The Best Algebra 2 Tutors in Daly City, CA

Thank you for visiting my profile, As a self-taught artist with a Williams College background in mathematics and history, I am able to tutor students in a variety of subjects to reach short-term goals (homework assignments, exams, papers) while cultivating long term study patterns. My tutoring specialties are:...See Felipe's full profile

Whether you're a working professional exploring new career opportunities or a student applying to college or graduate school, I’d love to help you succeed. I offer a strategic, personalized approach to college counseling, interview preparation, and graduate applications, designed to help you clarify your goals and...See Aaron's full profile

I have been tutoring students in a range of math subjects, including Algebra 2 for over 14 years. I also taught math enrichment classes and one-on-one full-credit courses in Algebra 2 and other math subjects.See Fred's full profile

I have professional expertise in Software Engineering and Artificial Intelligence (including Machine Learning). I have tutored in these areas as well as Mathematics with unanimous 100% 5-star ratings. I graduated as a Regents' and Chancellor's Scholar from U.C Berkeley with a Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering &...See Rocky's full profile

I have found it to be critical to be sure that the student has mastered skills from Algebra 1 before going forward. My first session thus usually involves some diagnosis of which skills the student needs help with before going on to Algebra 2. A firm base on which to build is required.See Jeffrey's full profile

I am a professional tutor in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. In 2007, I received a B.S in Chemistry from UC Berkeley with honors and since then, I have helped hundreds of students reach their full potential in Math and Science Classes. Over the past five years, I have tutored both privately and in many Bay Area...See Nenad's full profile

I am currently a PhD student in mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley. I have taught multiple sections of linear algebra and calculus, and was awarded an Outstanding TA award for my efficacy in teaching. I'd of course be happy to chat about what being in a PhD program is like, especially for mathematics....See Brian's full profile

Algebra 2 starts to introduce the concepts that will be more rigorously explored in Precalculus. Proper understanding at this point is very important. Inequalities, polynomials, exponents, quadratic equations, functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, and series are all very important. I can help students...See Trevor's full profile

I am a recent college graduate from Stanford University, where I double majored in Economics and Film & Media Studies. And for the past four years I have also worked as a professional tutor or teacher's assistant for a variety of companies and organizations, including Stanford University. During this time, I have...See Raymond's full profile

I have been tutoring since 2005 in various subjects such as high school and college math, SAT/ACT test prep, high school and college biology including chemistry and physics. My education is in Molecular and Cell Biology from University of California Berkeley (UCB). I received a Masters of Science in Applied Anatomy and...See Yanina'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 graduated from George Mason University with a degree in Biology and I am currently pursuing my second graduate degree at Harvard University. I am a professionally trained tutor. I worked as a lead tutor at Northern Virginia Community College Tutoring Center for over 3 years. I have been a professional tutor for the...See Bibhaw's full profile

Struggling with physics or math? You're not alone. I'm an Ivy League physics grad and former USC PhD researcher who knows how challenging these subjects can be. I break down intimidating topics into clear, manageable steps. My goal is to turn your frustration into confidence, whether you're preparing for a final exam or...See Isabella's full profile

My name is Arjun. I provide in person tutoring in the San Francisco Bay Area or online tutoring with a flexible time and travel schedule. I work at Stanford, I hold a PhD in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University and a Bachelors in Mathematics-Statistics from Columbia University. Over the years, I have tutored...See Arjun's full profile

Wondering how to memorize the tough biochemical reactions for your upcoming midterms? I can help! I graduated with a Ph.D. in pharmacology and toxicology and got my B.S. in biochemistry and molecular biology, both in University of California, Davis. I have previously assisted and helped numbers of students as being a...See Samuel's full profile

I have experience tutoring and teaching Algebra, including pre-algebra, algebra ,1 and algebra 2. I have aced all of my mathematics subjects in both college and high school. See Rebecca's full profile

My name is Steven and I am a UC Irvine college graduate with a double major in Mechanical Engineering and Sociology with a minor in management. Math has always been my favorite subject and comes naturally to me. I had a 750 on math for my SATs and a 5 on AP Calculus BC. I got a 4.05 GPA at Lowell High School. I was a...See Steven's full profile

I bring a unique blend of academic background and practical teaching experience that I believe will benefit students seeking clarity and understanding in their subjects. My journey in academia began at UC Davis, where I pursued a degree in neurobiology. I aim to leverage my educational background as well as my past...See Altjin's full profile

I am a recent graduate student of UC Berkeley's Master's of Information Management and Systems program. I graduated on the data science track. I took coursework in machine learning, computer programming, statistics, and natural language processing. Before school, I spent 4 years working in data science. I spent two...See George's full profile

Hi, I am Etoria! I graduated from Clark Atlanta University (CAU) as a transfer student, I completed the requirement to earn a Bachelors of Arts in Religion and Psychology. The languages that I studied in college were Spanish and Egyptian Grammar (1yr Independent Study). After completing the requirements for a Masters...See Etoria's full profile

Algebra 2 introduces independent and dependent variables and how their solution can be determined by for linear relationships for two or three variables. Algebra 2 also gives an overview of more complex mathematical functions like basic trigonometric functions, power functions, logarithms, and exponential...See Andreas's full profile

Hello! My name is Leo and I am a second-year undergraduate student majoring in Computer Science. I am currently a teaching assistant at my college for the course Programming fundamentals — C++. Here, I hold office hours, grade, and provide feedback on assignments for 30+ students. This summer, I was a software...See Leo's full profile

Hi, I'm Donnie. I'm a PhD chemist from UC Berkeley with a passion for making complex subjects feel approachable and clear. My goal is to help students build a deep, fundamental understanding so they can solve problems with confidence and curiosity. With perfect scores on the quantitative sections of the SAT and GRE, I...See Donnie'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

It is not the kid. It is how we teach (or cant teach Math) For me, it is always hard when I hear that “mathematics is too hard” Some students don’t see the value in it. They don’t see any practical purpose in what they are learning. Part of it is how the curriculum is taught; some of it has do with understanding...See Ahmet's full profile