in most subjects but math is my specialty. I've worked with elementary school student up to adults. I love my work. I have a BA in Sociology, and since graduating I have completed six ECE units and I continue to take math classes at...See S. Demaris'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

...Intro to CS I (31), Intro to CS II (32), Introduction to Computer Organization (33), Software Construction (35L), Multivariable Calculus (32A & 32B), Linear Algebra (33A), Differential Equations (33B), Discrete Math(61)...See Shreyas's full profile

I am a mathematics teacher in my 30s with over ten years of experience. I have helped thousands of students succeed in courses like Algebra 1, Trigonometry, AP Precalculus, and AP Calculus AB/BC. I graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Mathematics. I earned my master's degree in Teaching and...See Marcus's full profile

A strong foundation in Algebra is the single most important factor for success in all future high school and college STEM courses. My goal is to build that foundation with patience and a focus on deep, conceptual understanding. With a B.S. in Mathematics and a Ph.D. in a related science, I have a complete mastery...See Donnie's full profile

I have taken college-level mathematics courses, along with physical sciences that require up to advanced calculus. I enjoy teaching Algebra to students, as teaching students how to think as they work through each problem is such a joy. Highest level of math completed: Linear Algebra/Calculus III.See Gavin's full profile

Hi there! About me—I’ve completed everything but a dissertation for a Ph.D. in Economics from UC-Berkeley. I triple-majored at UT-Austin, earning math, economics, and journalism degrees in four years (not counting two semesters in DC/India!) with a 3.9 GPA. As for teaching qualifications, I TA’d for six...See Dawn's full profile