The Best algebra Tutors in Glendale, CA

I have helped many students who have struggled with Trigonometry. It can require a slightly different method of approaching the class since Trig topics don't always build on each other the same way Algebra topics do. Teaching students to look for patterns rather than rote memorization of a large amount of...See Kara's full profile

Hey! I'm Nick. For almost 10 years now, I've been a leading test prep guru and writing coach based in sunny Southern California, though my students stretch across the country and even across the Atlantic. As the author of original The College Lad curriculum and the tutor of choice for students who are committed...See Nick's full profile

Hi everyone, my background in tutoring stems from work I did with the LA Youth crisis center where I volunteered tutoring the group of teens that were living there. The structure there had a bit of a classroom feel with an effort to understand each students needs. My personal style is to have some structured lessons but...See Jerred's full profile

Biology (I can help with both AP and regular biology. I have received A’s in both courses and passed the AP biology exam with a 4. I have also tutored students in this subject many times.) 3. Algebra 1 (I received As in this class and have received As in college level mathematics courses. I know math can be...See Iffat's full profile

I have taught pre-algebra as a tutor, bridging basic math topics such as fractions, decimals, and percent, with beginning algebra concepts. This includes topics such as positive/negative numbers, the distributive property, and coordinate geometry. I also focus on approaching and solving word problems...See John's full profile

I was a high school math teacher for 8 years. For 4 of those years, I taught Algebra 1. I also taught math subjects beyond Algebra 1 such as Algebra 2, Pre Calculus / Trigonomety, AP Calculus, and AP Statistics, so I have a good understanding of how Algebra 1 topics are used in future...See Dan's full profile

Winn graduated from UCLA with a Chemistry-Materials Science B.S. with a minor in Science Education and with a Chemistry Ph.D. (Inorganic Concentration) at UC Riverside. At UCLA, he taught K-12 science, and at UCR he has taught class sizes of 20-250. By nurturing a mentor relationship with his students, he has written...See Winn's full profile

Originally trained as a scientist, he published 8 papers in original research in physics and mathematics, having invented a few mathematical techniques in number theory and vector algebra, and has designed and built equipment in fields as varied as magnetoencephalography, thin film sputtering, photoluminescence,...See Jeffrey's full profile

Hello! My name is Rafael, a math and Spanish tutor with a background in engineering and a passion for helping students gain confidence in math. I earned my BS degree in Petroleum Engineering, which means not only do I know math, but I use it every day to solve real-world problems. I bring that same problem-solving...See Rafael's full profile

Algebra 2 continues the student's trip into the realm of abstract thinking. You encounter word problems that can make the subject more engaging and relate to everyday problems in a practical context. It, along with Algebra I, forms the basis for all future math courses, and for the crucial activity...See David's full profile

Additionally, I have experience working at Kumon Reading and Math center, ASPIRE (after school program at Rio Hondo elementary school), and have TA'ed for Calculus AP AB. The list of subjects I tutor: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Integrated Math 1-3, Pre-Calculus, Calculus AP AB, Calculus AP...See Kristy's full profile

As a professional tutor, I’ve spent thousands of hours helping students excel in algebra, precalculus, geometry, trig, and pre-algebra. My tutoring methodology goes back to the time I worked in the Space Program, launching satellites into orbit around the earth-simplify the complex by breaking it into steps....See Rick's full profile

Now, as a graduate student at USC, I am specializing my research in probability and statistics. This is to say that I have loved math since I was young, and am very comfortable with most disciplines of the subject, from basic algebra to multivariable calculus. Moreover, I genuinely believe that math is fun, and I...See Sophie's full profile

Physics, Math, and teaching are my passions and it's my job to make them fun and digestible to you. Since my PhD is in Mathematical Physics (theoretical), I have been tutoring Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus and basically any level of Math alongside Physics. I also teach MCAT Physical Science section as...See Nazanin's full profile

SAT math covers concepts which students have learned in Algebra One, Geometry, and Algebra Two before. The first step for students is to review the concepts categorized by different topics such as arithmetic/geometric concepts, word problem, function, exponent, and probability. I guide students...See Steve's full profile

Algebra 1 provides the basic building blocks for all of the Math classes. I help students master these basic principles: linear equations and inequalities in 1 or 2 variables, absolute value, slope, slope-intercept form, polynomials, quadratic equations, exponents and radicals. Plus the dreaded word problems. I...See Philip's full profile

I loved being good at algebra, and I loved explaining fast and easy solutions to the most complex problems to my peers. I studied computational linguistics in college, the stepchild of math, computer science, and linguistics, which taught me both math and the ways to explain it. I’ll help you conquer the worst...See Maria's full profile

Hello! My name is Anush, and I’m currently an undergraduate student at USC pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology with the goal of attending medical school. I love quantum chemistry, molecular biology, and biomechanics. I am currently a research assistant in a Stem Cell lab at Keck School of Medicine where I...See Anush's full profile

Algebra is one of my favorite subjects to teach because it’s the foundation for so much of higher-level math. I’m great at helping students understand the “why” behind the rules—whether it’s solving equations, factoring, or working with functions. I’ve had a lot of success helping students build...See Andrew's full profile

I have had two graduate level classes in linear algebra.See Toni's full profile

The economics program at the University of Chicago requires a rigorous understanding of empirical methods, learned through various statistics and econometrics courses. This includes practical applications vis-à-vis impact analysis, but it also covers the mathematical underpinnings such as linear algebra and...See Mason's full profile

I continued tutoring through college at Columbia University and UC Berkeley. After college I continued to tutor all levels of math, resuming my focus on pre-algebra and algebra as I enjoy inspiring enthusiasm for math in fresh young minds.See Ramage's full profile

I make Algebra 1 feel practical, visual, and surprisingly intuitive. As a Harvard-trained public health educator with experience in statistics and behavior science, I help students connect variables, equations, and word problems to real-world situations they care about. Whether it’s solving for x or...See Muriel's full profile

Taught over 1000+ students in Pre-algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Precalculus, and CalculusSee David's full profile

If you are confused by Pre-algebra and Algebra 1, I am an expert tutor in pre-algebra and Algebra. I have taught high school students pre-algebra and Algebra since 2014. My students are always encouraged to ask questions and play an active approach in learning pre-algebra and Algebra. I...See AiChun's full profile