The Best algebra Tutors in Hastings On Hudson, NY

I have tutored Algebra at the University of Rhode Island tutoring Lab.See Gene's full profile

I am a teacher and professor with 12 years of experience in NJ schools and 6 years at NYU and Montclair State University. As a high school teacher, I taught various sections of high school Mathematics, including Algebra 2. I have passed the Praxis Mathematics Teacher certification exams with a Certificate of...See Irina's full profile

I specialize in the science sections of the DAT—General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biology—but also have experience supporting students in the Quantitative Reasoning section, thanks to a strong foundation in math, including AP Calculus and years of tutoring Prealgebra through Algebra II. As an...See Vivek's full profile

I have a Ph.D. in Mathematics and a strong background in physics, including broad study of the core undergraduate quantum physics curriculum. My training has given me a solid grasp of the mathematical structures that underpin quantum mechanics, such as linear algebra, partial differential equations, operators, and...See Nicholas's full profile

I've taught Algebra 1 both as classroom teacher and private tutor. This has included Regents prep. What is it? Just a bunch of skills - learn each, practice, and have the common errors pointed out, so we can avoid them. If needed (often is), we go back to fractions and make sure it's clear when to...See Rachim's full profile

Algebra 1 is the foundation for higher math. It's important to understand Algebra 1 so make sure it's taught right! See Kathy's full profile

I am qualified in tutoring algebra 2 because I know all topics within the subject very well. I am an expert in trigonometry (all of the functions), logarithms, factoring, probability, and all of the measures of a circle including angular and linear distance. I scored well on all major exams including New York...See Muhammad's full profile

In the year before grad school, I worked with multiple high school algebra students at a tutoring center. While working on my PhD, I was the primary instructor for sections of College Algebra at City College for three semesters, including both online and in-person sections. During that time, I focused on...See Ben's full profile

Math has been at times difficult to learn for me, and sometimes I did not understand a subject until I had looked at it from multiple points of view. While a visual approach is sometimes very helpful, algebraic manipulations can also be effective, as can seeing math as a game. You won’t know what works best...See Paul's full profile

I am a current applied physics PhD student at Columbia University with a passion for teaching! Everyday I apply physics to the mission of clean, fusion energy but miss the excitement of teaching and learning basic science and math. While an undergraduate physics student at UC Santa Barbara, I amassed 3 years of...See Anson's full profile

Hi, I’m Alex! I’m a 4th-year medical student at the Sackler School of Medicine and a future pediatrics resident with plans to subspecialize in pediatric cardiology. I recently scored a 266 (90+ percentile) on the USMLE Step 2, and I’m passionate about helping other students reach their highest potential on Step 1...See Alex's full profile

I have successfully completed Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II, during secondary school. I have also spent over 2,000 hours of self-study of Pre-Calculus. My cohort of students have successfully completed Pre-Calculus, under my tutelage, with a minimum grade of B. See Julian's full profile

I started tutoring High school math after college when I joined a tutoring agency, I have been tutoring math for over 3 years and have taught the following levels: Algebra 1&2, geometry, pre-calculus, SAT subject test. My experience tutoring in the sciences started in college when I was both a Teaching...See Claire's full profile

I was a straight A Honor student in High School. I passed my Algebra and Biology / Living Environment Regents with 90% and above. I was placed in AP Biology and Chemistry Honors after this, as well as advanced Math. I have helped other students study for their regents, as well, so that they can also receive a...See Larissa's full profile

I possess a BS degree in Mathematics (cum laude) from SUNY Albany. I grew up in NY State where I passed the Algebra Regents exam with a score of 98. In addition I have passed the Society of Actuaries exam 100 which encompasses subjects up to calculus and linear algebra. I have been tutoring...See Lori's full profile

As a certified teacher and graduate of NYU's Master Degree program in high school math education, I am passionate about math and math teaching. I have taught Algebra 1 to many students, and have unique strategies to get students to understand the subject matter and therefore improve their performance in school. See Biana's full profile

My love for math and my desire to help students who struggle with math gain a better understanding of math concepts have led me to develop and research ways to explain difficult ideas or complex topics. One of my favorite success stories is of a college student who had to take a prerequisite algebra course. She...See Venecia's full profile

I took advanced algebra and analysis courses at the University of Chicago as I was completing my BA there. I have experience tutoring students up to college level through Harper Tutors (University of Chicago program) in algebra and precalculus as well as high school students of various age. I approach my...See Oleg's full profile

Hi, this is Badri and I’m happy for this opportunity to share with you my teaching philosophy/style and background. Student understanding is my top priority. I believe that you only understand something fully when you can explain it to someone else. To this end, I ask probing questions (why a particular step makes...See Badri's full profile

I took a Linear Algebra course in Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and used it for my Master's thesis in Optimization. I also used Linear Algebra for my graduate work and PhD thesis at Columbia University, New York, NY.See Sasha's full profile

Hi, I’m Nick. I have been interested in mathematics from a young age, which led to my majoring in mathematics in college and then obtaining a Ph.D. in mathematics from UC Berkeley. In graduate school I was a TA for honors undergraduate calculus courses and graduate courses in functional analysis, measure theory, and...See Nicholas's full profile

I love how there are explicit rules that will undoubtedly lead you toward the solution to any problem. I have taken multiple calculus courses in high school and college, including single variable and multivariable calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations, and I continue to use these skills in my...See Lauren's full profile

I have been tutoring for more than 25 years, and I know how to get the most out of a student. I am one of the 100 or so people (out of nearly 300,000 each year) who scored 790 or above on the GMAT (99.95%...equivalent to 1600 SAT). I have had great success tutoring SAT, ACT, GMAT, and most other standardized tests,...See Malik's full profile

I equip students with the academic foundation, mindset and strategy needed to excel on standardized tests: SAT, ACT, ISEE, PSAT, GED, SHSAT, SSAT, and TACHS. I also help students tackle challenging problems with clarity and confidence in courses (e.g. Algebra 1 and Public Speaking). As President of Columbia’s...See Starlyte's full profile

I have taught algebra techniques not only as a topic on its own but also in conjunction with the physical sciences and biology since the 1980s. See Richard's full profile