The Best Trigonometry Tutors in Garden Grove, CA

When I completed the ACT Test my score composite score was a 30, which was in the 97th percentile for that year. In the math section, I scored a perfect 36 out of 36. The math portion of the ACT covers the subject matter of pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. For this portion of the test, I review...See Melissa's full profile

Now, I am working in college as a math instructional assistant for 20 hours in a week. I am going to help students who are not comfortable in algebra1,2, calculus 1,2,3, and trigonometry. Text books "Sullivan" and "James Stewart" for calculus are very familiar to me and I am completely...See Touba's full profile

I am extremely excited about being a professor of mathematics and focusing my time and energy on teaching and mentoring students. I have 15+ years of experience teaching the full range of math courses including statistics and trigonometry. I also have experience in preparing students for standardized tests such...See Anton's full profile

I'm a retired physics professor who is very passionate about teaching physics/mathematics and training a young generation of scientists for independent research and opportunity to participate in science competitions such as Siemens and Intel International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). I hold a PhD in Physics from...See Soo Yong's full profile

After spending years working in the field of college admissions, I've since switched jobs and decided to start working directly with students. My focus in educational consulting is to bring expert guidance to families of high school students. My experience comes from having worked for some of the country's most...See Joseph's full profile

My qualifications are listed carefully on my profile. I've been teaching math and other subjects since 2000. I'm completely certain I can help.See David's full profile

I have experience in Algebra 1, Trigonometry, and collegiate level Algebra theory. I have experience tutoring at all grade levels.See Caroline's full profile

Hi, my name is Michael! I graduated summa cum laude from UCLA with a B.S. in Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution and Molecular, Cell, and Developmental Biology. I have taken biology courses focusing on molecular/cell biology, genetics, anatomy & physiology, ecology, evolution, etc. I have also taken several chemistry and...See Michael's full profile

That makes calculus very intuitive and easy to explain. What makes calculus difficult is that it requires strong math skills in foundational math up to the level of trigonometry, and any holes or weaknesses in those areas need to be addressed. Through my years of experience, I am able to identify those gaps and...See Cyrus's full profile

Hello! My name is Stan and I specialize in chemistry, organic chemistry, physics, and math. I am passionate about helping students succeed. I believe it's important to meet students where they are, to explain clearly key concepts, and work through practice problems to develop mastery. I have over 10 years of tutoring...See Stanley's full profile

I have an MS in Computer Science and a strong foundation in mathematics—including four semesters of calculus and a 790 on the SAT Math section. With 9 years of teaching experience and 2 years as a math tutor, I specialize in helping students of all levels build confidence, master challenging concepts, and achieve their...See Paul's full profile

I recently graduated from Princeton University with a Bachelor's in Mathematics and a minor in Computer Science. I have 3+ years of experience tutoring middle/high school math one-on-one with specific focuses on algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and (pre)calculus. My tutoring sessions have ranged from...See Eve's full profile

Whether in the classroom or at-home tutoring, I’ve helped many high school students make strong connections with the patterns and analytical skills that are developed in trigonometry. I can help you master basic right triangle trigonometry, angle measures in degrees and radians, graphs trigonometric...See Andrew's full profile

I have experience helping students with trigonometry that is integrated into Math 3, including changing radians to degrees, irrational numbers, graphing transformations, laws of sins and cosines, graphing sins, cos, tangents. See Hoang's full profile

I completed Trigonometry in high school with an A and tutored students in this subject extensively for over 6 years. I had an excellent teacher for Trigonometry, so I can pass off the important details to students that most teachers don't cover during their courses; this often is the difference between...See Steven's full profile

I am a senior currently pursuing my undergraduate degree in Mechanical Engineering at UC Riverside. I have 5 years of working tutor experience at the high school level while employed at the Redlands Unified School District, as well as many years doing private tutoring. I have 10+ years of experience in mathematics having...See Mario's full profile

As everyone learns differently, it's important to find a teaching method that works for you. In reality, there are only three crucial definitions in trigonometry, and everything else builds upon those three. If you can understand these three definitions, you should have no trouble understanding any other...See Andy's full profile

In the last few years of teaching full time I taught Integrated 3 from the College Preparatory Mathematics curriculum. This course includes topics in Algebra 2 and Trigonometry. See Mariapaz's full profile

I got an A in trigonometry back in high school and tutored it for 2 years at the college level. I have extensive knowledge of trigonometry since it's used extensively in math.See Scott's full profile

I have a bachelors degree in Math-Computer Science from UCSD & a Master’s degree in Computer science from UCI. I am currently a 4th year PhD student in the CS department, where my research focuses on graphical models in Artificial Intelligence. I have 10+ years experience as a private tutor, and 6+ years of TA’ing....See Annie's full profile

I aced the Mathematics Level 2 achievement test administered by the College Board when I was in high school, and it included a lot of trigonometry. I also had to pass a course in trigonometry as part of my college degree in secondary mathematics education from Western Governors University.See Martin's full profile

I have more than 9 years experience teaching Trigonometry. Whether its middle school students or adult learners, I have seen great success with my students by using concrete examples and visually outlining solutions. I apply an engineering approach in all of my math classes which means real-world applications and...See Renna's full profile

In my opinion, Pre-Calculus is the most difficult math class offered at the high school level. The trigonometry portion presents many new and difficult concepts, but the algebra portion takes everything from Algebra II deeper making everything very complex and solving problems you don't really see any reason...See Billie's full profile

Cynthia is among the top 10 percent of Wyzant tutors for the year 2020. She has over 18 years of experience as a professional tutor working for several tutoring services in California (in Orange and Los Angeles Counties). She specializes in SAT and ACT test preparation, high school math, honors biology and chemistry ,...See Cynthia's full profile

., I have more than twenty years of teaching experience in a variety of settings to include middle school, high school, and community college. I have taught Honors and General Trigonometry at the high school for 6 years, at the community college level for 3 years, and tutored individuals and small groups for more...See Ken's full profile