The Best Precalculus Tutors in Long Island City, NY

Greetings! My name is Tom (Mr. A) and I am here to help you with your math needs. I have 5 years experience in classrooms and still going strong! I love working with struggling students, working with them one-on-one and getting the "lightbulb moment" with math. Life is hard already, so math shouldn't be! My goal with... See Thomas's full profile

Hello! My name is Tyler. I have eight years of experience tutoring through Wyzant, and I have a passion for helping students succeed. My subjects of expertise are math, Spanish, and video production / editing (primarily Adobe Premiere & Adobe After Effects). My time teaching children has taught me that children are... See Tyler's full profile

I'm Brendan and I tutor math, physics, and computer science to students of all ages. My goals are to develop effective problem solving strategies and to foster a strong understanding of the fundamental principals at work. My tutoring style is flexible and catered to your needs--just let me know your goals and we can work... See Brendan's full profile

I taught summer classes (Mathematics and English) and tutor for elementary school student in the past. Currently I am tutoring high school students in Algebra I &II, Geometry, Chemistry and Physics. I helped all of my students passing their NYS regents exam and improve their grade in class. My goal is not only to help... See Jason's full profile

Hello! I am a Special Educator based in NYC with a passion for teaching and learning. I specialize in elementary through high school math instruction, individualizing my approach according to each student's unique profile of strengths, needs, and interests. My main goal is to make math as fun, easy, and stress-free for... See Eri's full profile

I finished with a B average in a rigorous honors class in Precalculus. We focused on minima and maxima points for parabolas, along with the axis of symmetry. In addition, there was a concentration on ellipses, hyperbolas, and circles. Finally, there were reviews of trigonometric functions, and problems of varying... See Timothy's full profile

I have been working in Finance (both as a researcher and trader) since 2005. I went to the German High School in Bucharest (German being my 2nd native language), undergrad in EE at the Polytechnic University, Bucharest, and grad school at Cambridge University (Economics) and Stanford University (Math, Finance,... See Dan's full profile

12 year tutor and 4 year math/science teacher. BA in math and physics, plus a MA in Physics Adolescent Education. For the last three years, I've been teaching all levels of math, physics, chemistry, and programming at Fusion Academy, a 1-on-1 private school, with an emphasis on AP physics and calculus. Teaching and... See Ze's full profile

I am a professional mechanical engineer and Sr. Innovation & Design Engineer for Amazon. Due to my career demands, I am only available to tutor online. My career-focused educational journey began as a student of the Academy for Engineering Design & Technology at Bergen County Academies, where I expressed a strong... See Christopher's full profile

I've taken Honors Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, and AP Physics 1 and have completed Calculus II in college (as my degree requires). I've received no lower than a B in any of these courses, which required a strong grasp over trigonometric concepts in order to apply them properly. See Daniel's full profile

I am a recent graduate of Smith College with a major in Astronomy and a strong background in physics and mathematics. I have always loved to share my wonder for learning with others. Throughout my time in school, I have become acutely aware of many teachers' tendency to use the same confusing language to describe complex... See Talia's full profile

My Background: I earned an M.S. in physics while teaching two years of introductory physics at UC Davis as a Ph.D. candidate. I worked with the Physics Education Research Group at UC Davis, and have written a complete high school physics curriculum based on the Common Core Standards. I have four years of lab research... See Emily's full profile

Greetings! I have accumulated over 25 years of experience in the field of mathematics. I excelled at the subject at a young age and my interest led to Civil Engineering studies. I was the instructor of an 11th grade math lab at a Houston-area high school and have tutored students in preparation for the NY Regents exams.... See Melanie's full profile

I offer tutoring for standardized tests and academic coursework. I am a former Princeton Review teacher (both group lessons and tutoring) and have been tutoring professionally since 2003 (full-time since 2012). I received my BA from the University of Pennsylvania and MA from Georgetown University. I received a perfect... See Marc's full profile

Hi, I’m Leo, and currently, I’m a student. I’ve spent most of my life in New York, but now I’m attending college at UC Berkeley studying math and data science. When teaching math I believe it can be treated like tackling some kind of logic puzzle. In high school, I helped various friends and strangers with the... See Leo's full profile

Precalculus is a course that runs the gamut in difficulty; its teaching can include many different subjects and the content can be presented in many different styles. It will often merge elegant results from Algebra, Geometry, and/or Trigonometry to come up with things altogether new. Having a wealth of... See Patrick's full profile

Some fear the subject, and I’m here to show them that the material is nothing to be afraid of. I teach students to ask the right questions and paint an image in their mind to truly grasp what is happening and how they can use it. SUBJECTS Precalculus, Differential Calculus, Integrable Calculus (AP Calc as... See Igor's full profile

I’m a high school math teacher for grades 9 through 11 (algebra I, algebra II, geometry. I tutor students one-on-one in those topics as well as precalculus/calculus and SAT prep. See Nick's full profile

The main topic of precalculus boils down to understanding triangles, their relation to the unit circle, and how trigonometric functions tie into both concepts. I teach this topic with engaging diagrams and linked concepts, and even the hardest of topics such as manipulating trigonometric identities can be... See Kenneth's full profile

Subjects: IB Mathematics, Algebra I/II, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Geometry, Calculus (I-IV, AP), Real and Complex Analysis, Linear Algebra, Ordinary Differential Equations, Probability, Statistics, Discrete/Finite Mathematics; test preparation for the math sections on the GMAT, GRE, AMC, SAT, ACT.... See Roger's full profile

...Physics. I am also a full time MS Math teacher (CMP3 curriculum), but I tutor all math subjects from 2nd grade through college, including algebra, trig, precalculus, Calculus AB, BC, and college level Statistics. At Stanford, I majored in Symbolic Systems (BS) - an investigation of symbolic representations used in areas... See Stu's full profile

Paul, Regis, Chapin, Trinity, Collegiate, Spence Colleges: NYU, Columbia, UChicago, Cornell, MIT, Harvard, Yale, Princeton Areas of expertise include Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus, IB Math HL, IB Economics HL. Test-Prep: Regents, SHSAT, SSAT, ISEE, PSAT, SAT, ACT, SAT Math... See Wesley's full profile

Hi! I'm a Stanford University graduate (c/o 2021) who majored in Management Science and Engineering. I have extensive experience in tutoring middle school, high school and college students. I was a writing tutor at Stanford's Hume Center for Writing and Speaking, and a tutor with the Schwab Learning Center. Nothing... See Richa's full profile

I have been tutoring for 14 years, since I was a senior in high school. Most recently I was a high school math teacher, teaching Common Core Geometry and Common Core Algebra II/ Trigonometry. After school hours I would tutor any of my students, as well as any students who were not even my students because they enjoy... See Corey's full profile

I never took precalculus. I jumped straight from trigonometry, functions, and radial geometry straight into calculus. I am perfectly qualified to tutor precalculus because I have bedrock knowledge of domain & ranges, logarithms, natural number e, graphing higher order functions, and exponential... See Muhammad's full profile