The Best Math Tutors in Franklin, MI

I'm a physician in residency who tutors on the side, and math has always been the backbone of everything I do clinically. Getting into and through medical school meant surviving years of quantitative coursework, so I know what it takes to build a strong math foundation under pressure. I focus on...See Catherine's full profile

I have taught pre-calculus (including trigonometry) and other high-school math subjects for over fifteen years. I've worked with trigonometric functions for animation, woodworking, and video game mechanics, so I can also speak to practical applications of the math. Lastly, I've also studied trig...See Jordan's full profile

I doubled majored in math and physics in college. I also have master's degrees in physics and astronomy. I taught physics and astronomy courses at UIndy and Ivy Tech.See Kat's full profile

I graduated university with three bachelor degrees in Physics, electrical engineering and engineering physics with honors in Tau Beta Pi, a national engineering honors society. I am an experienced tutor with over 3+ years teaching/tutoring experience in math, science and engineering. The class sizes I have...See Steven's full profile

I am a former college instructor and have previously tutored children in this age range in the general elementary curriculum for over 15 years. While I primarily was requested to work with children needing help in reading, I also worked in math and science support and enrichment. I use a variety of methods...See Alisa's full profile

I would like to use my knowledge and skills to help people in the STEM fields, whether they be undergraduate students needing some extra help with a difficult subject, or they are high school students trying to make it through the math and science courses, or wanting to excel because they hope for a future career...See Steven's full profile

Math has always been a strong suit of mine throughout my entire education. My mathematics goes up to Linear Algebra, which may sound scary and believe me, it is not. However, Pre Algebra is a great starting point to get the basic idea of dropping numeric values and placing in letters instead.See Maxx's full profile

Do-taught 8th grade mathSee Aleza's full profile

I successfully taught Algebra I and other math courses in Detroit Public Schools and made extensive use of algebra and statistics throughout my time in risk management and consulting.See David's full profile

I have a B.S. in Psychology and German from Central Michigan University (magna cum laude) and completed five years of graduate work in Germany, passing all eight of the cumulative Diplom exams (equivalent to a Master's level). I have over 15 years of experience teaching both adults and children and believe in continuous...See Carrie's full profile

I have years of experience tutoring 1st through 3rd graders in reading and math as a volunteer. I'm also an Elementary level Reading & Math Program Coordinator that tutors a small focus group of 10 students (3 years of experience). Although, my passion is helping Elementary school students, I...See Nina's full profile

...the highest effectiveness rating every year evaluated. I also coached 8+ seasons of high school pole vault. Before becoming a public school teacher, I tutored math with a fourth grader, did virtual English lessons with students in China, volunteered as a docent at a science museum, and was a substitute teacher. Despite...See Erica's full profile

Taught Geometry in high school for more than five years See Amer's full profile

The SAT Math covers topics from Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry. If you are in Pre-Calculus, you have most likely seen all of the information before. While the test is certainly checking for content knowledge, it also checks for a certain level of ability to manipulate the material. Also, you...See Michael's full profile

I specialize primarily in Computer Science Theory, Mathematics, Analysis of Algorithms, Evolutionary Computation, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). My journey with math began early on as I excelled in the subject from a young age. I went on to study advanced mathematics and computer science at the graduate...See Allen's full profile

Through teaching, I have learned that passing knowledge to the next generation is a truly rewarding experience. After I completed my high school, I started tutoring mathematics to other students; although this was over 30 years ago, I still remember the satisfaction I felt when those students graduated high school and...See Sinniah's full profile

In addition to my mathematics PhD, I took the AMC when I was a child, and continued throughout college with competition math, getting a top score in the VTRMC, and scoring well on the Putnam. I have taught in a classroom setting and tutored numerous students in proof-writing and the sorts of problem-solving...See Juniper's full profile

My graduate work is in neuroscience, how the brain learns, and how to effectively help people through their learning challenges. I work across all subject areas, and function more as a coach. I have taught History, French, Spanish, and Math at the middle school and high school levels. Many people struggle with...See Kevin's full profile

After completing my graduate program, one of my responsibilities was to instruct doctoral students who were learning their core professional skills to work as psychologists. I also tutored adult students who were working to complete their GEDs. I enjoyed helping them gain the English language and math skills...See Julian's full profile

Hello, I'm Deontae H. and I have graduated with a degree in Statistics and am interested in being a math tutor. As a student at Michigan State University, I often attended the Math & Stats Help Room so I could explain how I approached problems and of course to see if those approaches were right or...See Deontae's full profile

Note: I also tutor higher level math classes (abstract algebra, analysis, topology, competition math, combinatorics, etc.) that aren't included in Wyzant's set of subjects. Tutoring mathematics, and math itself, are my biggest passions and my strongest skills. I've worked many years...See Ryan's full profile

My first experience of tutoring or coaching was helping other girls with their math homework at grade school level! They just wanted the correct answers, but I had to help them to understand my favorite subject! The "aha!" moment in a student is what sets me alight. Born and educated in England, I have...See Alison's full profile

My name is Na L. and I'm a PhD student of mechanical engineering at Oakland University. Because of my background in engineering, I have strong skills in mathematics, physics and chemistry. I am originally from Beijing, China. Mandarin is my primary language and so I am capable of teaching Chinese as well. During my...See Na's full profile

My goal is to strengthen critical thinking skills so that students can learn to think for themselves, becoming their own best critics. Euclidean proofs and the foundations of the Cartesian algebraic methods were my Maths specialties in College. To be sure, I love calculus, but the rhythm and flow of simply...See Jennifer's full profile

I received a perfect score on the SAT Math section, which tests similar concepts to ACT math. I have also taken various college-level mathematics courses, including Calculus I & II (Calc BC), Calculus III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations, all before finishing high school. Moreover, I have...See Joshua's full profile